Scaloom

Scaloom measures whether your product shows up in answers from ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, and Claude. You define the prompts your buyers actually ask, split across commercial, comparison, educational, and branded intent, then watch positions and movement over time. The first scan runs as soon as you create a tracker, so you get a baseline without waiting for the weekly check.

New Reddit accounts get flagged fast if they start promoting on day one. Scaloom grows karma and a natural participation history on accounts before any product talk begins. It keeps that activity going so the accounts stay credible when a real opportunity shows up.

The platform finds Reddit threads that already rank in Google or get cited in AI answers, then shows the keyword opportunity behind each one. Your team contributes a useful comment or original post while the page still has search demand, which is how a single thread keeps sending traffic long after it's posted.

Scaloom writes posts and comments that read like normal Reddit activity, then publishes them from its warmed accounts. Comments mention your product only when it fits the conversation. You don't approve every item, which is the point of a fully managed service, but you can see every published URL in the dashboard.

Before anything goes live, Scaloom checks the subreddit rules, recent posting patterns, account readiness, and promotional risk. It also scores whether a contribution is likely to be cited by AI tools. This is the part that keeps automated posting from getting accounts banned.

The AI scans a large pool of active subreddits to find ones where your buyers already hang out, then builds a weekly plan covering what to post, where, and when. It studies highly upvoted posts in your niche and turns their patterns into original angles instead of copying them.