Your community.
Our team behind
the work.
Bring your knowledge of the business. We handle the strategy, launch, content and day-to-day work of building your subreddit.
- The engagement
- Six monthsA plan agreed together.
- The investment
- Priced to scopeAgreed before work begins.
What are you building?
Tell us about your business and the help you need. We’ll review the fit before we propose an engagement.
A team to build it.
A scope you can see.
We agree on the work and each team’s role before we start. Your business stays part of the process.
A reason for people to join
Audience research and a clear purpose for your subreddit. A place built around the people you want to serve.
A community ready to launch
Subreddit setup, rules, welcome content and a plan for the launch.
Content and participation
Content production and useful conversations, with clear disclosure of our connection to your business.
Day-to-day operations
Community operations with documented team access and responsibilities.
Reporting and reviews
Review the work together, try new approaches and use what you learn to guide the next steps.
A clear handover
End with a documented handover, or agree on a separate scope for continued work.
The business context.
Your expertise, goals and approvals help us build a community that fits your business.
The team and execution.
We handle the agreed work, keep track of it and review progress with you.
We work within Reddit’s rules and each community’s standards. No vote manipulation, disguised endorsements or promises of guaranteed reach.
Start with the people.
Build from there.
The six-month engagement covers the agreed work, regular reviews and a plan for what comes next.
Research and plan.
Define who the community serves, why they would join and what the team needs to build.
Launch and run.
Set up the subreddit, create content and put the community plan into practice.
Review and hand over.
Review the work and document the handover. Continued support has its own agreed scope.
Put your project on the table.
We’ll discuss the work before you commit.
