Real founders and agencies asking for lead generation and outreach tools on Reddit right now, updated weekly.
The most searched question in every founder community: "Where do I find customers?" On Reddit it gets specific - "Tool to find people asking for my product?", "How do you fill your agency pipeline?", "LinkedIn outreach is dead, what's working?". r/SaaS, r/Entrepreneur, r/startups and r/agency generate this demand daily.
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I run a Saas and we get a lot of pre-sale questions from people before they buy. A bot handling the easy ones does help. But what I want is this: when someone asks something the bot can't answer, instead of leaving them hanging or offering escalation when I'm not available, it offers them a time slot to hop on a quick call, booked right there in the chat. So the bot does what it can, and when it can't, it just sets up the call. Anyone using a chatbot that can book the call inside the chat like that?
I need to send 30 to 50 messages a day on Whatsapp and I don't know how.
I started selling digital products to local businesses in the area. To get more sales I need to contact more businesses, and I found a way to find many on them fast, ready to contact. The thing is... writing to each one of them manually every day takes way too much time. So i figured that there must be a way to automate this. I wrote three standard messages and a list of the people i need to contact each day, already saved on my Whatsapp. If you know a way to use AI or something to send 30 to 50 messages to a given list of contacts everyday in complete automation, please tell me. Thank you very much.
Where to find founders at the right stage of the journey?
I built a market opportunity intelligence tool\ for people with an idea to evaluate actual customer signals from across the internet, so they don’t build something that nobody wants I’ve been talking about the building and marketing progress on other subreddits like r/buildinpublic and r/entrepreneur. The problem is that those aren’t my customers - they’re already past the ‘I have an idea’ stage. Where would be the best place to find the people who have an idea but who are stalling on taking it forward? \I’m not going to name it here in case of rules against self-promotion. Link is in the profile if you’re interested in seeing it
How do you guys feel about hiring a corporate answering service?
I run a small appliance repair shop out of a 1,000 square foot commercial bay. For the last six years, I've answered every single call myself, but I'm dropping the ball lately. I'm losing at least three or four jobs a week because I'm elbow-deep in a dishwasher and can't pick up. I tried a cheap virtual assistant last year for $250 a month, but she kept booking jobs way outside my service area. Right now, I still handle the live calls myself, though I set up my job confirmations through fixyflow.com. The phone still won't stop ringing while I'm working. I am seriously looking at a corporate answering service to filter the noise. My main worry is the cost and the quality of the operators. Most of the companies I've called want a flat monthly fee plus $1.75 per minute. I hate wasting money. If a rep spends five minutes explaining to a customer why we don't fix commercial walk-ins, that call just cost me nine bucks. Have any of you used a corporate answering service for a small local trade? Did they actually follow your booking rules, or did they just burn through your minutes?
any lead scoring model thats genuinely useful for prioritizing calls?
our sales team is drowning in leads and just calling them randomly or based on gut feel. tried a few lead scoring models but they all feel too basic - just comapny size and title matching. what actually moves the needle for you guys? we have decent data (using Prospeo and Clearbit for enrichment) but struggling to turn that into a lead scoring model that predicts whos actually ready to buy. right now thinking about weighting intent signals higher but not sure if thats just chasing shiny objects. also considering job changes and tech stack fit but worried about overcomplicating it. my manager keeps asking why our connect rates are flat and im like well maybe becuase we're treating every lead the same lol anyone have a lead qualification process that improved connect rates? or is lead scoring just one of those things that sounds great in theory but doesnt work in practice?
I’m currently getting ready to launch a new startup and I'm looking for a motivated cold caller to partner up with. Right now, this will be a commission-based role, so it’s perfect if you're looking for a side gig with good payout potential per close, or if you just want to get in early on a new project. What I’m looking for: Someone comfortable jumping on the phone and pitching to potential clients. Good communication skills and a driven attitude. Sales/outbound experience is a huge plus, but if you have the confidence, let's talk. If you're open to something like this and want to hear more about the product and commission structure, shoot me a DM or leave a comment below!
I’m starting a website business later scale into AI automation n stuff. I know the technical part but not so on the sales part and outreaching. Looking for someone who can gather clients and cold call as well. I’m capable of handling the technical and operations part. If you are interested just DM me and we’ll get in touch
$2,000 set aside to scale my SaaS. Need help with cold email and ads
I built ExamAi, an AI powered exam creation, delivery, and grading platform. It's live and working. Paying institutional clients, tens of thousands of students on the platform, hundreds of thousands of questions graded. The product side is solid. What I'm not good at is distribution. So instead of watching more "how to do cold email" videos, I set aside an intro budget to spend with people who actually know this stuff. $1,000 for cold email setup. I currently have 4 domains warmed up on smart lead, but i need help with leads, deliverability, sequences, all of it. I want someone who can take me from zero to real campaigns that actually send and get replies. $1,000 for ads. Not boosting a post. I am looking for a strategy and execution partner who has run SaaS or B2B campaigns that converted. If you have a tool, agency, or service that does this well, I want to be your customer. Not a free trial tire kicker. An actual paying customer, as long as you can guide me through it end to end instead of handing me a dashboard and disappearing. Quick context on the business: B2B and institutional SaaS with paying customers and a signed pipeline already. Long sales cycles like schools and universities, not a $9 a month consumer app. I'm technical and built the product myself, but growth is not my strength I move fast and I don't ghost people who deliver. If you have done this before, for your own SaaS or for clients, comment or DM me. Tell me what you would actually do with $1,000 in either bucket. I'm picking based on real plans, not the best pitch. Curious who in this sub actually walks the walk.
Started an IT services company – how do you actually land US/UK clients?
Hi everyone, I recently started an IT services company, and we're currently focused on working with clients in the US and UK. Our core expertise includes: AI Machine Learning DevOps Platform Engineering Cloud (AWS/Azure/GCP) Data Engineering Analytics Team Augmentation / Dedicated Development Teams We have a strong technical team and are confident in delivering quality work, but getting the first few international clients has been much harder than I expected. So far, we've been trying: LinkedIn outreach Cold emails Networking Building our website and portfolio I'd love to hear from founders, agency owners, or freelancers who have successfully landed overseas clients. Some questions: What acquisition channels worked best for you? Is LinkedIn still worth the effort? Did platforms like Upwork or Clutch help, or should I avoid them? How did you build trust without a long client list? If you were starting again today, what would you do differently? Any advice, lessons learned, or mistakes to avoid would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!
Anyone else feel like LinkedIn outreach advice is stuck in 2026?
Been going down the rabbit hole on LinkedIn outreach the past few months and I keep seeing the same advice on repeat: "Send 20-30 connection requests a day" "Personalize every message" "Engage with content for 30 minutes before doing anything" I tried it. Religiously. For 8 weeks. Got maybe 12 meaningful conversations out of hundreds of connections. Meanwhile I know agency owners running 150+ connections/day with completely different approaches and they're booking meetings consistently. Not a single restriction. So either: They're lying I'm doing something fundamentally wrong Or the "safe" playbook is outdated I'm leaning toward 3 honestly. The tools and workflows have evolved. LinkedIn's detection seems to care more about messaging patterns than raw volume these days. What's your actual setup look like? Are you playing it safe or pushing limits? I'd love to hear what's actually working in 2026.
early stage startup, no SDR budget - is an ai sdr really viable?
running a 4-person B2B SaaS, trying to keep burn low while we chase product-market fit. hiring an SDR isn't in the cards for at least 6 months. everyone's hyping up ai sales agents lately but most demos i've seen feel like glorified email blasters. we need something that can actually identify good prospects and personalize outreach based on real signals - not just "hey {first\name}" type stuff. been testing Prospeo for the lead enrichment layer since they have intent data and job change tracking built in. thinking about pairing it with an ai sdr tool to automate the actual outreach sequence. Seamless AI has similar features but Prospeo's data seems fresher based on my tests so far. my cofounder keeps asking why i don't just hire a part time VA for cold outreach but honestly i think the data quality matters more than the sending at this point. anyone here running ai sales development successfully at an early stage? what's your stack look like? trying to work out if this is worth pursuing or if i should just keep doing manual outreach myself.
Hey guys, are you managing sales and marketing as solo founder? I am the tech, product, ceo, of the company have an industry specialist in the team for product direction. My problem is i do not have time for sale and marketing , cold outreach takes so much time and AI tools are so bad you can see its AI.
Remote Sales Setter — Commission Only (Fintech Startup)
Montty is a fintech startup building accounting software for small business owners. We need people to book us calls with US business owners. What you’ll do • Cold call US business owners (Midwest focus) • Book them a 20-min call with our closer • You’re not selling, just booking Who we want • High schoolers or college students, any major • Good conversational English • Can work US hours (evenings/late nights if you’re in India, Europe, or Singapore) Pay 100% commission — 10% of every deal that closes from a call you booked, no cap. Plus an official internship letter. DM if interested
Remote Sales Setter — Commission Only (Fintech Startup)
Montty is a fintech startup building accounting software for small business owners. We need people to book us calls with US business owners. What you’ll do • Cold call US business owners (Midwest focus) • Book them a 20-min call with our closer • You’re not selling, just booking Who we want • High schoolers or college students, any major • Good conversational English • Can work US hours (evenings/late nights if you’re in India, Europe, or Singapore) Pay 100% commission — 10% of every deal that closes from a call you booked, no cap. Plus an official internship letter. DM if interested
Hey, i am a web developer and i am looking for people that would help me get contacts that are interested in buying my services. What you'd do: Find local businesses that need a website — restaurants, cafés, salons, shops, etc. Call or message them, and if they're interested, get their contact info and send it to me. I handle everything else: the quote, design, build, and delivery (3 days). You're the connector, I'm the builder — no technical work on your side. Pay: You get 30% of every completed, paid website. Prices are set based on your local market (what businesses in your area can afford), so your share depends on that. I'll always show you what the client agreed to pay, so it's fully transparent. Payments via Wise, PayPal, or whatever works for your country. No pressure: No quota, no schedule, no minimum. Whenever you want, you find someone who needs a site, send them to me, and that's a payout for you. That's it! Ask me anything if it's unclear — looking forward to have you on the team. Reach out to me: Here on reddit E-mail: Discord: tripexirl WhatsApp: +420 777 200 455
selling into tech companies - which b2b database has best SaaS coverage?
we're a 12-person startup selling dev tools and hitting a wall with our current b2b data provider. tech companies move fast and by teh time we reach out, half our contacts have already switched roles or the companys pivoted. looking for b2b contact database that actually keeps up with the SaaS world. need accurate emails and ideally mobile numbers for key decision makers (ctos, vps of eng, heads of devops). Our current providers tech coverage is spotty at best - like we'll search for a series B company thats been around for 2 years and get nothing back. super frustrating when your whole ICP is tech. looked at Lusha briefly, seemed more geared toward general sales prospecting than specifically tech verticals. also been poking around Apollo which seems decent for the price but idk about data freshness. someone on our team mentioned Prospeo might have good technographic filters and intent data which could help us spot companies actively evaluating dev tools but not sure how well it works in practice. my manager is breathing down my neck about pipeline numbers so i need to figure this out soon lol. anyone here selling into tech companies? what company database gives you the best hit rate on accurate contacts?
We posted about this a little while ago and had a few good conversations. While there was interest, none of them turned into the long-term working relationship we were hoping for. So, here we are again. My cofounder and I run an AI services company while building our own in-house SaaS product. We enjoy building and shipping products, but we're looking for someone whose strength is taking them to customers. We're looking for someone who genuinely enjoys sales, business development, and building relationships. Someone who's excited by customer conversations, partnerships, and figuring out how to grow a business alongside the product. We're not in a rush to call someone a cofounder. We'd rather start by working together, earn each other's trust, and see where it leads. If you're interested, or if you know someone who might be, send me a message. Sometimes finding the right person just takes another ask
\\\[Hiring\\\] Hey everyone, ill be pretty busy these days so i wont be able to reach out to clients and close deal much, so i want a person who can literally outreach clients, close the deal and gimme their contact so i can edit the videos from my editors. Ill give u all the requirements link such as portfolios, past works etc of my editors. Your job is just to approach clients and confirm the deal, i don't want underpaying clients as this is injustice to my editors, need clients who pay reasonably and are trustworthy, im looking for long term clients. As u close the deal, u will get 5-10% of the cut(u will only earn if the deal is closed),your job is just to reach out clients, And close the deal, if ur consistent with it ill definitely tip you for ur efforts, u must outreach clients in reddit, instagram, discord wherever u can, just get em and close the deals, THANK YOU:)
Need a cofounder for B2B high-in-demand SAAS product
I am in need of a co-founder who can get those discovery calls lined up. I have the technical skills, not the customer connections or know-how to get those discovery calls booked.
Voice, SMS, Email, WhatsApp, DM, etc. Which works best for outreach?
Agency that has spent 8 figures on digital marketing primarily on Meta since 2016. We mainly sell appointments for home services. From my experience, prior to 2021, it was Voice all the way. Best lead qualification and conversion happened over the phone. We employed hundreds of VA's mainly in Central America. I'm not too confident that's still the case. Then again, it varies depending on industry, lead quality, source of the lead, nurture campaigns, etc. Oh and region. We're in the US so SMS works. But in LATAM it's WhatsApp. Tried Voice AI for cold outreach and results were terrible. We still employ VA's but no where near as many as we used to. Curious to learn from other's experience, what channel is the most effective to convert a lead to an opportunity/appointment.
Hello everyone, I'm trying to do lead generation for my father's construction company and am struggling quite hard. I'm new to sales and the construction industry as a whole, so any guidance Particularly, I'm having a hard time finding people who run the contractor bid lists, I find that only the senior employees at the retail brands are online to where I can find their information—and from there only some of them I can find verifiable emails, a lot of these people don't actively use LinkedIn either. I've been reaching out to architects, brokers and designers as well but the same problems persist. heres a brief overview of my system: 1. Signals - target list. I watch municipal building permit data, expansion news alerts, and bid boards for signs a retail brand is about to build stores in our target region. That's produced a list of \160 target accounts that fit the ICP. 2. Contact discovery. For each brand I find the construction / store development person (LinkedIn Sales Nav for names, Hunter/RocketReach for emails), with a rule to always target the regional office over corporate HQ when one exists. Every contact gets a quick human review before they're touchable. 3. Channel routing. Each contact gets assigned email, LinkedIn, phone, or "needs more research" based on what data I could find. Email is the main channel; a LinkedIn pilot is running alongside it. 4. Copy. I gave up on AI-personalized drafts — too much variance. It's now four fixed templates (slightly different for brand-side contacts vs. architects vs. brokers) filled in per contact. I still hand-approve every first touch and add personalization manually where there's a real hook. 5. Sending. Instantly, three warmed mailboxes, weekday mornings only, spaced out. Follow-up 2 goes automatically at day 4+, a polite breakup at day 21+. Replies get flagged to me, never auto-answered. So far after months of email warmup, I've only gotten one reply email and my list of verifiable contacts is exhausted.
Technical founder built an AI SaaS for UK small businesses, looking for a growth partner
I've built OutPost, an AI tool that runs social media and content for small UK businesses. It plans the posts, writes them, learns what works, and publishes across platforms. Most small business owners know they need to post consistently to stay front of mind. But they're not social media people, and thinking up content every day is a grind. OutPost takes that off their plate so they can get on with running their business. It's built, launched, and working. I made the whole product myself. Here's the honest bit: I'm good at building, not marketing. So the product exists, but nobody's out there selling it. That's the gap I want a partner for. You'd own the whole customer side: finding them, outreach, marketing, and closing sales. This is a real equity partnership, not a job. Meaningful ownership, earned over time. You run growth, I keep building. UK-based ideal but open to remote. If that sounds like you, drop me a DM and tell me what you've grown before. Happy to show you the product.
\[Hiring\] Hey everyone, ill be pretty busy these days so i wont be able to reach out to clients and close deal much, so i want a person who can literally outreach clients, close the deal and gimme their contact so i can edit the videos from my editors. Ill give u all the requirements link such as portfolios, past works etc of my editors. Your job is just to approach clients and confirm the deal, i don't want underpaying clients as this is injustice to my editors, need clients who pay reasonably and are trustworthy, im looking for long term clients. As u close the deal, u will get 5-10% of the cut(u will only earn if the deal is closed),your job is just to reach out clients, And close the deal, if ur consistent with it ill definitely tip you for ur efforts, u must outreach clients in reddit, instagram, discord wherever u can, just get em and close the deals, THANK YOU:)
has anyone tried appointment setting services? worth the money?
my team is drowning in prospecting work and i'm looking at b2b appointment setting services to free us up for actual selling. has anyone outsourced appointment setting services and seen positive roi? i keep hearing mixed things. Some say its great for scaling, others say the quality is trash and you spend more time qualifying bad leads than if you just did it yourself. we're a 12 person saas sales team doing about $8m arr. mostly enterprise deals. tried using Apollo for lead generation but thats a diffrent problem than the actual outreach/booking side. i'm worried about: \- lead quality (are they just booking anyone with a pulse?) \- brand damage from bad cold callers reprsenting us \- cost vs just hiring more sdrs my vp keeps pushing me to outsource it so our closers can focus on closing but idk. what's been your experience with this? worth it or waste of money?
I’m a handyman. I spend all day fixing things and being hands on. I work alone. I like it that way for now. But at the end of the day, I really struggle to get through all of the messages and scheduling. I’d like to have an agent who can field messages (FB Messenger, text, and voicemail), respond with appropriate follow questions, and get clients on the schedule. It would be great if they could help me brainstorm ways to increase revenue and do marketing. Is there a ‘best platform’ for this kind of thing? Where do I begin? Thank you!
Best AI app that can handle calls, speak to callers, forward calls, take down their messages etc?
Is there any good app that can handle calls end to end on my phone? I want the app to be able to answer incoming phone calls, reply to them in natural voice, forward leads etc. Basically a phone assistant or receptionist. I have seen some companies do that, when I dial their number it goes to a smart AI assistant that responds based on the callers voice input... Currently on IOS if that matters. I dont mind changing to Android if the app is great on Android. Thanks a bunch in advance
[Feedback]Half my leads come in after hours and I'm losing them by morning
I run a small IT support business for local offices. Two of us, plus a couple of contractors. Something I only recently measured: a big chunk of my inbound inquiries land between 6pm and midnight, when people are catching up on their own admin and remember their computer problem. By the time I reply the next morning, a good number have gone quiet or already booked someone else. The lead was hottest at 9pm and I answered at 9am. I don't want to work evenings, and I can't afford a night receptionist. I've thought about an auto-reply that sets expectations, a simple booking link so people can grab a slot themselves, or some kind of after-hours answering setup. Not sure which actually converts versus which just feels like doing something. For anyone whose leads come in outside business hours: what did you put in place that genuinely stopped the overnight ones from leaking? Trying to fix the response gap without chaining myself to my phone at night.
I have been using n8n to build automation for 3-4 months but i don't know how to get clients at all and i really need help to pin down my first client if anyone know how please tell me
What are the ways to earn through paid social advertising skills
So I'm a paid social ads specialist and know how to bring results through meta, Linkedn , and tiktok ads. I tried to find clients through upwork but i failed. Then i started a small marketing agency with my friends and worked with 3 to 4 clients and managed to earn very few thousands rupees but later we couldn't find clients and had to finish the business. My question is how can i find clients and make a consistent source of income through these skills?
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