OpinionDeck

Finds people complaining about your competitors on Reddit

Marketing

Artificial Intelligence

reddit

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Hey PH! Prabal here 👋 I built OpinionDeck because I kept doing this manually every week: Go to Reddit Search for complaints about my competitors Copy-paste usernames Draft personalized messages to people I found complaining Message them on Reddit directly Result: Those conversations turned into some of my best customers. They were already angry at my competitor. They already knew they had the problem. They were pre-convinced they needed to switch. But it was slow as hell. 2 hours a week just scrolling and copy-pasting. What OpinionDeck Does (90 Seconds) Paste a competitor's URL → OpinionDeck finds everyone on Reddit complaining about that competitor → Extract their username + full post context → Draft a personalized DM → Message them directly. Total time: under 60 seconds. For real. The key insight: Your competitors' angriest customers are the highest-intent leads you can get. They don't need convincing they have the problem. They don't need a demo. They're literally asking for an alternative in a public post. Why This Wins vs. Apollo, Lusha, hunter.io Actual intent: These aren't random prospects—these are people actively complaining about your competitor Personalization: You're not blasting generic emails. You're responding to their specific complaint. Reddit sees this as helpful, not spam Speed: 60 seconds to lead instead of 3-week sales process Cost: $0 during beta. No per-email fees. No seat licenses Early Results Users are finding 10–20 qualified leads per search Personalized DMs are getting replies (when sent to people actually complaining about competitors) Zero shadowbans (because personalization kills the spam signal) Get Started Head to opiniondeck.com → Click "Claim Your Free Spot" → Sign up (no CC) → Paste your competitor's URL → Find your first leads in 2 minutes. Limited beta access. We're scaling infrastructure before we introduce paid tiers. What I Want to Know For founders in the room: How many of your best early customers came from cold outreach vs. inbound? And when you did cold outreach, what actually worked? Drop your answer below 👇