Who it's for
Your buyers already wrote your next ad.
Every week, people on Reddit compare products like yours, complain about the alternatives and say exactly what made them buy. Threadpull turns those threads into angles you can test.
Sound familiar?
“Our ads all start to sound the same.”
“We guess at objections, then find out from returns.”
“Reviews on our own site only tell half the story.”
Thread in. Proof out.
Open a thread
Find a Reddit discussion about your product, category or competitor.
Pull every comment
Threadpull reads the whole thread through your Reddit tab, nested replies included.
Turn it into proof
Export it, scan Insights, or send it to ChatGPT or Claude with a research prompt.
Jobs e-com brands use it for
Angles for the next test
Pull a "what actually worked for you?" thread and get ten hooks in your customers’ words.
Objections for the product page
Rank what stops people buying and answer each one above the fold.
Competitor teardown
Read what people say about the brands you compete with, without the marketing.
Free to use
Pull any Reddit thread, 20 comments at a time and 150 on your first pull. Sign in with a free account to remove the limit and add profiles, History and the AI prompts.
Add to ChromeDo I need my own Reddit threads?
No. Any public thread about your category works, including competitor discussions.
Can my team share the results?
Export CSV or JSON and share the file, or paste into a shared doc.
Does it post or comment on Reddit?
Never. It only reads threads you open.
Bring clients evidence, not opinions.
Back every creative recommendation with what real people said, with quotes and links. Threadpull gives your strategists the raw research in minutes.
Sound familiar?
“The client keeps asking "where did this angle come from?"”
“Research takes a junior a full day per brand.”
“Briefs read like guesses with nice formatting.”
Thread in. Proof out.
Open a thread
Find a Reddit discussion about your product, category or competitor.
Pull every comment
Threadpull reads the whole thread through your Reddit tab, nested replies included.
Turn it into proof
Export it, scan Insights, or send it to ChatGPT or Claude with a research prompt.
Jobs agencies use it for
Research for a new client
Pull five threads in their category and hand over the phrases buyers repeat.
Creative briefs with quotes
Give creators the exact objections and praise to speak to, with links back.
Pitch preparation
Walk into the pitch knowing what the market says about the prospect.
Free to use
Pull any Reddit thread, 20 comments at a time and 150 on your first pull. Sign in with a free account to remove the limit and add profiles, History and the AI prompts.
Add to ChromeCan I use it for several clients?
Yes. A free account has no comment cap and keeps a History of every pull.
Can I show the source to clients?
Every comment keeps its author, score, date and a link back to Reddit.
Can my team use it?
Yes. Each person adds Threadpull and signs in with their own free account.
Brief creators with real customer language.
The best hooks are lines a customer already said. Threadpull collects them from Reddit so your scripts and headlines start from proof.
Sound familiar?
“Creators keep writing the same three hooks.”
“Copy tests stall because every variant sounds similar.”
“We never have time to read whole threads.”
Thread in. Proof out.
Open a thread
Find a Reddit discussion about your product, category or competitor.
Pull every comment
Threadpull reads the whole thread through your Reddit tab, nested replies included.
Turn it into proof
Export it, scan Insights, or send it to ChatGPT or Claude with a research prompt.
Jobs marketers and media buyers use it for
Hooks to test this week
Run the 10 ad hooks prompt on a busy thread and pick the lines that stop you.
Voice-of-customer copy
Use the phrases people repeat in Insights for headlines and landing pages.
Audience notes for scripts
Build a customer avatar so every script speaks to one real person.
Free to use
Pull any Reddit thread, 20 comments at a time and 150 on your first pull. Sign in with a free account to remove the limit and add profiles, History and the AI prompts.
Add to ChromeWhich AI does it work with?
ChatGPT and Claude. Threadpull opens the chat with the comments ready; you press send.
Can I edit the prompts?
Yes. The text lands in the chat box, so you can change it before sending.
Does it work on long threads?
Yes. It follows every "load more" until the whole thread is collected.
Hear the market before you build.
People describe their problems, workarounds and budgets on Reddit in detail. Threadpull gathers the whole conversation so you can decide with evidence.
Sound familiar?
“I don’t know if anyone would pay for this.”
“Customer interviews take weeks to schedule.”
“I read threads but lose track of what I found.”
Thread in. Proof out.
Open a thread
Find a Reddit discussion about your product, category or competitor.
Pull every comment
Threadpull reads the whole thread through your Reddit tab, nested replies included.
Turn it into proof
Export it, scan Insights, or send it to ChatGPT or Claude with a research prompt.
Jobs founders use it for
Validate an idea
Read the questions people keep asking and the tools they wish existed.
Find the words for your landing page
Use the way people describe the problem, not the way you do.
Keep a research log
A free account saves every pull in History, so findings don’t get lost in tabs.
Free to use
Pull any Reddit thread, 20 comments at a time and 150 on your first pull. Sign in with a free account to remove the limit and add profiles, History and the AI prompts.
Add to ChromeCan I try it without signing in?
Yes. Your first pull gets 150 comments, then 20 per pull. Sign in free when you want every comment.
Do I need an account?
No. A free account removes the comment limit and keeps your History, but you can pull without one.
Where are my pulls stored?
In your browser. We never upload the comments you pull.