Reddit spots a bot reply in one line. Depost AI drafts comments from the post, the thread, and your own take, so they read like you wrote them, with room to say something. You edit and post them yourself.
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Why it matters
Depost AI is an AI Reddit comment generator that drafts comments in your own words from the post, the thread, and your perspective, never shorter than forty words. You edit and post them yourself.
A Reddit comment is judged by people who know the subject and have seen every low-effort take before. A one-line “great point” gets buried, and a marketing voice gets called out. Depost AI drafts Reddit comments under their own rules: never shorter than forty words, specific to the post and the thread, built around the perspective you add. Posting stays yours.
514M
weekly active uniques on Reddit in the second quarter of 2026, up 24% in a year.
Reddit, Q2 2026
70M
people search Reddit every week, looking for an answer from a person rather than a page.
Reddit, 2025
40%
of conversations on Reddit are commercial: people asking what to buy and whom to trust.
Reddit, 2026
How it works
Depost AI reads the post and the comment thread, including anything you said earlier in it.
A line of your experience or your disagreement. Pick a comment type and a tone, or ask for several drafts on different angles.
The draft lands in the reply box. Make it yours, then post. No auto-commenting, on any subreddit.
What ships
Reddit comments are never drafted under forty words. Enough for an example or an objection with some detail in it, which is what the thread rewards.
The draft reads the post and the replies above yours, and answers the actual turn rather than restating the original post.
Add your perspective and the draft builds around it. Depost AI is told to add, sharpen, or push back, never to promote.
Ask for up to five drafts and each takes a different angle, labeled. Pick the one you would defend in the replies.
Fifteen tones, adaptive by default, so a casual subreddit gets a casual comment and a technical one gets a technical one.
Set the topics you comment on and the ones you leave alone. Outside them, Depost AI writes nothing.
When to use it
Six situations where it pays, each with the draft Depost AI would put in the box and the comment type it would pick. Read them as drafts: every one is meant to be edited before you post it.
They are describing the pain in their own words. Answer the pain, not the pitch.
We hit the same wall at about 40 trials a week. What moved it was not another email sequence, it was getting each new user one real result inside the first session. Happy to share what we changed if useful.
Adding to a good post puts your name next to it in front of their readers.
The part most people miss in this: the lesson holds while the team is small enough to feel the consequence. Past about twenty people you need someone whose job it is to notice, or it quietly stops being true.
Reply mode reads the thread above, so the draft answers what they said.
Fair push. We measured it over two quarters rather than one, and the second is where the drop showed up. If it had been a single quarter I would have called it noise too.
Disagreement with a reason gets more replies than agreement. The tone stays civil because you set it.
I would flip this. The product tour is not the problem, it is what users do in the thirty seconds after they skip it. We removed ours and conversion did not move until we changed what the empty state asked for.
The best answer in a thread gets read for months. Depost AI can pull from your knowledge base for it.
Two things worked for us. One metric per screen, so nobody has to decide what to look at. And a default that already does something the moment you land, so the first click is a correction rather than a blank page.
Congratulations are easy to write badly. A specific one names what they did.
Earned. Most people will congratulate the number; the thing worth noticing is the pricing change you shipped in March, which is the reason the number exists at all.
Safe for your account
Nothing is automated. Depost AI drafts into the box while you are on Reddit; the comment goes out from your own session, when you press the button.
No bulk, no schedule
There is no queue of comments, no timer, and no list of posts being worked through for you. One post, one draft, your decision.
Your name on it
The draft is built from your headline, your tone, and the take you typed. What it is not built from is a template, which is what a reader recognizes first.
No. Drafts only. You edit and post. No bots, no automation, nothing that would break a subreddit rule or Reddit’s terms on your behalf.
The drafts come from the thread and the take you add, and nothing is posted by a bot. Still, a comment reads as yours when something of yours is in it. Fill the perspective field, then edit before you post.
Because short replies are where Reddit comments go to die. A comment with a specific example or a specific objection needs a few sentences. The floor keeps drafts from turning into “this” with extra words.
Yes. Turn on the knowledge base and the draft can pull from the files, links, and notes in your brand. Useful when the thread is about something you have already written down.
Yes. Include and exclude topics per platform, strict or balanced. When the post falls outside them, Depost AI says so and writes nothing.
LinkedIn, X, Threads, and Facebook too, each under its own rules. Each has its own page.
Brief your team once. It studies, plans, writes, designs, and schedules. You approve.
Your brief comes with you: once you're set up, it's the team's first job.
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