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Kasspian vs OneUp

OneUp does one job. Kasspian does a different one.

An agent platform. It scans Reddit for buyers, drafts DMs, replies and articles in your voice, and publishes them, with your approval on every send.

Every figure below was read from OneUp’s own site on 18 August 2026. Check it before you buy, prices move.

From their own page

What OneUp is

Pricing
Pay per action, no subscription: $0.25 a campaign run (scans up to 250 Reddit posts), $0.99 an SEO article, $0.02 a post, $0.01 a DM or reply draft, $0.10 an image, $1.00/mo per site for rank tracking. New accounts get $1 of free credit, no card.
Auto-sends?
No. In its own words: “Every DM and reply waits for your approval.” Drafts arrive through a Chrome extension.
Scope
Wider than lead-finding: outreach drafting, publishing across channels, SEO articles and rank tracking in one place.
What you give it
A campaign to run. The agents do the scanning and the drafting.

Side by side

The actual difference

OneUp

OneUp is the most automated thing on this list and the pricing is genuinely unusual: you can test it for cents rather than committing to a month. If what you want is volume of drafted outreach across several channels, it is built for exactly that.

Kasspian

Kasspian does less on purpose. One read, the rooms named with the reason your buyer is in each, the access read on whether you can post, and the move to make. It does not publish anything, it does not run campaigns, and it does not write your SEO articles.

Be honest

Use OneUp, not Kasspian, when

  • You want drafted outreach at volume across DMs, replies and posts, and you are happy reviewing a queue of it.
  • You would rather pay cents per action than $19 a month.
  • You want publishing and rank tracking in the same tool, which Kasspian does not do at all.

The other way

Use Kasspian when

  • You would rather send five messages that fit five specific rooms than fifty that fit none.
  • You need to know which rooms allow promotion before anything gets sent, because the account being removed is yours.
  • You want an honest read on whether the idea has buyers at all, before spending on outreach either way.

Describe your business and read the answer before you pay anything. Free tier, no card, and the rooms come with whether you are allowed to post in them.

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Questions

Questions

How much does OneUp cost?
It moved to pay-per-action pricing with no subscription: when this page was last checked, $0.25 a campaign run, $0.01 a DM or reply draft, $0.99 an SEO article, plus $1 free credit on a new account. Listicles quoting a $19/mo OneUp plan are out of date.
Does OneUp post for me automatically?
No. Its site states every DM and reply waits for your approval.
Which is cheaper?
For a single test, OneUp: cents against Kasspian's $19/mo Pro. Kasspian's free tier is also $0 and includes 5 web-sourced reads, so the honest answer is that both let you find out before paying much.

Receipts

Where these figures came from

OneUp is their trademark, not ours. Nothing here is endorsed by them.

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