Pulse for Reddit does one job. Kasspian does a different one.

Every figure below was read from Pulse for Reddit’s own site on 15 October 2026. Check it before you buy, prices move.

Pricing

Starter $29/mo, or $19/mo effective billed $232 a year (about 150 qualified leads, 40 keywords, 1 seat). Growth $99/mo, or $66/mo effective billed yearly (about 1,500 qualified leads, 80 keywords, 3 seats). Enterprise custom.

Trying it

A free preview with no card, and a 3-day money-back guarantee.

Platforms

Reddit posts and comments, plus AI answer visibility in ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude and Grok.

Rule checks

"Karma tracking and automatic subreddit rule checks."

Posts for you?

Self-serve plans draft. On Enterprise: "Done for you. Our Reddit team runs engagement under your brand."

• →You need real-time alerts, including on comments. Kasspian checks once a day and reads posts, not comment threads.
• →You want someone else to run the engagement. Pulse's Enterprise tier does that; Kasspian never posts for you.
• →You want the lowest monthly price on an annual plan: $19 a month effective on Starter.

• →You care which replies became customers, counted from what you mark and what Stripe confirms.
• →You want every reply posted by you, from your own account, with the disclosure in it.
• →Your buyers ask outside Reddit too.

How much does Pulse for Reddit cost?

Its pricing FAQ listed Starter at $29/mo ($19/mo effective yearly) and Growth at $99/mo ($66/mo effective yearly) when this page was checked, with Enterprise on request.

Do both tools check subreddit rules?

Yes. Pulse says it checks each subreddit's rules automatically, and Kasspian reads each room's rules and what its moderators remove before writing the reply.

Which one posts for me?

Neither on self-serve plans. Pulse's Enterprise tier has its team run engagement under your brand. Kasspian never posts for you.

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