Track AI visibility.
Then win it on Reddit.

Whichever mode you use, every post and comment is rule-checked and waits for your approval before it goes out. In hands-off mode, your own account never posts — nothing of yours to ban. As for the tactics that actually get accounts banned — vote manipulation, throwaway accounts, brigading — Bavior does none of them. And if a post does get removed, your campaign continues from other established accounts — see "Is this astroturfing?" below for the full account policy.

Not unless you tell it to. Approval mode is the default — every post and comment waits for your one-tap review. Autopilot is opt-in and reversible.

The drafts are AI-written — we won't pretend otherwise. They're tuned to each subreddit's tone, screened for AI tells, detail-rich and pitch-free by default, and a human (you) signs off before anything ships. The result is the kind of post mods tend to leave up.

Dashboards, monitors and reply tools hand you charts, alerts and drafts; the work is still yours. Bavior takes the goal, does the work, verifies the result, and adjusts the plan — you only approve.

An agency retainer runs $3,000–20,000/mo for office-hours work — with requirements passed back and forth over email.¹ Bavior costs a fraction of that, works 24/7, and everything is logged — you see every action with a receipt instead of a monthly deck. Your data and reports always stay yours.

Depends on the mode you pick. Hands-on is what your plan includes: you publish from your own account with one click. Hands-off — priced separately from the plan — has Bavior's vetted, established accounts publish the approved post for you. Either way, every action goes through the same approval and receipt flow, so you see exactly what went out and when.

Depends on your product and communities — we won't promise front-page posts. Expect the first two weeks to be mostly research and groundwork; Reddit growth compounds over 4–8 weeks. You get a report of every action and outcome (posts, comments, leads, rankings, citations), and Bavior kills what isn't working.

A few minutes to set the goal, then minutes a day to approve. That's the product.

Reddit today, end to end — it's the source AI answers cite most, so that's where the work goes first. YouTube, X and Instagram are on the roadmap.

Yes — cancel anytime. Starting free gets you the baseline AI-visibility scan and your campaign plan, and you see the agent's first drafts before anything ships or costs money. Paid plans are for shipping at volume.

Yes. In hands-on mode Bavior preps the thread, the timing, and the final text — you publish with one click from your own account. Prefer zero labor? Hands-off mode ships the approved post for you — priced separately from your plan.

No one can honestly guarantee a specific citation. What Bavior does: put you in the Reddit threads AI answers already read, keep that content alive, and report when an AI answer picks you up — alongside your traffic, so you see what moved.

Sometimes — and less often than you'd think. Many subreddits ban them, and AI answers cite threads, not URLs. Bavior recommends a link only where it survives; the rest of the time, your brand name does the work.

GEO is Generative Engine Optimization — being present in the sources AI answers draw from, the way SEO made you present in search results. AEO, Answer Engine Optimization, is the same job aimed at anything that returns one answer instead of ten links — AI Overviews, Perplexity, voice assistants. Both come down to the same thing: be in the material the engine reads. On today's internet that mostly means Reddit, which is why Bavior starts there.

SEO competes for a slot on a results page. GEO and AEO compete to be one of the sources an engine reads before it writes its answer — so backlinks and keyword pages do not get you in. Generative and answer engines quote discussions, and on today's internet that means being in the Reddit thread. Bavior does that second job; it does not replace your SEO.

It's the right question to ask. Our line: the accounts are real, long-lived profiles with genuine history — not bot swarms. Drafts have to add verifiable value — real answers, real expertise — never invented customer stories. Nothing ships without a named human approving it, and every action is logged with a receipt. No vote manipulation, no replying to ourselves, no fake engagement. One identity line we hold: accounts never pose as your customers, your employees, or unaffiliated fans — no invented relationships, ever. Most replies never pitch at all — they answer the question, and your product appears only where it's the honest answer; any draft that does recommend your product is flagged in your approval queue, so you decide exactly how it's framed before it ships. And if a community removes a post anyway, we treat that as signal: the agent adjusts or leaves that subreddit, and your campaign continues from other established accounts — your brand is never tied to a single profile.

Every post and reply carries a receipt — thread, account, timestamp. Reports tie outcomes to threads: leads captured from each conversation, tracked links where subreddits allow them, and citation pickup when Google or an AI answer starts referencing a thread you're in. Where links aren't allowed, the report ties the thread to brand-name mentions and citation pickup instead — presence you can cross-check against your own signup dates. You see which thread produced what — not a blended vanity number.

ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, Perplexity and Google's AI Overviews all draw on Reddit, so presence in the right threads carries into every one of them. We don't control any engine — we control whether you're in the threads they read, and we report what lands.

No. Every draft passes a per-subreddit survival check and your own approval, and we decline spam and vote-manipulation use cases. Bavior builds presence, not spam.