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Scrapes public Reddit posts · Free to start
Type who you're after. Red Penguin reads thousands of public posts, pulls out the addresses people shared on purpose, checks each one and hands you a clean list of leads.
No card, no password. Two free searches a day.
A recording of the real thing. The addresses in it are made up.
Straight from Reddit
Freelancers looking for work, founders asking for feedback, teams that are hiring. They typed an email into a public post because they want to hear from someone. Red Penguin finds those posts and keeps the people who match who you're after.
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Sample posts in the layout Reddit uses. Usernames, posts and addresses are made up.
Measured on live Reddit, not estimated
email addresses from 5 Reddit requests in one test run.
posts matching "at gmail dot com" hide an address a plain scraper can't read.
to start. A pay-per-result Reddit scraper charged about $7 for one list.
repeats. An address you already have is never handed to you twice.
Inside the app
These are the real screens. The leads in them are sample data.
How it works
Plain English. How many, what kind of people, how recent. There are no filters to learn and no form to fill in.
Before anything runs you see where it will look, how picky it will be and how long it takes. Want it different? Just reply.
Watch the leads arrive, then download them for Instantly, Smartlead, lemlist or Excel. Every row links back to its post.
Why it finds more
Most scrapers scroll a subreddit and hope. We tested what actually surfaces addresses, then built the tool around the answers.
Reading the newest 100 posts of a big founder subreddit found 0 emails. Eight searches in that same subreddit found 163. So this Reddit scraper searches.
name at gmail dot com is invisible to a normal scraper. Red Penguin decodes it, along with the spaced-out and spelled-out versions.
A to F, from a mail-server check, the kind of domain, and whether it's a throwaway or a shared inbox. You pick the floor.
It remembers every address it has given you. Run the same search next month and you only get people you haven't seen.
Each lead is tagged: founder, freelancer, agency, hiring. About half of raw Reddit results aren't your buyer, and those stay out.
Every row comes with the post title, the thread link and a personalization line you can drop straight into a sequence.
What you get
Not a dump of usernames. Checked addresses, with the context you need to write a first line that doesn't sound like a template.
| Who | Where | Their post | First line | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| A | maya@northlight.example | r/SaaS | Launched our invoicing tool, looking for 10 beta users | Saw your post about finding beta users for the invoicing tool | |
| A | jon@harborpixel.example | r/agency | Small design studio, room for two retainer clients | Noticed your studio has room for two retainer clients | |
| B | priya.writes@mailbox.example | r/HireaWriter | SaaS content writer, six years, case studies and docs | Read your post about writing SaaS case studies and docs | |
| A | talent@quillmetrics.example | r/startups | Hiring our first growth marketer (remote, EU hours) | Saw you're hiring a first growth marketer | |
| B | sam@queuebird.example | r/indiehackers | Hit $2k MRR, happy to swap notes with other founders | Congrats on $2k MRR, your post about swapping notes caught my eye |
The lead book lives in your browser's storage. Nothing you find is kept on our servers.
Red Penguin never posts, comments, votes or messages on Reddit. There is no code in it that can.
Red Penguin uses Reddit's official API inside the free allowance. A daily search cap per person keeps it fair for everyone.
Pricing
Free
$0
Questions
Yes. Two searches a day with up to 50 leads each, on Red Penguin's own Reddit access, no card. The daily limit is only there to keep it fast for everyone.
A tool that reads Reddit for you and pulls out the data you care about. Most Reddit scrapers dump posts and comments into a spreadsheet and leave the rest to you. Red Penguin is built for one job: finding people who shared an email in a public post, checking each address, and handing you a lead list you can send to.
Three things. It searches Reddit with phrases measured to surface addresses instead of scrolling a subreddit. It reads disguised addresses like "name at gmail dot com". And it grades every address and tags who the person is (founder, freelancer, agency, hiring), so you get leads, not raw data. You don't write code or rent proxies.
An email address. That's it. You type it once and you're in.
Addresses people typed into public Reddit posts themselves, usually because they want to hear from someone: freelancers looking for work, founders asking for feedback, teams that are hiring. Red Penguin doesn't guess addresses and it doesn't look anyone up elsewhere.
No. It reads, and that's all. It never logs into your Reddit account, and it has no code for posting, commenting, voting or sending messages.
Your leads live in your browser and your exports download to your computer. The only thing we keep is the email you signed in with.
Red Penguin uses Reddit's official API and only reads public posts. What you do with the list is your responsibility: keep to Reddit's terms and to the email laws where you send, such as CAN-SPAM and GDPR. Write to people about what they posted, and make it easy for them to say no.