Redcuit monitors Reddit 24/7 for people actively seeking work in roles you're hiring for — and alerts you on Telegram before anyone else reaches out.
$19/month or $69 one-time · License key delivered instantly
Three steps and Reddit starts working as your sourcing engine.
Open the Telegram bot, send /monitor, and type the role — e.g. "React developer" or "UX designer". Done in 30 seconds.
Across 4 Reddit sources in parallel — posts, subreddits, RSS, and search. AI reads each post and flags only real job seekers. Job listings are ignored.
Telegram ping with the candidate's situation, subreddit, and a ready-to-use outreach message. Open the dashboard for the full feed.
Open the bot on Telegram and use these commands. That's the entire interface.
Introduces the bot, shows all commands, and prompts you to activate your license key.
Adds a role to watch. Bot builds smart search keywords automatically.
/monitor and sendReact developer/skip to search all RedditRuns a manual Reddit check right now — don't wait for the hourly cron. Verify it's working instantly.
Shows all roles you're currently monitoring.
Bot replies with your unique Telegram Chat ID — needed to log into the dashboard.
/dashboard and send1234567890Stops all active monitors. Use when you've filled a role or need a break.
Catches people explicitly advertising their skills — "open to work", "looking for clients", "just went freelance."
Finds people in job search mode — posting resumes, asking for referrals, or sharing their experience.
Surfaces independent contractors actively hunting for new projects in your domain.
Groq AI reads every post and discards job listings, spam, and off-topic mentions. Only real candidates get through.
Every alert includes a short, human-sounding message you can send to the candidate. Just paste and go.
Candidates hit your Telegram within the hour. No dashboard to babysit, no daily email digest to skim.
Real people finding real candidates before anyone else.
"Found a senior React dev on r/forhire within 6 hours of setting this up. He wasn't on LinkedIn, wasn't on job boards. Just posted on Reddit that he was open to contract work. We hired him that week."
"We were paying $400/month for a job board that got us zero applications for our data role. Redcuit found 3 qualified people in the first 48 hours. The outreach message feature is genuinely useful."
"As a solo founder I can't afford a recruiter. This is the closest thing I've found. I get pinged when someone matching my role posts on Reddit — I reply within the hour. 3 contractors hired this quarter."
"The Telegram alerts are quick and clean. Intent label, a 1-line summary, and a link to the thread. No noise. I check it like Slack. Found two copywriters and a video editor in the first two weeks."
"Set it up on Sunday. By Tuesday I had 8 alerts for UX designers — 3 of them were genuinely interesting. Interviewed one on Wednesday. It would have taken me a week of manual Reddit browsing to find that."
Built on the same engine as Compeddit
Redcuit is built by the same team as Compeddit — Reddit competitor intelligence trusted by 500+ founders. Same infrastructure, same reliability.
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Billed monthly via Gumroad · Cancel from your Gumroad account anytime
Click your plan → pay → Gumroad emails you a license key instantly
Find @Redcuit_bot on Telegram → send /start
Send /activate YOUR_LICENSE_KEY → verified → add your first role with /monitor
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Redcuit scans Reddit every hour looking for people who are actively seeking work in roles you specify. It detects posts where people say they're "available for hire", "open to work", "looking for clients", "just got laid off", or similar. It specifically ignores job listings — companies posting "we're hiring" — because you want candidates, not competition.
Every post gets read by Groq's LLaMA 70B model. It classifies intent into categories: available_for_hire, seeking_work, freelancer, new_to_field, or general. Only the first four trigger alerts. This eliminates job listings, vague mentions, spam, and off-topic posts. You only see posts where someone is genuinely looking.
Two plans: Redcuit Pro at $19/month (cancel anytime from Gumroad) and Redcuit Lifetime at $69 (one-time payment, yours forever, all future updates included). Both plans have identical features — unlimited roles, hourly scans, Telegram alerts, AI classification, and the full dashboard.
Yes. When you use the /monitor command, after entering the role, the bot will ask if you want to target specific subreddits. You can enter ones like forhire, freelance, cscareerquestions or skip to search all of Reddit. Targeting specific subreddits often gets better signal — e.g. r/forhire is extremely active for candidates.
Yes — both plans support unlimited roles. Just use /monitor once per role. Use /list to see what's active. Each role gets its own keyword set automatically generated by the bot.
Redcuit runs an automatic scan every hour. Worst case you're notified within 60 minutes of someone posting. You can also trigger a manual scan anytime with /test — results come back in about 10–15 seconds.
Each alert includes an AI-generated outreach message tailored to the candidate's post. It's short (2 sentences), sounds human, and doesn't mention Redcuit. Example: "Hey, saw your post on r/forhire — we're actually looking for a React dev right now and your background sounds interesting. Would love to chat if you're open to it." You can use it as-is or tweak it.
No free tier, but the /test command lets you run a real Reddit scan immediately after subscribing to verify it's working. The $19/month plan cancels instantly from your Gumroad account — no emails, no support tickets. And the $69 lifetime breaks even at month 4 compared to monthly.
Send /dashboard to the Telegram bot — it replies with your unique Chat ID (a number like 1234567890). Go to dashboard.html, enter that ID, and you're in. The dashboard shows all your alerts with filters, subreddit breakdown, and candidate summaries.
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DM on X →$19/month or $69 one-time. Subscribe on Gumroad, activate on Telegram, done.