A managed Reddit operation, $5,000 a month
Google your product name, plus the word reddit.
Go ahead. It opens in a new tab. We'll wait.
Whatever came up, your buyers read it too, usually right before they decide. Atlas handles what happens next, every day.
Why it matters
Threads don't expire.
A comparison thread from three years ago can still be tonight's first Google result about you. AI assistants quote it too. We measured one client's category:
964 buying-search variants checked against live Google results, 2026.
A thread nobody answered is the answer your buyer finds instead.
The client file
In January, banned by name. By June, the most-mentioned brand in the category.
Where it started
The subreddit's rules had our client's name in them.
We read everything both moderators had said in public, answered their actual objections, and the rule came down.
r/10s rules · before
- 1Keep things civil
- 2No "For Sale" posts or unauthorised advertising
- 3Posts must be about amateur tennis or r/10s itself
- 4No Pongbot posts
After our appeal
- 1Keep things civil
- 2No "For Sale" posts or unauthorised advertising
- 3Posts must be about amateur tennis or r/10s itself
- 4No Pongbot posts
- 4Do not ask for or provide streaming links
“Thank the lord that pongbot discussion ban has been lifted and we'll no longer be banned for talking about it anymore!”
Rules redrawn; rule four quoted verbatim. Today's r/10s rules are public.
What the work sounds like
A reviewer took the product apart in public. Here's what we said back.
Every instinct at a brand says go quiet or send a press line. We wrote this instead.
u/maxduro independent reviewer, 18 Aug
Publishes a hard video review of the client's flagship: exceptional hardware, genuinely frustrating software. Among the evidence, owners on a separate forum reverse-engineering the machine's own drill settings for each other.
u/Pongbot_Sports drafted by Atlas, approved, posted 21 Aug
The premade-drill frequency lock is the one you argued best, and probably the one I'd push hardest on internally. I work at Pongbot. Your TTD point is the part that should sting. When players are reverse-engineering a Tomahawk serve in a forum thread and posting the settings, that's a drill library we should have shipped. I can't give you a date on any of it. Drill naming on the tablet sounds like the cheapest of the three to fix, so it's the one I'll ask about first.
u/maxduro replied the next day
“Really appreciate you engaging publicly, that takes a certain honesty that isn't always common from people inside a company whose product is being critiqued.”
Then five more paragraphs helping us fix it.
Six days pass. We go and ask internally.
u/Pongbot_Sports posted 27 Aug
Taking your last line first, because it's the real question. I asked about drill naming, since you'd ranked it the cheapest of the three to fix, and I've had nothing back, which is probably the honest state of it rather than a roadmap I can point at. The part that did travel was your coach example, not the feature request. One player working around a flat drill list is an annoyance. Four players through one machine is unusable, and that second framing is what tends to get things funded.
Posted from the client's disclosed account, shown with permission. Every quote links to the source.
That last message is the one most companies would never send.
Same instinct, cheaper example
A commenter recommended our client to a buyer at “$700 with AI.” Wrong, and wrong in our favour. We posted:
“ours came up at $700 with AI and that isn't right either. The base Aura is $599 today and still a preorder [...] a machine you can use this weekend probably beats anything you're waiting on, ours included. I'd offer him $300.”
We told the buyer to offer $300 on the competitor's machine. Live on Reddit
Where it stands
January: zero mentions. June: first of 19 brands.
Counted across r/10s, r/Pickleball, r/tabletennis and r/padel. No ads. No fake accounts or bought upvotes.
The client's account, 29 Aug 2026. Reddit shows anyone the same numbers.
The engagement
One brand. One flat monthly fee.
$5,000per month flat one brand month to month, no annual lock
Month one builds your file: products, competitors, how your buyers talk. Then it's daily. We read everything and draft the replies that matter. You approve from a queue.
449open threads in the category80score high enough to matter6reach you a day, reasoning attached
Live queue in the current client's category, Aug 2026.
If Reddit turns out not to matter for your category, the brief says so, before you've paid us anything.
Atlas carries
The daily reading, the research, the drafts, the judgment about which threads deserve an answer at all, and the memory of everything said before.
You keep
Private facts, final approval, and the account that posts.
Read before emailing
What we won't do.
We can't delete a thread, and anyone promising removal is guessing, or worse. We don't run fake accounts or buy upvotes, and nothing posts automatically. Some threads we'll tell you to leave alone. Every public word goes out from your account, after you've read it.