Coming from GummySearch?
GummySearch lost the Reddit API access its research ran on, and the tool you relied on went with it. ThreadCite is the Reddit GEO way forward: it tracks the Reddit threads that rank on Google and get cited in AI answers, then hands you a coached draft to reply. Nothing to connect, nothing to get cut off.
Built so it can't get cut off.
GummySearch read Reddit through Reddit's API. When that access went away, the product went with it. ThreadCite takes a deliberately different path: it reads only public Reddit through search, the same way a search engine does. There's no OAuth, no API key, and no account connection, so there is nothing to revoke and nothing to ban. The thing that ended GummySearch can't happen here.
Reads public Reddit
Through search, like a crawler. No private API.
Nothing to connect
No OAuth, no key, no account access.
Nothing to ban
No automation touches your Reddit account.
What you keep, what's new.
What you keep
- Reddit research over public threads, no scraping setup
- Pain points and buyer language pulled straight from real conversations
- Subreddit and keyword discovery to find where your buyers actually talk
What's new: the Reddit GEO angle
- Which Reddit threads rank on Google for your buyer keywords
- The threads AI answers cite, tracked so your presence compounds into citations
- Share of voice versus competitors inside every ranking thread
- Coached comment drafts in your voice (you post, never automated)
| Feature | ThreadCite | GummySearch |
|---|---|---|
| Subreddit & pain-point research | Partial | |
| Available to new customers | ||
| Reads only public Reddit (no API access needed) | ||
| Google rank tracking (which threads rank) | ||
| GEO: tracks the Reddit threads AI answers cite | ||
| Share of voice vs competitors | Partial | |
| Rank & share of voice over time | ||
| Coached comment drafts in your voice |
From GummySearch to ThreadCite.
- 01
Add your keywords
Drop in the terms your buyers search. ThreadCite reads public Reddit through search and surfaces the threads that rank for them. No account to connect, no API key to paste.
- 02
See where you stand
For each ranking thread you get your share of voice versus competitors and where the conversation is heading. The durable, over-time view GummySearch never gave you.
- 03
Reply with a coached draft
ThreadCite hands you a draft in your own voice for the threads worth joining. You read it, make it yours, and post it. Reddit sees a human, because it is one.
Switcher questions.
Why did GummySearch stop working?+
GummySearch's research ran on Reddit's API. When that access went away, the product that depended on it went with it. ThreadCite is built differently on purpose: it reads only public Reddit through search, so there's no API connection to lose and nothing to get cut off.
Do I need Reddit API access to use ThreadCite?+
No. ThreadCite never connects to Reddit's API and never touches your Reddit account. It reads public threads the same way a search engine does. There's nothing to authorize and nothing that can be revoked.
Is my GummySearch data portable to ThreadCite?+
There's no automatic import, but you don't need one. Bring the keywords, competitor names, and subreddits you already cared about, add them to a project, and ThreadCite starts tracking the threads that rank for them right away.
Is ThreadCite just GummySearch with a new name?+
No. GummySearch was an audience-research tool: a one-off session to discover subreddits and mine pain points. ThreadCite is an ongoing channel: it tracks which Reddit threads rank on Google for your keywords, the threads AI answers cite, and your share of voice over time, then hands you a coached draft to reply. You still get research value, but the point is durable visibility, not a single research sprint.
Will using ThreadCite get my Reddit account banned?+
No. ThreadCite has no OAuth, no automation, and never posts for you. It tells you where to show up and gives you a draft. You reply in your own voice, on your own timing. Reddit sees a real person, because it is one.
What does it cost to switch?+
Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial, no card required. You only add a card to keep going after the trial. Growth is $49/mo and Business is $99/mo, and annual plans save two months.
Pick up where you left off
Track the Reddit threads that rank and get cited.
14-day free trial. Card required, cancel anytime.