// paste any subreddit. we pull live threads directly from Reddit — so you're getting real, current pain points from real people. not AI guesses, not stale data.
Every report gives you exactly three things — ranked by severity, grounded in real posts, ready to act on. Here's what a real r/SaaS report looks like.
Your report will be based on live Reddit threads, pulled at the moment you run it.
Type any community name — r/SaaS, r/freelance, r/webdev. Pick your focus: pricing, tools, workflow, or general.
We fetch real, current posts and comments directly from Reddit — not a training dataset, not cached results. This is what people are actually saying right now.
The live threads get analyzed to extract recurring patterns — the complaints people keep repeating, the tools they wish existed, the competitors they're frustrated with.
Before writing a single line of code, mine your target community. If the pain doesn't show up in the report, it's not real enough to build for.
Use the exact language your audience uses to describe their problems. No more guessing the right angle — steal the words straight from the community.
Surface competitor weaknesses your users are already talking about. Turn community frustration into your product roadmap and positioning.
Start every client kickoff with a community report on their niche. Shows you've done your homework and creates an immediate differentiator.
When you ask a chatbot about Reddit pain points, it's drawing on training data that could be months or years old. PainMiner pulls live threads at the moment you run it — what people are saying today, not last year.
Markets move. A pain point that was niche six months ago might be the next product category today. Live Reddit data catches emerging frustrations before they become obvious to everyone.
A chatbot gives you a wall of text. PainMiner gives you severity-ranked pain points, exact signal phrases people are using, competitor gaps, and a ready-to-post launch hook — structured for what founders actually need.
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