Written by LiquidUser, which competes with ReplyGain. Last checked against ReplyGain's own pricing page.
LiquidUser vs ReplyGain
ReplyGain is a solo-founder tool: paste your URL, review the keyword groups it suggests, and get scored posts from Reddit, Hacker News, Bluesky and X with a plain explanation and a reply draft you post yourself.
ReplyGain scores posts from your keywords. LiquidUser shows what it understood about your product, and which of your claims each person matches.
Where each one is better
What ReplyGain does better
ReplyGain costs less: $29 a month at list price, $22 a month billed yearly, or $9 for a seven-day pass. Every plan watches Reddit, Hacker News, Bluesky and X, and it shows the keyword groups it will watch before it starts. From its $79 Pro plan it sends Telegram alerts with buttons you can act on from your phone and covers five websites, ten on Business.
Pick ReplyGain if price or Reddit coverage matters most, or you run several products from one account.
What LiquidUser does that ReplyGain doesn't
- It shows what it understood about your product, with the page behind each claim, and you correct it before the search runs.
- It maps each conversation to the claim on your own site it matches, with the page it came from, so you can check the fit in seconds.
- Memory carries your corrections, competitors and known customers across days, so tomorrow's list starts from what you taught it today.
- Fit, intent, evidence and timing are shown separately, in words, instead of one score out of 100.
Side by side
From ReplyGain's own site and LiquidUser as it works today, checked on 29 September 2026.
| Feature | LiquidUser | ReplyGain |
|---|---|---|
| Getting started | ||
| Starts from your website, no keyword list | Yes | Suggests keywords from your site |
| Shows what it understood, with the page for each claim | Yes | No |
| Try it before paying | Free scan, no account | $9 seven-day pass |
| Sources | ||
| X | Official API, read only | Yes |
| Hacker News | Yes | Yes |
| Reddit and Bluesky | No | Yes |
| Results | ||
| Maps each result to the claim on your site it matches | Yes | No |
| How results are scored | Four signals, in words | 0 to 100, with a reason |
| Memory of your corrections and customers across days | Yes | No |
| Replies | ||
| Reply drafts you post yourself | Yes | Yes |
| Phone alerts with action buttons | No | Telegram, from $79/mo |
| Access and price | ||
| Websites per account | 1 | 1, 5 or 10 by plan |
| Entry price | $49/mo | $29/mo |
ReplyGain pricing on 29 September 2026: Starter $29 a month at list price, shown as $22 a month when billed yearly; Pro $79 ($59 yearly); Business $199 ($149 yearly); or a 7-day pass for $9, refunded if it finds no leads in 3 days. Source: replygain.com/pricing.
Questions
- Is ReplyGain cheaper?
- Yes. ReplyGain Starter is $29 a month at list price, $22 billed yearly, and a 7-day pass is $9, as listed on replygain.com/pricing on 29 September 2026. LiquidUser is $49 a month, and its scan is free.
- Do both let me post the replies myself?
- Yes. Neither posts for you. LiquidUser opens X's own composer with the draft; on Hacker News it gives a brief instead of text, because HN bans generated comments.
- Does LiquidUser read Reddit?
- No. Reddit requires written permission for commercial use of its data, and we will not scrape it. ReplyGain does cover Reddit.
What we promise
How we read each source- We never post for youNo replies, likes, follows or messages in your name. You post every reply yourself.
- No bots, no account pools, no proxiesNothing signs in as anyone, and nothing scrapes.
- No fake numbersNo invented counters, testimonials or countdown timers. Every number comes from real data or the plan's own limits.
- Official APIs onlyX through its paid API, Hacker News and Bluesky through their public ones. Read only.
- Briefs on Hacker NewsHN bans generated comments, so there you get what to say and write the reply yourself.
Run the scan on your own site
Paste your website. LiquidUser shows what it understood, then the people already describing the problem you solve, before you pay anything.
One plan, $49 a month. See what it includes