Pick the tier that matches your niche.

No. Once you add your subreddits, FindEvo scans them in the background and scores what it finds, posts and their comments, so leads are waiting when you open the feed. Pro scans hourly, Starter every 4 hours, and the feed shows when it last ran. A manual refresh is still there if you want to pull the newest posts right now.

No, and that's deliberate. Reddit bans accounts that post AI-generated or templated messages, and the account at risk is yours. FindEvo finds the thread, reads the subreddit's rules, tells you whether you can link there, and shows you an angle. You write every word yourself. There is no auto-posting, no DM sending, and no generated message to paste.

There's no trial to expire and no card to add until you want a paid plan. Free accounts stay free for as long as you use them. When you subscribe, billing runs monthly or yearly through Creem.io and you can cancel from Settings at any time. Cancelling drops you back to Free rather than locking you out, so your sites, subreddits and leads stay where they are.

2 tracked subreddits, one site, a scan once a day, and the top 10 threads open in your feed. The safety layer is not limited: the Ban Risk report, the AI-writing detector and quota tracking are all open on Free, because those are the parts that keep you off the ban radar. What you're paying for on Starter and Pro is volume and speed: more subreddits, every thread instead of the top 10, and scans every 4 hours or hourly instead of daily.

For a limited time both paid plans are 0% off. If you subscribe during the launch, that price is locked for the life of your subscription: it never goes up, and every future feature is included at no extra cost. It's a recurring subscription at the locked rate, not a one-time payment. When the launch ends, prices return to $19 and $39 for new subscribers, and yours stays where it is.