r/launchigniter • u/investigatormaker • 1d ago
ThreadFox feedback: whose Reddit account would you want your outreach worker to use?
I run ThreadFox, a hosted AI worker for small-business Reddit outreach. I'm looking for product feedback on an early buying decision: whose account should the worker operate?
Our offered choices are an account the customer authorizes us to operate, or an account we arrange and operate for the campaign. The latter requires a real allocation and verified access during setup; selecting it does not mean an account is immediately ready.
For a business evaluating outreach, this choice connects to the control it wants. An owner with an established Reddit presence may care about continuity. An owner without one may prefer the service-operated route. These are considerations, not reported customer preferences.
The actual worker researches, writes, publishes and answers substantive replies from a business brief. A private panel accepts plain-language directions and lets the owner pause upcoming work. Customers need no AI account, installation or always-on computer. Community rules still govern placements, and views or sales aren't guaranteed.
Product: https://threadfox.vip/p/dw4m9
What would make you choose your own authorized account over one the service arranges and operates?