Used For

• +**You're manually scrolling Reddit for content ideas and posting to Twitter** → Set up automated flows that monitor subreddits, filter through AI, and generate posts while you sleep
• +**Spending 2 hours daily copying data between apps and spreadsheets** → Visual workflows move data automatically between your tools every hour
• +**Your AI replies sound robotic and get you flagged on social media** → Built-in prompts help generate authentic-sounding responses that build engagement instead of suspicion
• +Handles complex multi-step workflows - one trigger can branch into 5 different actions based on AI decisions
• +Connects to 1,000+ apps including Reddit, OpenAI, Buffer, and Google Sheets in ways Zapier can't match

Best For

• >Content creators burning hours manually posting across Reddit, Twitter, and other platforms
• >Solo marketers who need AI to help with social media but can't code
• >Small teams wanting to automate repetitive tasks without hiring a developer

Not For

• -Anyone planning heavy AI usage - the 100 AI calls per week limit is laughable for real automation
• -Teams wanting simple, cheap automation - you'll hit operation limits fast and costs add up quickly
• -People who need rock-solid reliability - Reddit automation can get your accounts suspended if you're not careful

Pairs With

• *Reddit (the content goldmine you're monitoring for trending topics and engagement opportunities)
• *OpenAI or Claude (to process and generate human-sounding responses that won't get you banned)
• *Buffer or Hootsuite (to actually post your AI-generated content across social platforms)
• *Google Sheets (where you store the good stuff for human review before it goes live)
• *Slack (to get notifications when something needs human attention or breaks)
• *OpenRouter (cheaper AI calls that don't count against Make's pathetic 100-per-week limit)

The Catch

• !The free plan's 1,000 operations burn through in days with basic Reddit monitoring (users report hitting 94% in simple setups)
• !AI integration costs are separate - you'll need your own OpenAI keys, and users recommend OpenRouter to avoid Make's expensive AI add-ons
• !Getting authentic-sounding AI posts takes 10-20 prompt iterations, and one wrong move gets your social accounts flagged as bots

Bottom Line

Zapier's visual cousin that actually handles complex AI workflows, but you'll hit usage limits faster than you expect.