ThreadFox
Case study · September 2026
AI ran our Reddit outreach.
Here’s how it worked.
978,227 recorded views from two days of posts (September 20–21, 2026), with no ad spend. That’s 97% of the 1,009,664 views recorded across all eight days we posted. The views were read through September 23; they did not all arrive in two days.
The wider record, as of October 7.
Our deduplicated campaign counter recorded 1,196,759 cumulative Reddit post views at the October 7 check: 1,010,869 from the original publisher cohort and 185,890 from the ThreadFox launch cohort. It uses the highest saved count for each post. There were 257 measured posts out of 327 tracked; 70 had no readable count, and 88 included counters were rounded. The latest included count was observed at 15:24 UTC.
The original publisher cohort includes WW3.press, StorySitting and other projects. These are our operating results, not all views of ThreadFox promotions. The homepage uses the same counter and can show a newer saved total. See the current campaign record.
ThreadFox’s own website separately recorded 26,157 pageviews from September 24 through October 7 at 16:15 UTC, including 17,382 views of the free community-rules pages and 2,570 of the homepage. This comes from aggregate page counters after removing 389 non-page events. Repeated views count; these are not unique visitors, qualified buyers or sales. Known bot and prefetch filters exist, but historical filtering and undetected bots limit the count.
The original 978,227 two-day-post cohort is already included in the original publisher total. We do not add it again. No 48-hour view-growth measurement or customer result is implied.
We set the direction. Our AI did the work.
We decided what to promote and approved the plan. Our AI did most of the rest: it researched which communities fit, wrote each post for its audience, published through our own browser, answered the useful replies and kept a record of every post and how it performed.
ThreadFox packages that same split of work for your AI. The tools give Claude Desktop, Claude Code or Codex the ability to read a community’s rules, post, reply and check on each post. The ThreadFox skill is the playbook it follows. You bring the direction and the permission; your AI does the outreach.
The numbers
| Posting window | Posts | With view counts | Recorded views |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3 days 2026-09-21 – 2026-09-23 | 84 | 66 | 349,066 |
| 4 days 2026-09-20 – 2026-09-23 | 114 | 92 | 996,022 |
| 7 days 2026-09-17 – 2026-09-23 | 124 | 101 | 998,921 |
| 8 days 2026-09-16 – 2026-09-23 | 139 | 109 | 1,009,664 |
How we counted
Each row groups posts by the day they were published and adds up Reddit’s own view counter for each post. So “two days of posts” means posts published on September 20 and 21, with their views counted through September 23. It does not mean views earned within two days.
View counts were read at different times, and a few were rounded or carried over from an earlier reading. Posts later removed or still pending stay in the totals. These are post views, not unique readers, website visits or sales, and they are one operation’s results, not a forecast for yours.
Our first account-wide reading above a million came on September 23 at 13:03:54 UTC: 1,027,710 views across 140 posts, including some posted outside the windows above. The last reading, at 23:38:24 UTC, showed 1,028,774 views across 144 posts.