Leadverse found its own first customers on Reddit

Leadverse looks for public conversations where someone asks for a tool or service. Founder Jakub Mužík built it after trying other products and noticing that Reddit questions could reveal demand more clearly than a static contact list. The product now goes beyond discovery into assisted replies and automated outreach, which makes judgment about relevance and community rules especially important.

The product followed its own acquisition playbook

Mužík said an early version took about a month of evenings and weekends to build. In a later founder interview, he identified React, Supabase, Stripe and Resend among the tools behind the service. He used Reddit itself to find initial customers, then changed the offer from freemium to a seven-day trial after learning how people evaluated the tool.

Today the site focuses heavily on Reddit: it scores discussions for buying intent, alerts users to relevant posts and offers drafted or automatic outreach. Its own reply-rate and conversion claims are marketing claims, not independently verified performance data. Any user still has to respect a community's rules and decide whether an approach is welcome.

A rare public revenue trail

In an April 16, 2026 Reddit update, the founder reported 107 paying customers and $2,653 in monthly recurring revenue. An August 11 Indie Hackers interview put monthly recurring revenue at about $3,300. Both figures are self-reported snapshots from different dates, not CoderHype measurements or a claim about today's revenue. They do show reported growth between the two updates.

Sources: founder's April 16 update; August 11 founder interview; Leadverse website.

Project screenshot captured by CoderHype on October 1, 2026 for this independent editorial listing.