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Getting started
5 articlesWhat Nilkick is, running the free report, and reading your score.
Free report vs a paid launch
The readiness report is free and unlimited. A launch is the paid part, where Nilkick builds your venue plan and drafts every post. Here is exactly where the line sits and what each side gives you.
Posting to Reddit without getting burned
Reddit rewards people who are useful and removes people who are not. Read the room, lead with value, mention your product only where it fits, and follow each subreddit rules. Here is how to post so it lands.
Reading your readiness score
Your launch-readiness score is one number built from two very different halves: Readiness and Footprint. Here is what each half means, why a low score is normal on a new product, and how to turn the score into a to-do list.
Running your free launch-readiness report
Paste a product URL and get a launch-readiness score plus a personalized launch map in about thirty seconds. No account, no email, no credit card. Here is how to run it and what you get back.
What Nilkick does (and what it doesn't)
Nilkick scores how launched your product is, then hands you a personalized map of where to post and what to say. Here is the whole loop in plain terms, plus the one thing it deliberately will not do.
Launches
8 articlesHow a paid launch works, from the plan to shipping each post yourself, including the Reddit workflow.
The Chrome extension
The Nilkick Chrome extension is a side-panel companion that puts your launch plan next to the page you are posting on, with the drafted post, a link to where it goes, and one-tap copy for every field. Here is what it does and how to install it.
How Reddit works in Nilkick
Reddit has its own workflow inside a launch, because it has rules no directory does. Nilkick finds relevant threads, drafts comments and posts, checks your account standing, and leaves every submission to you. Here is how it fits together.
Account standing and karma gates
Reddit treats a new account and an established one very differently. Nilkick reads your standing, from your username where you give it, then offers comments only or comments and posts to match. Here is what standing means, how the check works, and how to build it.
How a launch works, step by step
A launch goes from a URL to a worked plan in a few clear stages: you start it, Nilkick studies your product and builds the plan, then you ship each post yourself. Here is the whole sequence end to end.
Picking the right venues
Nilkick ranks communities ahead of directories and keeps your plan short on purpose. Here is how venues get chosen for your launch, why a focused list beats a long one, and how to read the order.
Starting a launch
Starting a launch takes a product URL and the markets you want to reach, then spends one credit while Nilkick builds your plan. Here is what the form asks, what happens next, and what to do if the build stalls.
Why you tap submit yourself
Nilkick drafts every post but never sends one for you. Every submission is a button you press on your own account. Here is why that rule exists and why it is better for your launch, not a missing feature.
Working your plan
The workspace is where you turn a launch plan into shipped posts. Review each draft, edit it, post it yourself, and mark it done. Skip, reorder, and come back whenever you want. Here is how the workflow runs.
Warm-ups
2 articlesThe adaptive 28-day Reddit warm-up: building real account history before you launch.
How the warm-up works, day by day
From intake to Day 28: how the warm-up assesses account standing, maps communities, prepares one local Today plan, spaces comments, checks outcomes, and adapts after a removal.
The Reddit warm-up
A finite adaptive 28-day plan that builds real Reddit history through account setup, community learning, and carefully paced value-only comments. You take every action.
Scout
3 articlesThe daily conversation scout: what arrives in the inbox, the five-minute ritual, and tuning the net.
The five-minute daily ritual
Working the Scout takes five to ten minutes a day: read each card's reason, dismiss what does not deserve you, and for the threads worth joining, copy the drafted reply, make it sound like you, and post it from your own account. Here is the loop, including the reply-shape variants.
Your Scout inbox, day by day
The inbox is where the Scout delivers: conversations grouped by day, newest first, starting with a one-month backfill. A digest email lands only on days with something new, quiet days say so plainly, and the keywords and subreddits are yours to tune. Here is how to read it and how to adjust the net.
The Scout: daily conversations
The Scout is a daily layer for one product: every day it sweeps Reddit and Hacker News for the conversations that matter, judges them with the same gate as a launch, and drafts each reply. You post everything yourself. Here is what it is and how it fits with the rest of Nilkick.
Credits & billing
5 articlesLaunch and warm-up credits, the Scout subscription, and when a credit is locked.
Buying a Reddit warm-up
A warm-up is a flat one-time price, separate from a launch, paid through Stripe. It uses its own credit, so buying a warm-up and buying a launch are tracked apart. Here is what it costs, how to buy one, and where your balance lives.
The Scout subscription
The Scout is the one subscription Nilkick sells: $20 per month per scout, through Stripe, cancel anytime with no retention flow. Here is how billing works, what pausing does and does not do, what happens when a card fails, and what you keep after canceling.
Buying a launch
A launch is a flat one-time price, paid through Stripe, and credits never expire. Here is where to buy one, what the checkout looks like, and where to find your balance and past purchases.
How launch credits work
A launch credit is what you spend to put one product in front of real audiences. One credit covers one launch: the ranked venues, a draft for each, and the workspace to ship them. Scanning is always free.
Refunds and when a credit is locked
A credit is spent when you start a launch and is locked once posts begin going out. Credits never expire. Here is the simple line between an uncommitted credit and a used one, and how to reach us if something went wrong.
APIs
4 articlesRun the daily loop from your own stack: API keys, the task endpoints, webhooks, and a reference executor.
Using the Nilkick API
How to authenticate against the Nilkick API: issuing a key, the base URL, your first request, the error envelope, rate limits, and the compatibility promise.
The API task loop
The Nilkick task endpoints end to end: pulling the day's work, drafting on demand, marking tasks done or skipped, and reporting outcomes so the engine adapts.
API webhooks
Setting up Nilkick webhooks: the events, verifying the X-Nilkick-Signature header, the once-only delivery model, and the daily reconcile that catches misses.
The reference executor
An unsupported example Node script showing the full Nilkick API loop for a browser-profile fleet: pull tasks, draft just in time, act, report status, then confirm outcomes.
Account
3 articlesSigning in, the data Nilkick reads, and closing your account.
Deleting your account
You can have your Nilkick account and its data removed at any time by contacting support. Here is how to request it, what gets deleted, and the few things we may keep for legal and accounting reasons.
How signing in works
Nilkick uses email codes instead of passwords. You enter your email, we send a one-time code, and you type it in. There is nothing to remember and no password to leak. Here is how it works and how to fix common snags.
What data Nilkick reads about your site
Nilkick reads only public information: your live site, public search results, and public discussions. There is no tracking script and nothing to install. Here is exactly what it looks at and what it keeps.
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