ReddMatch

Judges

What the median judge saw

Clarity — Headline 'YOUR NEXT CUSTOMERS ARE ALREADY ON REDDIT'; dual CTAs 'Find High-Intent Leads'/'Try Demo'; interactive demo annotated right below the hero.

Pricing — '$19 /month, $39, $79' with 1/5/10 Products and 100/500/2,000 replies; FAQ asks 'Is there a free trial?' but no answer is visible.

Trust — Tweet testimonials with handles (@sakavickas admits it 'was pretty noisy'); no company address, no security page, no customer logos.

Content — Features stay concrete ('clear intent, pain, desired outcome, and poster context'); 9-question FAQ; 'Step 0 1' rendering glitch; no docs link.

Design — Coherent neo-brutalist orange/black palette ('REDDIT' orange highlight, $19/$39/$79 cards), but the 'PRICING' pill is clipped behind the sticky nav on the pricing page.

Mobile — Fold shows full-width 'Find High-Intent Leads' + 'Try Demo' buttons, hamburger menu, large readable text; scripts confirm no side-scroll at 390px.

Onboarding — 'Try Demo' widget ('Paste your product URL and I'll find high-intent Reddit leads') and 3 steps 'Enter your website → Review matched leads → Engage naturally'; no SSO or docs link in nav.

Differentiation — Manual search vs ReddMatch table ('Check communities all day' vs 'Get a personalized lead feed'); concrete edge 'Generates The Reply. You Press Post.'; no competitor comparison page.

Accessibility — Scripts show 5 heading skips and 50% form labels; content is real selectable text with 95.7% alt coverage, but keyboard support shows no evidence.