[Imustaskforhelp]

I am actually a little intrigued in the inner workings of replyguy.com (the app OP sold for 6 figures)

It just sounds like it relies on scraping reddit/twitter/some basic google/brave search api shenanigans...

Seriously, all the posts on replyguy.com seems to particularly target reddit and I am pretty sure that they might be scraping since eating reddit's api cost might be hard.

The autogenerate reply feature might be really easy to build (I think)

I mean, I don't condone scraping since it might be a little grey area but apify has reddit scraping too with the ability to search for keyword.

I mean, they are also raking as in as much if not more dollars per month than replyguy.com while being an api..

Now, we don't know if they are scraping or using api but I have assumed that they are scraping and so I may be wrong, I usually am but I am kinda impressed by how reddit scraping can lead to 6 figures.

[OldfieldFund]

6 figures is not that much to a company that wants that specific product and it's well-built. It also has a user base with somewhat decent monthly visits.