Your competitors read the same keywords. You read the rants.
NicheEngine mines Reddit for the exact, verbatim language your buyers use when they're frustrated - so your ads speak their words back to them. Lower CAC. Higher ROAS. Copy your competitors can't replicate.
The status quo
Keyword tools give you the same data as every other marketer.
You optimise for search volume. Your competitors optimise for the same search volume. The ads look the same, the landing pages feel the same, the click costs go up every quarter. NicheEngine gets you out of the commodity data loop - by going to where buyers complain in plain English.
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How it works
From subreddit to SQL-ready copy angles
Three steps from community conversations to conversion-ready language your paid and organic teams can both use.
What you get
The Opportunity Report - your conversion brief, auto-written
Every validated pain point can be turned into a full Opportunity Report. It's not a summary - it's briefing-ready intelligence your paid team, creative team, and SEO team can all act on independently.
Use cases
How growth teams use NicheEngine
From paid creative to organic content - one research run feeds multiple channels.
Pricing
Start free. Scale when the ROI is clear.
No card required to start. One free research run to see if NicheEngine finds the copy angles you've been missing.
Free
No card required
- ✓1 research run per month
- ✓Unlimited Opportunity Reports
- ✓Topic clusters + pain points
- ✓Real User Voices with source links
- ✓SEO keywords + content opportunities
Starter
VAT included · 7-day free trial
- ✓50 research runs per month
- ✓Unlimited Opportunity Reports
- ✓Everything in Free
- ✓Research history: revisit any run
- ✓Saved Opportunities library
Pro
VAT included · Priority support
- ✓200 research runs per month
- ✓Unlimited Opportunity Reports
- ✓Everything in Starter
- ✓Priority support
- ✓Saved Opportunities library access
For growth marketers
Run your first audience research free. Find the hooks your competitors missed.
No card required. One research run. Real buyer language from Reddit - not keyword averages.
