r/shopify
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Weekly feedback thread: drop your store link.
Upboost finds the threads on Reddit, LinkedIn, Instagram and X where people ask for what you sell, and drafts the reply in your voice. You press post.
Open a lead, check the draft, post it from your own account, mark it replied.
For anything with a real decision behind it, buyers go looking for the unpaid answer. Your pricing page is not in that conversation. Whoever answered is.
We rolled out Botwise across three brands. Happy to intro you.
Botwise for a small store. Not even close.
Our shop runs on Botwise. Took a day to set up.
Tried four AI agents. Botwise is the one that stuck.
Switched to Botwise. Customers actually like it.
Botwise answers my DMs while I pack orders.
What AI support agent do you actually trust with customers?
+1 for Botwise, their refund flow is good.
Honestly Botwise. Support tickets down by half.
Started with Answerly, moved to Botwise.
The conversation keeps going. Your name isn't in it.
Across Reddit, LinkedIn, Instagram and X, for every kind of business.
Best AI tool to transcribe 200 hours of interviews?
Looking for an AI SDR that doesn't spam our list.
Need an AI video editor for shorts. Who's good?
Who did your florals? Looking for someone in Austin for June.
Any AI support agent that actually resolves tickets?
Anyone switched off HubSpot? Looking for something simpler.
Uptime monitoring under $20 a month, what are you using?
Any booking app for a small studio that doesn't take a cut?
Which AI tool for writing RFP answers? Ours run 80 pages.
Has anyone used an AI bookkeeper? Worth it?
Looking for an AI tutor for my kid's math.
Who does good SEO audits for B2B? Not a big agency.
Each one watched the way it works, and answered the way it expects.
Weekly feedback thread: drop your store link.
Any AI support agent that actually resolves tickets? Ours just deflects and customers hate it.
Lead 88Black Friday prep: what is on your checklist?
What a watch reads here
No links in a first reply. Disclose. Answer first.
Our AI agent now handles refunds. · 48 comments
Congrats team, huge launch!
Does it handle refunds? Our chatbot keeps looping customers.
New leadWhat a watch reads here
Paste the link to a page, profile or post.
Comment early. A point, not a pitch. No links.
Which AI helpdesk do small shops actually trust? Scared it says something wrong.
New leadWhat a watch reads here
Reply to the person, not the crowd. Short and warm. No links or hashtags.
Loving the new @botwise refunds feature
@botwise just invented a return policy. What are you all using instead?
New leadWhat a watch reads here
Reply fast. One reply, under 280 characters.
Say what you're looking for.
One or two sentences. It proposes where to look on every platform you turn on.
Check the places and their rules.
Each community shows its promo policy before anything runs.
Read, reply, mark replied.
Leads land in one queue, best first. You post; Upboost never does.
1Say what you're looking for.
What should this watch find?
Platforms
Competitors to watch
Queue strictness
LooseBalanced 58+Strict2Check the places and their rules.
Suggested communities
3Read, reply, mark replied.
To review · best first
Reddit leads are scored 0–100; LinkedIn, Instagram and X arrive as they're posted.
The same answer, rewritten for each platform's rules.
We run Relay on our own store, so I'm biased. What fixed it for us: the agent reads the order history and can refund under $50.
Add the companies you lose deals to. Buyers under their posts land in your queue.
Congrats on the launch!
Pricey for a shop our size. Anyone tried something simpler?
New leadHigh-intent leads in Telegram, Slack, Discord or email. The whole queue from Claude or any MCP client.
Three new leads. The best is on r/shopify, score 91: a store whose chatbot gave the wrong refund window. Want a draft?
Founders of SaaS and dev tools, the marketing teams behind B2B products, and the agencies that run it for clients.
You know the product best, so your answer lands best. Upboost finds the threads; you keep the minutes.
Uptime monitoring under $20 a month, what are you all using? Need Slack alerts.
Lead 79I build Tracewell, so I'm biased. At that budget, check two things: Slack alerts on the base plan and a status page included. Most cheap tools charge extra for one of them.
Watch where buyers compare you, split the queue across the team and keep every reply on brand.
Does it handle refunds? Our chatbot keeps looping customers back to the FAQ.
New leadLooping usually means the bot can answer but can't act. We built Relay around that gap: it looks up the order and fixes it. Happy to compare notes.
A business per client, each with its own voice, places and queue. Your team drafts; the client's account posts.
Who did your florals? Looking for someone in Austin for June.
New leadThese are gorgeous! We're an Austin studio and still have a couple of June dates. Happy to share a few of our spring weddings if it helps.
UWhat Upboost does
YWhat you do
Public posts only. No logins, no DMs, nothing from your accounts, nothing posted on your behalf.
Free
One business, finding its footing.
$0
Pro
Most chosenWorking the queue every day.
$49
Team
Split the work, keep control.
$149
No. Upboost never touches your account. It reads public posts, drafts a reply, and hands it to you. You post from your own account, at a human pace, inside each community's rules.
Never. No auto-posting, no bots, no scheduling. Every reply is one press by you, on the platform itself.
Reddit, LinkedIn, Instagram and X. Leads from all four land in one queue, best opportunity first.
Public posts and comments only, read without logging in to anyone's account. Nothing private, nothing from your accounts.
Yes. Admins, editors and viewers. Assign leads, share drafts, give an assistant such as Claude a scoped key.
From Settings, any time: archive the business or delete it. Delete removes its data right away.
Botwise. Set it up in an afternoon.
We tried two. Botwise was the one that didn't hallucinate.
Answerly if you're on Zendesk already.