What changed in Subgrow, newest first.
Knowledge now has a Catalog: every product and service you sell, with the price when your site states one and a link to the page it came from. It stays current by itself, so new items appear, changed details update, and anything gone from your site is set aside.
Posts and comments now name what you really sell at the prices you really charge. Correct anything that's wrong and your correction stays; switch something off and it's never mentioned.
In the Chrome extension, you can now have replies written the way you write. Turn it on and we learn from your own public Reddit comments; turn it off and they're deleted.
Add what you've seen yourself before you write a reply, and the reply is built around it. It's what makes a comment yours, and it's the only personal experience a reply will ever claim.
A local business is written for differently from one that sells everywhere. On the Knowledge page you now say whether you serve everywhere or one city or area, with the area's name as locals call it.
For a local business, every post and comment from then on reads as written by someone who lives there, names the place where a local naturally would, and never presents you as shipping nationwide. What is shared from others stays useful to people in your area.
Setup asks the same question, and reads the answer off your site when it shows one.
On the Subreddit page you now choose what we post there: your own posts written for your searches, videos by others your buyers would watch, explainer images by others, or any mix. Turn off what you don't want.
You also set how often something by others appears, what it should stay within, and what to keep out, such as a competitor's name. Nothing that touches your keep-out list is ever shared.
Changes shape what is planned from now on; what is already on your calendar stays as it is. On Connections, each site address also chooses what it receives: your own posts, the shares, or both.
Subgrow now has a blog, and we don't write a word of it: every post that goes live in r/Subgrow lands on subgrow.ai/blog within a minute, as an article with the thread it came from under it.
It is built the way we tell you to build yours on Connections: give us your site's address, and each new post is sent there as it goes live. Our blog is that, on our own site, so what you see there is what your visitors would see on yours.
A subreddit people come back to is not only one brand's articles. So between your written posts, about one day in three, we now share a video or an image someone else made that your buyers find useful: a talk, a demo, a walkthrough, a chart, from YouTube, TikTok or Instagram.
We look for what your audience actually watches and upvotes, throw out ads, product pitches and anything from your competitors, and never pass off your own content as a find. Each share goes out from your moderator account with a line under it saying why it is worth the time.
Each share is a real post, with the link at the top and what the video actually says written up under it, so your readers get the substance without leaving. They sit in your calendar as Shared, with the creator's name, and you can read, move or remove each one before its day like any other post.
There is one plan, and now it has its own page: $99 a month after a 7-day free trial, with everything you get listed next to it. It is also on the home page, and in the menu.
The answers people asked us most are under it: what happens when the trial ends, how to cancel, and whether you see anything before you pay. You do: your first post is written before we ask for a card.
Before writing a post, we now find the Reddit thread Google shows first for that search and read it, replies included. Then we write yours to answer the question better: what the winning thread got right, what its readers asked for, and what it left out.
Posts also link only to your own site now. Reddit takes down posts that link out to other products, so yours never will.
Every post on Results has a Share button. It checks which communities are safe for your brand to appear in, you pick one, and the post goes there on the next free day.
Changed your mind? Undo puts everything back the way it was.
Opportunities shows the threads where your buyers are already talking. Next to each one, Rewrite as your post turns the question and the best answers under it into a post in your subreddit, on the next free day, in your words.
Each community is scored on how safe it is to mention you there, so you know before you post.
Give Connections the address of your site and each post goes there the moment it is live on Reddit, so your site grows with your subreddit. Building your site with an AI builder? There is a ready-made prompt to paste.
Your blog flows the other way: new articles are copied into the subreddit as you publish them.
Everything you add about your brand, a page, a guide, a few lines, is read into plain facts you can see, edit and switch off. Every post and reply is written from the facts that are on, and nothing else.
