Market your SaaS to get more sales, with no stress.
Get your SaaS in front of the right eyes, without risking bans. MediaFa.st lets you safely schedule posts, follow an actionable growth roadmap, and track real‑time results across Reddit, X, LinkedIn, and Bluesky. Ship content, stay compliant, grow faster.
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Hey, it's Arthur (Faxraddin) 👋 A few months ago, I decided to get started on Reddit—only to get suspended 6 times. • First try: Suspended for just commenting. • Second try: Suspended again for posting. • Third try: Earned 8 karma… then suspended. This kept happening six times. But on my seventh attempt, I finally made it—no suspension and 30 karma! Now, I have: • 450+ karma • A viral post with 510K+ views (40 DMs!) That’s when I realized: Reddit is confusing for many people. So, I built MediaFast to help others grow safely — not just on Reddit, but also on X and LinkedIn. Today, I’ve built an audience of 11,000+ followers on LinkedIn and 2,000+ on X - all by posting consistently and learning what works on each platform. Indie hackers: Build a SaaS around YOUR problem. 🚀
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Nice Product! Keep it up
Building an inspirational resource.
Congrats on the launch!
Indie Hacker
Thank you for sharing! Looking forward to seeing how it helps streamline content strategy and boost results!
Indiehacker
Cool product and congrat your launch!
I'm a passionate Web Developer
Congratulations on your launch! This tool looks amazing and offers a clever way to enhance engagement on social media. If you're interested, check out my product too—Lin-k.ai, a free URL shortener, QR code generator, and Bio Page generator: https://fazier.com/launches/lin-k.ai
The Reddit scheduling alone is worth it. I've been posting manually and it's brutal trying to stay consistent without tripping spam filters. Does the roadmap feature actually tell you which subreddits to target, or is it more of a posting cadence thing?