DDMarketer

Yes. GummySearch shut down in 2025 after it couldn't license Reddit's API. DDMarketer reads eight independent sources - Reddit, Hacker News, GitHub, Stack Exchange, Trustpilot, App Store, niche forums, and X - so it doesn't depend on any single platform, and it surfaces demand that Reddit-only tools miss.

Public complaints, bug reports, and feature requests across Reddit, Hacker News, GitHub, Stack Exchange, Trustpilot, App Store, niche forums, and X. Every opportunity links back to its original sources.

Idea lists are guesses. DDMarketer gives you scored evidence of real demand - commercial intent, confidence, and willingness-to-pay - plus a validation playbook (communities to post in, DM scripts, and a survey) so you confirm demand before you build.

It's refreshed weekly. The Top 10 and the full database update every Monday, so you're always working from current demand.

No. Start free with this week's opportunities and a free account. The full searchable database is one plan at $10/mo, with everything included.

Yes. The Free tier lets you preview historical pain points and the weekly public Top 10 with no card required - a no-risk way to judge the data quality before subscribing.

Yes. Every new account gets 24 hours of full access automatically - unlimited views, every dossier and playbook, CSV and white-label exports - no card required. After the trial, your account settles to the Free tier unless you subscribe. Nothing is charged during the trial.

One, at $10/month, and it includes everything - there are no tiers, no add-ons and no per-seat charges. You can subscribe or cancel at any time from your account settings; cancelling keeps your access until the end of the billing period you already paid for.

DDMarketer does the work you can't scale: we monitor multiple sources on a rolling cadence, apply a two-pass LLM pipeline to filter noise and score opportunities, and pass every survivor through an editorial quality gate - with validation playbooks attached. You get validated software gaps instead of raw complaints, plus corroboration counts that show how often each gap is reported.

Every approved pain point on the paid plan includes a one-page validation playbook with: the top 3 subreddits to post your idea in, 5 cold DM scripts to reach people experiencing the pain, and a Tally form template for demand testing. You can validate an opportunity in an afternoon.