Is FeedHeat legit? Here's how to check.
Yes. FeedHeat is a done-for-you marketing service: strategists and writers who handle Reddit, LinkedIn, X, Quora and Facebook for clients. Real people write and publish every post; we don't run posting bots and never ask for your password. Below: who we are, who we work with, and how to verify every claim on this page yourself.
Who runs FeedHeat
- Company
- FeedHeat, a done-for-you marketing team
- What we do
- Strategists and writers who handle Reddit, LinkedIn, X, Quora and Facebook for clients
- [email protected]
- linkedin.com/company/feedheat
- Legal documents
- Terms of Use and Privacy Policy
FeedHeat is an independent company. We are not affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by Reddit, LinkedIn, X, Quora or Meta Platforms.
Our clients
- SEMRUSH
- HOSTINGER
- Admitad
- Monitask
- Zielinski & Rozen
- INXY
These are client names, not review-site scores. We don't have a G2 or Capterra listing yet, and we'd rather say so.
How the work gets done
People write and publish
A named writer learns your voice from a kickoff call and from what you've already published, then writes and posts in that register.
No bots, no passwords
We don't run posting bots, buy votes or ask for your login. We follow each platform's rules and disclose paid relationships where required.
You can approve every draft first
Drafts can land with you the morning before they go out. Approve, edit or skip. Most clients review the first couple of weeks, then let the team run.
What we don't promise
We don't promise rankings, AI citations, clicks, signups or sales. Nobody can, and anyone who does is overselling.
- Every published piece comes back to you as a permalink, so you judge the results yourself.
- Services run under a written agreement. On LinkedIn and X that's month to month: pause or cancel any time.
- If a channel isn't a fit for your category, we'll say so on the demo call.
Fair questions before you pay us
Where's the pricing?
It differs by channel, so it lives on each channel page: Reddit packs, LinkedIn plans, X plans. If you want numbers in an email instead, write to [email protected].
Will my account get banned?
We can't promise a platform's moderators will never act. What we can say: people run the accounts we publish from, we read subreddit and group rules before posting, and we disclose commercial relationships when the rules require it. Work that breaks a platform's rules doesn't help you anyway, so we don't do it.
Is the work “undetectable”?
We don't claim that, and we'd be suspicious of anyone who does. The goal is the opposite: a post that reads like it belongs in the thread because a person who read the thread wrote it.
How to verify this yourself
- 01Read our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. They say how we work with clients and their data.
- 02Look at our LinkedIn company page.
- 03Ask for permalinks. Every published piece comes back to you as a link you can open and read in the thread.
- 04Email [email protected]. A person answers.
- 05Book a demo and ask how the work is done, in as much detail as you like.
Questions people ask
Is FeedHeat a real company?
Yes. FeedHeat is a marketing service run by a team of strategists and writers. Our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy describe how we work with clients and their data, and [email protected] reaches a person, not a queue. The clients we're allowed to name include Semrush, Hostinger, Admitad, Monitask, Zielinski & Rozen and INXY.
Who is behind FeedHeat?
FeedHeat is a done-for-you marketing service: strategists and writers handle Reddit, LinkedIn, X, Quora and Facebook for clients. We don't publish individual bios; the FeedHeat team signs the work and answers at [email protected].
Does FeedHeat use bots or fake accounts?
No. People write and publish the work. We don't run posting bots or buy votes, and we never ask for your password. We follow each platform's rules and disclose paid relationships where the rules require it. If you want control, every draft can land with you the morning before it goes out. You approve, edit or skip it.
Will using FeedHeat get my account banned?
We can't promise any platform's moderators will never act, and anyone who does is overselling. What we can say: we publish from accounts people run, we read subreddit and group rules before posting, and we disclose commercial relationships when required. Work that breaks a platform's rules doesn't help you anyway, so we don't do it. If a channel isn't a fit for your category, we'll say so on the demo call.
Why isn't FeedHeat's pricing on the homepage?
Because it differs by channel. Reddit packs are priced on the Reddit page, and LinkedIn and X each have a pricing section with monthly plans. Services run under a written agreement; on LinkedIn and X that's month to month, pause or cancel any time. If you'd rather have the numbers in an email, write to [email protected] and we'll send them.
Where are FeedHeat's reviews on G2 or Capterra?
There aren't any yet, and we'd rather say that than fake it. FeedHeat is a service, not a tool, so review sites for software don't list it. The proof we can show is the clients whose names we're allowed to use: Semrush, Hostinger, Admitad, Monitask, Zielinski & Rozen and INXY.
Still not sure? Ask us on a call.
Thirty minutes. We'll walk you through how the work is done and which channel fits your category.
No commitment.