Vetted Redditors post and comment in the threads where your buyers are already deciding. Every post is disclosed, every permalink is verified, and you only pay for completed work.
Already have a workspace? Sign in
We'd been taping together restic and a cron job for two years. Last month I restored a failed ZFS pool in 40 minutes instead of a weekend. Happy to answer setup questions.
Disclosure: I'm partnering with Northstar Backup via Larp.
Proof check
Approvedreddit.com/r/selfhosted/comments/1f3k9x/switched_our_homelab…
Released from escrow$2.00
Why it works
Redditors trust each other, not the ad slot. Larp puts a real, disclosed person in the thread, answering follow-up questions the way a colleague would.
We'd been taping together restic and a cron job for two years. Last month I restored a failed ZFS pool in 40 minutes instead of a weekend. Happy to answer setup questions.
Disclosure: I'm partnering with Northstar Backup via Larp.
u/zfsdan · 31 points
What retention are you running on the offsite copy?
u/rackmount · 18 points
Coming from Synology too. Did the restore actually just work?
Illustrative examples. Not live Reddit data.
Proof, not promises
Your budget sits in escrow. Money is released only after a reviewer confirms the work exists on Reddit, from the right person, with the disclosure intact.
Add funds
Top up your wallet by card. No subscription, no invoice surprises.
Reserve a budget
Going live moves the campaign budget into escrow.
Verify each permalink
Author, disclosure, and subreddit are checked.
Release or return
Verified work is paid. Whatever is left returns to your wallet.
Proof check
Approvedreddit.com/r/selfhosted/comments/1f3k9x/switched_our_homelab…
Released from escrow$2.00
Larp in 15 seconds
No sound needed. Captions are on screen.
Brand safe by design
The rules are built into the product, so your campaign holds up to moderators, regulators, and your own legal team. Read the disclosure policy and acceptable use.
Each post and comment carries your disclosure line. It's a product feature, not a footer.
Ambassadors post from their own Reddit history, hold at most three jobs at a time, and comment once per community.
Campaigns fund posts and comments. They never buy, request, or coordinate upvotes.
A platform reviewer checks every completion. Work that fails a check is not paid from your budget.
FAQ
Something else? hello@larp.ad
Larp gets real Reddit users talking about your product. You write a brief and choose communities; vetted Redditors post and comment from their own accounts with a clear disclosure, and every piece of work comes back as a permalink.
Vetted ambassadors with their own Reddit history. They work from your brief, talking points, and do-not-say list, but write in their own voice. No bots, no purchased accounts.
No. Astroturfing hides who is behind the message. Every Larp post and comment carries a disclosure, ambassadors use their own identities, and campaigns never buy, request, or coordinate votes.
You add funds to your wallet and set a campaign budget, which is held in escrow. Money is only released after a platform reviewer checks the permalink: right author, disclosure present, right subreddit. Unused budget returns to your wallet.
There is no subscription. Typical planning rates are $2.00 per post and $0.33 per comment, and you only pay for completed, verified work.
Quick Create takes a few minutes: describe the product, pick a direction, approve communities and threads, and fund. Work then drips out on the hourly and daily caps you set, so activity looks like a conversation, not a flood.