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GummySearch Pricing

Current public pricing for GummySearch, plus a side-by-side view of Leedlime’s monthly and annual plans so you can compare value more quickly.

Status Update

GummySearch announced it closed to new customers on November 30, 2025 and is winding down through 2026.

GummySearch
Closed to new customers

Sunset product.

  • Best for: Historical Reddit research while accounts are still winding down
  • Platforms: Reddit only
  • Official source: view pricing
Leedlime
Starts at $29/month

Social listening for lead generation for SaaS & Tech companies, with monthly and annual plans from Starter through Max.

  • Starter: $29/month or $290/year
  • Pro: $79/month or $790/year
  • Scale: $199/month or $1990/year
  • Max: $499/month or $4990/year

Leedlime Plan Snapshot

A cleaner benchmark than hand-built “Entry / Growth / Scale” placeholders.

Starter
$29/month

For solo founders validating outbound and demand capture.

  • 5 keywords
  • Reddit only
  • 2x/day scanning
  • 1 competitor slot
Pro
$79/month

For growing teams that need higher coverage and faster scans.

  • 10 keywords
  • All except LinkedIn
  • 5x/day scanning
  • 2 competitor slots
Scale
$199/month

For GTM teams running multi-platform monitoring at high volume.

  • 30 keywords
  • All + LinkedIn
  • Hourly scanning
  • 4 competitor slots
Max
$499/month

For enterprise workflows requiring real-time signal coverage.

  • 50 keywords
  • All + LinkedIn
  • Real-time scanning
  • 10 competitor slots

What to Watch Before Buying GummySearch

Strengths

  • Strong Reddit research workflow
  • Useful audience analysis
  • Popular with early-stage researchers

Tradeoffs

  • Closed to new customers
  • Not a live lead-gen workflow
  • No future-proof platform investment

Pricing Takeaway

GummySearch currently presents pricing as Closed to new customers. If your team mainly needs conversion-oriented monitoring and faster action on relevant conversations, Leedlime’s structured plans may be the easier buying path. If you need historical reddit research while accounts are still winding down, GummySearch may still be the better fit.