Big results, a small-agency face
Spacestation Labs, formerly Karmic Buzz, runs Reddit marketing for B2B companies out of Toronto: 73 clients, 67 million views and more than 6,300 posts, built by a founder who has been on Reddit for 17 years. By 2026 it was a seven-figure business still wearing the name and look of its first year. Next to the companies it worked for, it looked like a side project.
A consultancy, not a content shop
Reddit marketing is crowded with content agencies. Spacestation Labs works more like a consultancy: a defined set of offers, each with a price and a guarantee, and reporting you can check in your own analytics. The rebrand started there. The name came back from before Karmic, and Reddit moved from the name to the work: "We do Reddit marketing better than anyone else."
An identity from the archive
Consultancies borrow the look of banks and law firms. We went to the archive of the space age instead: flight manuals, NASA Tech Briefs, 1980s operations guides. They have the precision and documentation of serious engineering and none of the gloss. The system is a serif for headlines, a monospace for labels, a blueprint blue, and a seal that turns slowly in the footer. Everything is printed on paper rather than lit up on screens.
One face on every surface
Buyers meet Spacestation Labs on X, LinkedIn and review sites before they reach the website. The mark and the profile kit went live on all of them seven days after kickoff, so every surface told the same story before the site launched.
Proof before pain
The site leads with what a buyer can check: priced offers, guarantees in plain type ("1M impressions per month"), client logos and the numbers on the hero. Pain points and objections come later, for the sceptics. The site went to Paul's team to keep building.