Someone just asked for a tool like yours.
GetLeadIntent is a Reddit lead generation tool that finds people asking for what you sell, scores how likely each one is to buy and drafts a reply for you to post.
No waitlist. Paste your website and run your first scan. Reddit today, X is next.
From your website to a reply, in four steps
Setup takes a few minutes and happens once. After that it is scan, read, reply.
- 1
Paste your website
The homepage is read and turned into a profile: who the product is for, the phrases a buyer would type and the competitors you replace. Every line is yours to edit.
- 2
Choose where to watch
You get a list of subreddits where your buyers talk, each with its rules already read. Then a count of how many people a week discuss your topic, before you spend any time on it.
- 3
Run a scan
A scan searches all of Reddit, not only your subreddits. Every match is scored from 0 to 100 and comes with the reason for its score. Leads are ranked by intent and freshness, so the thread nobody has answered yet sits at the top.
- 4
Reply as yourself
The draft is written from the whole post and the rules of the subreddit it is in. Where self-promotion is banned, it answers the question and leaves your product out. Ask for it shorter, more casual or more formal, then copy it and post it from your own account.
Try the switch to see the same reply under both sets of rules.
Three kinds of post are worth your reply.
Most mentions of a keyword are noise. These are the ones where a person is close to choosing a product, and every lead is labelled with one of them.
Asking for a tool
“Looking for an email automation tool for a small team.”
They have a need and no product yet. The earliest moment to show up.
Fed up with a competitor
“Their pricing is insane. Any alternatives?”
They already pay for the category and want out. Your competitors are searched by name.
Choosing between options
“Tool A or Tool B for a startup?”
A decision is days away. A useful reply puts you on the shortlist.
Also in the app
- Posts and comments
- A buyer often shows up three replies deep in someone else’s thread. Both are searched.
- Read the thread first
- Open the whole conversation inside the app, with the comments that arrived since the scan.
- See what was left out
- Posts that scored too low sit in their own list, so you can judge the cut yourself.
- Know if you are late
- A lead is marked when another user of this tool has already replied to it.
- Several products, one account
- Each project has its own keywords, subreddits and leads. Switch between them from the header.
- Nothing lost by accident
- Save a lead for later, or dismiss it. Dismissed leads can be restored for 30 days.
Pricing
7-day free trial, no card needed.
Basic
$19 / month
- 1 user
- 1 product
- 5 subreddits
- 8 keywords
- 20 scans a month
- 100 reply drafts a month
- 20 post drafts a month
Premium
$49 / month
- 5 users
- 3 products
- 15 subreddits
- 20 keywords
- 40 scans a month
- 500 reply drafts a month
- 100 post drafts a month
Questions
New to this? Read the Reddit lead generation guide, see what to look for in a tool, or compare the best Reddit lead generation tools.
Do I need to join a waitlist?
No. The app is open. Sign in, paste your website and run your first scan.
How does it find leads?
It searches Reddit posts and comments for your keywords and for people leaving your competitors. Each result gets a score from 0 to 100 for how likely the author is to buy, and only the high ones are shown as leads.
Does it post for me?
No. It has no way to post to Reddit. It drafts a reply, you edit it and post it from your own account.
Will the replies get me banned?
Each subreddit’s rules are read before a reply is drafted. Where self-promotion is banned, the draft answers the question and does not mention your product. Reddit also hides comments from brand-new accounts, so reply from one with some history.
Which platforms does it cover?
Reddit today. X is next, and its leads will land in the same list.
What if I do not have a website yet?
Describe the product in a paragraph instead. The keywords and subreddits are worked out the same way.
Who is it for?
SaaS founders looking for their first customers, agencies looking for clients unhappy with their current vendor, and marketers who want to hear demand as it happens.