Paste your site — no signup, no description to write. We'll read it and show you who to talk to.
IntentHunt uses AI to understand each post and the person behind it. You get a ranked inbox — newest, hottest, and ready-to-reply leads at the top.
Back from a three-day expo with a shoebox full of them. Typing each one in by hand is not happening again.
Open post on RedditWatched one of our reps lose an entire Monday to data entry after a conference. There has to be a better workflow.
Open post on LinkedInEvery app I've tried mangles at least one digit, which means the follow-up silently goes nowhere.
Open post on XBootstrapped, and the enterprise lead-capture tools want a per-event fee that costs more than the booth did.
Open post on RedditMost teams waste hours digging through communities manually. IntentHunt turns that chaos into a simple 3-step workflow.
Add your product, who it's for, and the problems it solves. That's the whole setup — no keyword lists to maintain.
takes about a minuteReddit, LinkedIn and X get swept for posts where people are actively asking, comparing, or struggling — not teaching.
three networks, one passYou get a ranked feed with a drafted reply for the strong ones. Review it, edit it, and post it yourself.
you always press sendMost lead-gen tools surface anyone talking about your category — including the experts already explaining it. IntentHunt only shows you people who are asking, comparing, or struggling — not teaching.
Long thread incoming. Did 40+ shows over five years and most of what people tell you about booth design is wrong. Here's what actually works…
already has the answer
Teaching, not buying — skipped before it reaches you.
Just got back from a 3-day expo with a shoebox full of cards. Dreading typing them into the CRM by hand. Open to anything that isn't manual.
this one — asking right now
In-market, exact category, and nobody has answered yet.
Most AI tools stop at {{first_name}}. IntentHunt reads the exact post and drafts a comment that references their actual problem — so you sound like a peer who's been there, not a tool. You always review and post the comment yourself — we never send anything automatically.
Just got back from a 3-day expo with a shoebox full of cards. Dreading typing them into the CRM by hand. Open to anything that isn't manual — app, scanner, service, whatever works.
Hi {{first_name}}! Saw your post about business cards. We built {{product}} for teams like yours. Sign up for a free trial here: [link]
A shoebox after a three-day show is painfully familiar. The thing worth checking before you pick anything: whether it actually validates what it reads, or just OCRs the card raw — misread digits in phone numbers are what quietly kill the follow-up. CamCard and ABBYY are the usual shouts; we ended up on CardSnap because it validates before it saves, and it drops straight into the CRM so nothing gets retyped.
Validation is exactly what went wrong last time — hadn't even thought to check for it. Trying CardSnap this week, appreciate it.
Most discovery tools cover one community. IntentHunt runs across all three — so when relevant discussions happen anywhere, you can show up and contribute.
Based on public features of common Reddit-focused discovery tools as of 2026.
The honest answers — no marketing fluff.
No — and we never will. IntentHunt only finds relevant conversations and drafts a suggested comment reply for you. You always review, edit if needed, and post the comment yourself through the original platform. We do not have your Reddit, LinkedIn, or Twitter credentials, and we never send anything on your behalf.
Usually about two minutes after clicking Find Leads. The inbox fills as the scan runs rather than all at once at the end, so the first scored posts appear well before it finishes, and AI-drafted replies follow shortly after.
No. IntentHunt reads the actual post — the person's words, their context, what they're asking about — and drafts a comment that references their specific situation. Not just a name slotted into a template. Scroll up to the before/after to see what we mean. You always review and edit before posting yourself.
It works for anything people talk about online — design services, indie games, productivity tools, ecommerce brands, physical products. As long as people ask questions about your space on Reddit, LinkedIn, or Twitter (and they do), IntentHunt will surface them. Just describe your product in plain English.
Yes — cancel from Settings, no contract, no phone call. Starter is free and needs no card at all, so you can try the product properly before paying anything. If you cancel a paid plan, your saved conversations remain accessible for 30 days so you can export anything you want to keep.
No. Finding and scoring posts only reads what's already public — it doesn't need access to your accounts. You only need your own login on a platform for the one step that has to happen there: opening a post and posting the reply yourself.
You run it — there's no background schedule ticking away without you. Click Find Leads whenever you want a fresh look; the first scan for a new product reaches back several months to build a backlog, and every scan after that only looks at what's new since your last one.
That's the failure mode we write against. Every drafted reply is required to be genuinely useful even with the product mention deleted — if a reply can't clear that bar, you get nothing rather than something spammy. When it does mention your product, it's positioned alongside 1-2 real alternatives, not as the only option, which is also just what a genuine recommendation looks like.
Starter is free: one product, one scan a month, and Reddit leads only — we search LinkedIn and X too, we just don't show those on the free plan. Pro ($9/mo) unlocks all three platforms, AI-drafted replies, 10 products and 30 scans a month. Agency removes the caps entirely for teams tracking several products at once.
Yes — each product gets its own search terms, its own scan history, and its own inbox, so leads for one never mix into another. Starter is limited to a single product; Pro and Agency support several, with Agency removing the cap.
Still have a question? Email support@intenthunt.io — we usually reply in a few hours.