Can my sales or growth team use this?

Yes, multi-seat plans exist for small teams. Some B2B SaaS teams keep one founder or marketing lead reviewing signals and route specific threads to sales through alert channels when their plan includes them.

Does it integrate with our CRM?

CRM enrichment is not the core workflow today. IntentHunter focuses on the signal review path; if CRM enrichment is the main need, a GTM data tool may be a better fit.

How is this different from Common Room or Pocus?

Common Room and Pocus unify owned-community and internal product signals for revenue ops teams. IntentHunter focuses on public evaluation and intent signals from supported sources. Different scope, different workflow.

For B2B SaaS founders

Evaluation thread monitoring for B2B SaaS founders.

If you're still doing founder-led sales, public evaluation threads can show what teams are comparing before they fill out a form. IntentHunter helps you review those threads with context.

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Purchase intent 45m ago 94

Ask Hacker News: Right BI tool for a 50-person company?

Outgrew Metabase, Looker is overkill. Looking for something between: modern, fast, doesn't need a dedicated analyst.

Alternative search 30m ago 88

Has anyone successfully replaced [enterprise tool] on a startup budget?

Our renewal is up and they want a big increase. Looking for alternatives that won't break a Series A budget.

Why this matters

What's actually happening today

Some deals start before the demo form

By the time someone fills out your demo form, they may already have a shortlist. Seeing public evaluation threads earlier can support founder-led sales.

Demo forms are late signals

Many B2B teams research tools in public before opening a tab. If you never see those conversations, a competitor may become the default answer.

Outbound teams are not built for public-thread review

Account lists and email sequences are a different workflow. Public-thread review usually belongs with a founder or founding marketer who can judge context.

What you get

What IntentHunter does for you

Customer-fit scoring

We score against your ideal customer profile, including company size, industry, role, and stack, so stronger-fit conversations are easier to review first.

Multi-product tracking

Separate tracking profiles for each product line, each with its own scored inbox and competitors.

Direct link to source threads

Open the original thread, review the context, and use any response guidance to decide the next step outside IntentHunter.

Paid alert channels

Email is the default. Slack, Discord, and Telegram delivery are available on plans that include alert channels.

How it works

From setup to your first useful signal

01

Describe your ideal customer

Company size, industry, role, and stack signals. The clearer the description, the better the scoring quality.
02

We scan public communities

Reddit, Hacker News, and Bluesky, including B2B and stack-specific subreddits where evaluation conversations happen.
03

Review the strongest matches

Use the source link and context to decide whether to engage externally, save for content, or ignore.

FAQ

Common questions

Can my sales or growth team use this?: Yes, multi-seat plans exist for small teams. Some B2B SaaS teams keep one founder or marketing lead reviewing signals and route specific threads to sales through alert channels when their plan includes them.
Does it integrate with our CRM?: CRM enrichment is not the core workflow today. IntentHunter focuses on the signal review path; if CRM enrichment is the main need, a GTM data tool may be a better fit.
How is this different from Common Room or Pocus?: Common Room and Pocus unify owned-community and internal product signals for revenue ops teams. IntentHunter focuses on public evaluation and intent signals from supported sources. Different scope, different workflow.

Ready when you are.

Create a project, choose the sources your plan supports, and review scored signals as scans run.

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