Someone in your area just posted 'furnace died overnight, need an HVAC company in Denver this week' on Reddit. IntentHunter scores each thread 0-100 by how close they are to hiring, tells you in one line why it matched, drafts a reply, and links you to the post.
A recommendation in a local subreddit or Facebook group carries more weight than a search ad. The 'who should I call?' thread is where the job is really decided, and the first useful answer usually wins it.
Angi and HomeAdvisor resell one lead into a bidding war, and half never call back. A public post is one warm conversation, and you are often the only contractor who saw it that morning.
Referrals show up when they show up. A scored inbox of 'who did your roof?' threads turns word of mouth into a channel you can watch and act on every day.
Track your service area and trades, from HVAC to roofing to remodeling. Each post asking for that work gets a 0-100 score and a one-line reason it matched, so a job in your zone sits above one across the state.
Threads are classified by intent and urgency, so 'furnace died, need someone this week' outranks 'planning a remodel for next year.' You see the job that needs a same-day answer first.
Open a signal and one click takes you to the original Reddit or local post. You read the full request and use the drafted reply on the platform yourself. IntentHunter never posts for you.
Run separate projects for each market or service line, each with its own keywords and scored inbox, within your plan's limits.
List the services you offer and the cities or neighborhoods you cover.
Threads from your enabled sources get scored 0-100 against your trades and the intent that precedes a hire, each with a one-line reason it matched.
Read the request, use the drafted reply as a starting point, and decide whether to offer help, quote, or pass. You post on the source platform.
Create a project, pick your sources, and see what your market is already asking for.
