Do buyers and sellers really post where you can find them?

Yes. Relocation, 'should I sell', and 'realtor recommendation' threads are among the most common posts in city subreddits and local groups. IntentHunter surfaces them, scores each 0-100, and explains why it matched, so you read instead of scroll.

Does IntentHunter reach out to people for me?

No. There is no in-app replying and it never posts, DMs, or votes. It finds the thread, scores it 0-100, says in one line why it matched, drafts a reply, and links you to the source. You post it yourself.

Can I cover more than one city or agent?

Yes, as separate projects, each with its own market, keywords, and scored inbox. Your plan sets how many projects, sources, and seats you get.

Reach the seller before the listing agent does: real estate intent.

Someone in your market just posted 'moving to Austin in March, realtor recommendations?' on Reddit. IntentHunter scores each thread 0-100 by how close they are to a transaction, tells you in one line why it matched, drafts a reply, and links you to the post.

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Purchase intent 30m ago

Relocating to Austin in March for work, realtor recommendations?

Family of four, ~$650k budget, need to close before the school year. Want an agent who knows the north suburbs, not a part-timer.

Pain point 5h ago

Tried selling FSBO for 6 weeks, completely over it

Zero serious offers, endless tire-kickers, the paperwork is a nightmare. Is it too late to just list with an agent?

Alternative search 1d ago

Listing's sat for 90 days and our agent has gone quiet.

No price-drop strategy, barely any showings. Thinking of switching to someone more proactive when the agreement expires.

What's actually happening today

Your next client is asking the subreddit, not you

Relocation threads, 'is now a good time to sell?', and FSBO-regret posts get crowdsourced in city subreddits and local groups before anyone calls an agent. The agent who answers first becomes the one they remember.

Portal leads cost more and land in four other inboxes

A Zillow lead gets resold to the agents next to you, and half never call back. A public thread that names your city and a closing timeline is warmer, and you are often the only agent who has seen it.

Referrals run out before your goals do

Your sphere is finite. A scored inbox of new-mover and life-event threads gives you a second source of conversations that is not capped by who you already know.

What IntentHunter does for you

Scored by how close they are to transacting

Track your city, neighborhoods, and nearby relocation hubs. Each post about a move, a sale, or an agent search gets a 0-100 score and a one-line reason it matched, so a 'closing in 60 days' thread sits above someone idly browsing.

Intent type tells a real move from a daydream

Threads are classified by intent, ready-to-transact versus still researching, so 'need an agent before the school year' outranks 'thinking about maybe selling someday.'

Every signal links to the source thread

Open a signal and one click takes you to the original Reddit, X, or local post. You read the full context and use the drafted reply on the platform yourself. IntentHunter never posts or DMs for you.

A project per market or agent

Run separate projects for different cities, price tiers, or agents, each with its own topics and scored inbox, within your plan's limits.

From setup to your first useful signal

01

Set your market and the language locals use

Add your city, surrounding areas, and phrases like 'moving to', 'realtor recommendation', and 'selling my house'.
02

IntentHunter scans the public sources

Threads from your enabled sources get scored 0-100 against your market and the intent types that precede a transaction, each with a one-line reason it matched.
03

Open the thread, reply in your own voice

Read the full context, use the drafted reply as a starting point, and decide whether to answer helpfully, connect, or pass. You post on the source platform.

Common questions

Do buyers and sellers really post where you can find them?: Yes. Relocation, 'should I sell', and 'realtor recommendation' threads are among the most common posts in city subreddits and local groups. IntentHunter surfaces them, scores each 0-100, and explains why it matched, so you read instead of scroll.
Does IntentHunter reach out to people for me?: No. There is no in-app replying and it never posts, DMs, or votes. It finds the thread, scores it 0-100, says in one line why it matched, drafts a reply, and links you to the source. You post it yourself.
Can I cover more than one city or agent?: Yes, as separate projects, each with its own market, keywords, and scored inbox. Your plan sets how many projects, sources, and seats you get.

Ready when you are.

Create a project, pick your sources, and see what your market is already asking for.

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