Do couples actually post looking for vendors?

Yes. '[City] photographer recommendations' and 'planner for a small wedding' threads are constant in local and wedding communities.

Does IntentHunter message couples for me?

No. It finds and scores public conversations and links to the source. You decide whether and how to reach out.

Can I cover more than one service or region?

Yes, as separate projects, each with its own keywords and inbox, within your plan's limits.

For wedding & event professionals

Book wedding and event clients while they choose their vendors.

'[City] wedding photographer recs, ~$Xk budget' and 'planner who does small weddings?' get posted constantly. IntentHunter scores these so you reach couples before their date fills up.

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Ready to book 30m ago 92

October wedding in Nashville, ~$5k photography budget, documentary style. Recs?

Want someone who does their own edits and has a natural, candid style. Booking soon before the good ones fill up.

Recommendation request 8h ago 86

Small backyard wedding, need a planner who won't push a huge package

Intimate guest list, modest budget, just need help with logistics and vendors. Recommendations welcome.

Pain point 1d ago 83

Our venue just fell through 4 months out, scrambling for options near [city]

Need a backup venue and possibly a coordinator fast. Any leads appreciated.

Why this matters

What's actually happening today

Couples crowdsource every vendor decision

Recommendation threads in local and wedding communities drive bookings. The couple asking 'who did you use?' is choosing right now.

Directories are pay-to-play and crowded

Paid listings put you next to a hundred competitors. A warm public recommendation is a shorter path to the inquiry.

Seasonality makes it feast or famine

Watching public intent year-round helps you fill the slow months instead of riding the peak and praying through the rest.

What you get

What IntentHunter does for you

Service, location, and budget intent, scored

Track your service, region, and price range. Posts looking for that vendor are scored against your business so the best fits surface first.

Date and budget context

Signals surface the details that matter, like the date and budget a couple mentions, so you can prioritize the right inquiries.

One inbox, source links included

Each signal links to the original thread so you can read the full context before reaching out. IntentHunter never posts for you.

A project per service or region

Run separate projects for each service line or market, each with its own keywords and inbox, within your plan's limits.

How it works

From setup to your first useful signal

01

Add your service, region, and price range

Describe what you offer, where you work, and the budgets you serve.
02

We scan the public conversations

Local and wedding communities are scanned and scored against your service and the intent signals that precede a booking.
03

Review the thread and reach out your way

Open the source, read the request, and decide whether to introduce yourself, share availability, or pass.

FAQ

Common questions

Do couples actually post looking for vendors?: Yes. '[City] photographer recommendations' and 'planner for a small wedding' threads are constant in local and wedding communities.
Does IntentHunter message couples for me?: No. It finds and scores public conversations and links to the source. You decide whether and how to reach out.
Can I cover more than one service or region?: Yes, as separate projects, each with its own keywords and inbox, within your plan's limits.

Ready when you are.

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

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