“Another day sorting out our CRM.”
Lead monitoring for your business
Find people
ready to buy.
Find requests for recommendations
in Facebook groups, Reddit, and X.
Find the posts
you’d want to answer.
Tell IntentHound what you sell and which communities to watch. It checks new posts for people looking for a product or service like yours.
Know why a post
is a good fit.
Someone asking to switch CRMs is more relevant than someone mentioning one. IntentHound reads the full post to assess the fit.
Read the post.
Assess the need.
Prioritize the match.
THE CONVERSATION
THE CONTEXT
“Spreadsheets and coffee. Again.”
“Interesting thread about sales tools.”
r/smallbusinessIntent found
“Can anyone recommend a CRM for a small agency? Ready to switch this month.”
Clear needActive searchReady to act
Looking to switch this month94 / 100
Illustrative conversation and intent score.
Choose which posts
reach your team.
Each post gets a score based on how closely it matches your business and whether the author is looking to buy. You set the minimum score for alerts.
Try the intent filter
Adjust the minimum score
Raise it to include fewer posts. Lower it to review more.
/ 100
More conversationsStronger intent
“Can anyone recommend a CRM for a small agency? Ready to switch this month.”
Asks for a CRM and plans to switch this month.
This buyer names the category, describes their team, and gives a decision window. IntentHound helps you spot this kind of fit before you reply.
“We’ve outgrown spreadsheets. What do you use to manage client enquiries?”
Asks for a tool to replace spreadsheets.
The author is asking peers for a tool recommendation. A useful answer can meet an existing need without a cold pitch.
“Finally got around to cleaning up our CRM. That took the whole afternoon.”
A category mention, without a buying request.Below your threshold
“Another Monday. Another spreadsheet. Another coffee.”
Doesn’t ask for a product or recommendation.Below your threshold
The examples above show how changing the threshold affects your results.
Choose where
to look.
Add a Facebook group, subreddit, or X search. You can also use your website to get suggestions for communities to monitor.
Start hunting
Facebook groups
Find members asking for product recommendations, local services, and help with a purchase.
Monitor the subreddits where people compare products and ask what to buy.
X searches
Track searches for the products, services, and problems your business can help with.
Illustrative alert
New recommendation request
“Looking for a better way to manage client enquiries. Any recommendations?”
Context includedReply suggested
SlackDiscordTelegramTeams
Review the post.
Send your reply.
When a post meets your threshold, get the conversation and its intent score in Slack, Discord, Telegram, or Teams.
Growth and Scale include suggested replies. You review and post them yourself.
Pick your plan.
Choose how many sources you want to monitor and who needs access.
Starter
For one person monitoring a few communities.
$49/ monthBilled monthly
- 5 monitored sources
- 15 keywords
- Daily scans with intent scoring
- 1 notification channel
- 1 project · 1 admin seat
Growth For teams
For teams managing leads across several projects.
$149/ monthBilled monthly
- 15 monitored sources
- 50 keywords and AI intent queries
- Suggested replies in your brand voice
- Unlimited notification channels
- 3 projects · 4 team seats
Scale
For businesses monitoring more sources and brands.
$499/ monthBilled monthly
- Unlimited sources and keywords
- Near real-time scans
- Suggested replies in your brand voice
- Unlimited team seats
- Multiple workspaces
Full plan details and purchase terms are available in the app.
Before you start.
What can I monitor?
IntentHound supports Facebook groups, subreddits, and X searches. You choose the sources that matter to your business. Availability and source limits depend on your plan.
How does intent scoring work?
IntentHound reads each post alongside your business description and assigns a score from 0 to 100. It looks for signs such as a request for a recommendation, a problem to solve, or a plan to buy. The score helps you decide which posts to review; it isn’t a guarantee of a sale.
Can I choose which posts trigger alerts?
Yes. Set a minimum intent score for notifications. A higher threshold gives you fewer, more focused results. You can also adjust your sources and keywords as you learn which conversations are useful.
Where do I receive alerts?
Connect Slack, Discord, Telegram, or Microsoft Teams. Alerts include the conversation and context so you can review the post before replying. The number of notification channels depends on your plan.
Does IntentHound send replies for me?
No. Growth and Scale include suggested replies based on your business and brand voice. You can edit the draft, check the original conversation, and decide whether to post it yourself.
What do I need to get started?
Add your business website so IntentHound can understand what you offer. Review the suggested communities or add your own, choose your keywords, and connect a notification channel.