SnitchFeed
SnitchFeed is an intent-based social listening platform that scans LinkedIn, X, Reddit, Bluesky, and Hacker News to surface high-intent B2B leads in real time.
Overview
SnitchFeed is an intent-based social listening platform aimed at go-to-market teams at startups and small to midsize businesses. Rather than searching static contact databases, the tool monitors public conversations across LinkedIn, X, Reddit, Bluesky, and Hacker News and surfaces posts where a buying signal, a competitor complaint, or a brand mention appears. Listeners are described in plain language, and each match is scored by AI for relevance, buying intent, and sentiment before it reaches the team. The vendor positions the product as an antidote to keyword monitoring that generates noise instead of pipeline, and sells it to founders, sales leaders, and marketing teams that want conversations rather than contact lists.
Key Features
- Natural-language ICP listeners. Teams describe an ideal customer in ordinary prose and SnitchFeed converts that description into tracking rules across platforms. Job titles, industries, and profile attributes can all be part of the definition, and the system automatically drops hiring posts, promotions, and other low-value content.
- AI relevance, intent, and sentiment scoring. Every match passes through a scoring layer before delivery. Purchasing intent is evaluated separately from raw keyword frequency, so posts that merely repeat a term without expressing a need get filtered out. Sentiment tagging marks negative mentions quickly enough for a public response.
- Boolean search with automatic exclusions. Keywords combine through AND, OR, and NOT operators, allowing teams to define exact conversation shapes and exclude everything else, including spam, off-topic threads, and recruitment posts.
- Multi-channel alerts and webhook routing. Matches arrive through email, Slack, Discord, or a webhook. Webhook automations, available on the Pro tier, push leads into HubSpot, Salesforce, Notion, Zapier, Make, or a custom internal service.
- Historical backfill at setup. SnitchFeed streams historical data in real time during onboarding, so a first session returns leads that already exist rather than waiting for new posts to trickle in after account creation.
- Noise controls. Domain blocking, author exclusions, engagement thresholds, and muted recurring false positives keep a feed readable as tracking terms scale up.
How It Works
A user states an ideal customer profile in natural language. SnitchFeed scans the connected platforms continuously and applies relevance, intent, and sentiment scoring to every candidate post. Qualified matches are routed to email, Slack, Discord, or a webhook, where a CRM or outreach tool takes over. Listeners can be tuned over time, and alerts can be delivered as instant pings or digest summaries depending on team preference. Enterprise buyers can request custom data pipelines and multiple workspaces.
Who It's For
SnitchFeed targets go-to-market functions at B2B SaaS companies and early-stage startups. Sales leaders use it to reach prospects who publicly ask for a solution; marketing and content teams mine the same feed for positioning angles and competitive intelligence; and support or brand teams watch sentiment to catch negative mentions early. The Starter plan at one seat suits solo founders, while the Pro plan at five seats fits small revenue teams. Pre-launch companies are explicitly addressed in the FAQ, which suggests the tool is positioned for validation research as well as outbound prospecting.
Pros & Cons
The Good
- Intent and sentiment scoring filters promotional posts and spam so the feed stays closer to genuine buying signals than keyword-only monitoring tools.
- Listeners are defined in plain language, which removes the boolean-string learning curve that competing social listening platforms often require.
- Five platforms (LinkedIn, X, Reddit, Bluesky, and Hacker News) are live on the entry plan, with API and MCP access included from the $47 per month Starter tier.
- Historical data backfill means usable leads appear during the first session instead of accumulating only after weeks of collection.
- Pricing is published transparently, with Starter at $564 per year, Pro at $1,140 per year, and a custom tier starting at $399 per month.
The Bad
- GitHub, dev.to, YouTube, and newsletters are still marked as coming soon, so live coverage is narrower than the marketed nine-plus platform footprint.
- CSV exports and webhook automations are locked to the Pro tier, which limits the entry plan for teams that need to move data into other systems.
- Data retention is capped at three months on Starter and six months on Pro, which restricts longer-horizon trend and sentiment analysis.