BetterVisibility
Track brand mentions across Reddit, X, Hacker News, Bluesky, and AI answers, with AI-scored buying intent and drafted replies.
AI & Machine Learning·Marketing·Sales & CRM
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BetterVisibility is a brand monitoring and social listening platform designed to help founders and businesses find high-intent conversations on Reddit, X, Hacker News, Bluesky, and other platforms. Instead of sorting through hundreds of irrelevant mentions, the tool uses AI to score every match from 0 to 100 based on relevance and buying intent, delivering only the conversations that matter directly to your inbox.
For every high-intent mention, the platform drafts a reply written in your brand voice with disclosure baked in. To maintain account safety and community trust, BetterVisibility never auto-posts. Users review, tweak, and submit the drafts themselves, supported by live community rules, self-promo ratio warnings, and account-warmth advice to avoid getting banned.
In addition to traditional social channels, the platform tracks AI visibility across ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Gemini. It shows how often AI assistants recommend your brand, traces recommendations back to the community threads they cite, and helps you target the source threads to influence future AI answers. It also features competitor tracking and an API with webhooks and an MCP server for developer integrations.
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Build a non-performative, low-noise community — value per visit, not minutes spent
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Lower-priced apps retain far better — price high only if you can prove the value
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