Leadmatically
Finds buyer conversations on Reddit, X, LinkedIn, Facebook, and Instagram, scores their intent, and tells you who to reply to.
What is Leadmatically?
Leadmatically monitors public posts and comments on Reddit, X, LinkedIn, Facebook, and Instagram for people asking for recommendations, such as "what tool should I use for X?" You add your business, describe what you sell, and enter the buyer-intent keywords your customers use. The service scans conversations 24/7, scores each match for buyer intent with AI, and sends only the matches above your chosen threshold.
It is built for businesses that sell services or products, including SaaS companies, agencies, and local service providers, that want to reply to potential customers early instead of manually checking several platforms every day. Notifications can arrive as a grouped summary every six hours or as real-time alerts by email, Slack, or Telegram.
Leadmatically does not require connecting your social accounts, and it does not post on your behalf. You review each conversation, write your reply yourself, and post it from your own account. Replies, removals, and unavailable posts are tracked in a dashboard so you can see which outreach led to results.
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