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Social listening that finds buyers, not just mentions.

Most social listening tools track mentions of your brand. To get customers you need the opposite: people who have never heard of you, asking for what you sell. ThreeCommas listens across Reddit, trade forums, Bluesky, Hacker News, Stack Exchange and more, and uses AI to pick out buying intent. It's free for 3 days, then from $29 a month.

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Listens for the need, not your name

We search the words buyers use to describe their problem, written by AI from your website.

02

Competitor complaints

People unhappy with a competitor are some of the warmest leads. We watch for them (Growth plan and up).

03

Conversations to join

Not ready to buy, but discussing your problem? These go in their own tab: a helpful reply gets you known.

04

No bots, no bans

We never post, comment or message for you. You decide whether to reply, from your own account, so you stay within every platform's rules.

How it works

  1. 1

    Paste your website

    Our AI reads it and writes the search terms, communities and forums your buyers use. You can change anything.

  2. 2

    We watch every hour

    Reddit, trade forums, Bluesky, Hacker News, Stack Exchange and more, scored by AI so you only see real buyers and conversations worth joining.

  3. 3

    You reply, from your own account

    Each lead comes with a short, helpful reply that says who you are. Open the post, paste, done.

Questions

What is social listening for lead generation?

Monitoring public conversations for people who need what you sell, then reaching out with a helpful reply. It turns social media into a source of warm leads rather than a brand-monitoring dashboard.

Which platforms do you listen to?

Reddit, trade and industry forums, Bluesky, Hacker News, Stack Exchange, Mastodon, Lemmy, Quora via Google Alerts and any RSS feed, with X, Threads, YouTube, GitHub and Product Hunt on Growth and Scale.

Is social listening legal?

Reading public posts through each platform's official access is. We store as little as possible, delete posts after 30 days unless you save them, and never post for you.

Keep reading

Someone is asking right now.

Paste your website and our AI finds them, with a reply ready. Free for 3 days.

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