Original Summary

A purchased list doesn't know that a founder asked for a recommendation this morning. A Reddit thread does. Every day, people post things like "what are you using for this?" and "we're leaving [competitor], what else is there?" That's buying intent in plain text. The problem is volume. Manual search misses most of it. Keyword alerts bury the one useful thread under memes and job posts. ThreadPilot ranks threads by fit, intent, and timing, and gives a written reason for each. No mystery score. It also shows subreddit rules and prior mentions before you reply. Nothing posts on your behalf. You review, edit, and publish. We had to close sign-ups. The product is in private testing, and we're keeping access limited while we make sure it works properly. Waitlist: https://threadpilots.com/join-whitelist If you sell B2B, do your buyers talk on Reddit? Curious where it works and where it doesn't.   submitted by   /u/FlatLiterature9702 [link]   [comments]

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  • 信息来源：Reddit · SaaS
  • 发布时间：2026/10/7 19:00:00