Whether you sell software, services or your own skills, LeadPerch scans Reddit, Hacker News and X every day for people asking for what you offer, scores buying intent with AI, and drafts a helpful reply you post yourself.
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Looking for a freelance designer who gets B2B SaaS — any recommendations?
✦ Actively hiring; budget implied, asking for names
Any good alternative to HubSpot for a 3-person sales team? It’s getting pricey
✦ Switching intent; names a competitor and team size
Ask HN: How did you find your first 10 customers?
✦ Founder researching customer acquisition channels
Illustrative example of the lead feed.
Features
One feed across the places buyers ask for recommendations. X included on paid plans with a fair monthly allowance — most $29 tools skip it.
Every post scored 0–100 with a one-line reason, so you spend 10 minutes on the 5 threads that matter instead of scrolling 500.
Helpful-first drafts that disclose your affiliation. Low-intent posts get no pitch at all — protects your reputation.
New leads land every morning, with an optional email digest or Slack alert. Refresh on demand when a launch is live.
LeadPerch never posts, DMs, likes or follows. You open the thread and reply yourself — no bot bans.
Describe your product, add a few phrases like “alternative to X”. First leads appear right after onboarding.
Who it’s for
Find your first 100 customers in threads where people ask for a tool like yours.
Learn more →Catch “looking for a designer / developer / writer” posts before the inbox floods.
Learn more →Track buying signals for every service line and client in one feed.
Learn more →Join category conversations and competitor complaints while they are fresh.
Learn more →Social selling with real intent signals instead of cold lists.
Learn more →Shipped an app with AI? Find people who need it, without spamming.
Learn more →How it works
A sentence or two about what you sell, plus a few phrases buyers use — “crm for freelancers”, “alternative to Notion”.
LeadPerch searches the past week across Reddit, HN and X, scores every post, and surfaces the best ones first. Daily.
Copy the draft, make it yours, open the thread and post. Be helpful first — the score tells you when a pitch is welcome.
Honest comparison
GummySearch is a great audience-research tool, but it closes Dec 1, 2026. Here’s how the lead-finding piece compares. Migration guide →
| LeadPerch | GummySearch | Typical Reddit-only tools | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reddit search | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Hacker News | ✓ | — | Varies |
| X (Twitter) | ✓ Pro & Agency (monthly allowance) | — | Rare at this price |
| AI intent score + reason | ✓ | Partial | Varies |
| Drafted replies with disclosure | ✓ | — | Some |
| Never auto-posts or DMs | ✓ | ✓ | Not always |
| Available after Dec 1, 2026 | ✓ | Shutting down | ✓ |
| Price | Free, $29/mo or $290/yr | — | $20–$100+/mo |
Based on public product pages as of Oct 2026; competitor features vary by plan. GummySearch has broader audience-research features than LeadPerch.
Pricing
Try it on your offer, forever free.
$0
For founders, freelancers and marketers actively selling.
$29/month
or $290/year (2 months free)
Card required at checkout. Cancel within 24 hours to pay nothing.
For agencies and sales teams covering many offers.
$79/month
X is a paid API, so X coverage has a monthly allowance paced across the month and searches your top keywords. When it runs out, Reddit and Hacker News keep working and X resumes next month. Upgrade from your dashboard after signing up.
Yes. Pro (monthly or yearly) comes with a 1-day free trial, once per account. Checkout asks for a card; cancel within 24 hours and you are not charged. Agency has no trial.
Yes. GummySearch shuts down on December 1, 2026. LeadPerch covers the core workflow most people used it for — finding threads where people ask for a product like yours — and adds Hacker News and X. It does not replicate every audience-research feature.
Never. LeadPerch drafts a reply; you edit it and post it yourself from your own account. Automated posting and DMs break Reddit’s rules and get accounts banned.
An AI model reads each post against your product description and returns a 0–100 score with a short reason. If the AI is unavailable we fall back to rule-based signals like “looking for”, “alternative to” and “what do you use”.
Anyone who needs customers online: founders and indie hackers, freelancers, agencies, marketers, sales teams and people shipping their first app. If your buyers ask for recommendations in public, LeadPerch finds those posts.
Three keywords, Reddit and Hacker News, and your top 10 leads with drafted replies. Pro ($29/mo or $290/yr) gives you 25 keywords, up to 200 leads in your feed, X coverage, Slack alerts and higher AI limits. Agency ($79/mo) raises that to 100 keywords and 1,000 leads.
No. X charges per post read, so each paid plan includes a monthly X allowance (Pro: 300 post reads, Agency: 600), paced across the month, and X searches the first one or two keywords. When the allowance runs out, Reddit and Hacker News keep working as normal and X picks up again the next month.
Feeds refresh automatically every day and look back over the past week. You can also refresh any time, and get a daily email digest or Slack alert when new leads arrive.
Yes. Plans are billed through Stripe and you can cancel, or switch between monthly, yearly and Agency, from the billing portal; you keep access until the end of the period.
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