One list
Every source, one list
Reddit, X, and LinkedIn — where B2B buyers actually talk. One list instead of three tabs nobody keeps open.
Track the phrases that mean a prospect is ready across Reddit, X, and LinkedIn. You set the rule for what counts as a hit — everything else stays quiet.
Three sources under one list, a rule you control, and delivery into the channel your team already has open.
Reddit, X, and LinkedIn — where B2B buyers actually talk. One list instead of three tabs nobody keeps open.
You decide what counts as a hit — how many mentions, over what window, on which source. Nothing fires until that threshold is crossed.
Slack, email, or webhook — with the author, the quote, and a link straight to the thread. No dashboard to remember to open.
Kept with author and context, held as history so you can see what's heating up, and exported to CSV for the CRM.
Set it up once, then forget it until it has something worth saying.
Pick Reddit, X, or LinkedIn and the phrases that signal intent — a renewal coming up, a competitor complaint, a team outgrowing its tools.
Choose how often it scans — hourly to monthly — and what counts as a hit before it alerts you.
A ping the moment a signal fires, with the author, the context, and the quote. Every match is captured as a lead your reps can action or export to the CRM.
Every subreddit, the whole of X, and LinkedIn posts and mentions — scanned on the cadence you pick.
Where buying intent shows up first and rawest — someone asking which vendor to pick, or complaining about the tool they already have.
Keyword search with author context — who's talking and what they said, on the cadence you choose rather than whenever you happen to look.
The trigger events reps sell into: role changes, funding posts, hiring sprees, competitor announcements. LinkedIn has no native keyword alert — this is it.
Social listening tools watch public conversations — Reddit threads, X posts, LinkedIn updates — for the keywords that matter to you, and tell you when someone says them. A good one does three things: match your phrases across the sources your buyers actually use, apply a rule so you only hear about it when it matters, and deliver the mention with enough context to act on it. Free Social Listening is a tool covering Reddit, X, and LinkedIn, with keyword notifications by email, Slack, or webhook.
The best LinkedIn monitoring tool is the one that alerts on the trigger events your reps sell into — role changes, funding posts, hiring sprees, competitor announcements — rather than reporting on your own page. Paid suites like Octolens and Brand24 do this on a per-seat bill; we do LinkedIn keyword alerts free, scanning posts and mentions on a cadence you choose, from hourly to monthly, and capture every match as a lead you can export.
Start with the keywords: your product name, common misspellings, your domain, your founders, and your top two or three competitors. Add the sources where your buyers talk — Reddit, X, and LinkedIn cover most B2B conversation. Set a rule for what counts as a hit so routine mentions do not page you, and route alerts to the person who will reply: support for complaints, founders for comparisons, sales for intent. Then review the mention history weekly to see which topics are heating up.
LinkedIn has no native keyword alert, so monitoring means checking search on a schedule — or letting a tool do it. Here, add LinkedIn as a source, enter the phrases that signal intent, set how often it scans, and set the threshold that fires an alert. Each LinkedIn keyword alert arrives with the author, the post context, and a link to the original, and is stored as a lead you can action or export to CSV.
Reddit is where buying intent shows up first and rawest — someone asking which vendor to pick, or complaining about the tool they already have. You can monitor keywords by hand with saved searches, or add Reddit as a source here and let it watch every subreddit for your phrases. Reddit keyword alerts arrive with the author, the quote, and a link straight to the thread, so you can reply while it is still open.
Add X as a source and enter the keywords you want tracked — your brand, a competitor, or the problem you solve. We run the keyword search on your chosen cadence and send a notification when your rule is met, with the author context and the post itself. The same keyword rules work across Reddit and LinkedIn, so social media monitoring stops being three tabs and starts being one list.
Yes. Free social listening covers Reddit, X, and LinkedIn keyword alerts with no seat minimums and no credit card.
It is. As an F5Bot alternative it adds X and LinkedIn monitoring, a dashboard, and CSV export. As an Octolens alternative it keeps the core keyword notification workflow free.
Social listening is the practice of watching public conversations for the words that matter to you — your brand, your competitors, and the problems you solve — so you can answer while the thread is still warm. Most social listening tools price that on seats and dashboards nobody opens. This one is free social listening: pick your keywords, pick your sources, and get a keyword notification the moment someone says them.
Reddit is where buying intent shows up first and rawest. As a Reddit listening tool, this watches every subreddit for your phrases and sends Reddit keyword alerts with the author, the quote, and a link straight to the thread. If you have been using F5Bot and wanted a dashboard, history, and export, this is the F5Bot alternative that keeps the part you liked: it's free, it's quiet, and it just emails you when your word shows up.
LinkedIn is where the trigger events live: role changes, funding posts, hiring sprees, competitor announcements. LinkedIn monitoring here means LinkedIn keyword alerts on posts and mentions, so a rep hears about a new VP of Sales the week they start rather than the quarter after. Teams looking at paid suites usually land here as an Octolens alternative — the same keyword-to-alert workflow, without the per-seat bill.
Brand monitoring is the defensive half of the job. Somebody names your product in a comparison thread, posts a complaint, or reviews you somewhere you don't control — and you find out three weeks later. Used as a review tracker, this catches those mentions the day they publish, so support or founders can reply while it still counts. The same keyword rules work across X, so social media monitoring tools stop being three tabs and start being one list.
The difference between social listening and a feed is the rule. You decide what counts as a hit — how many mentions, over what window, on which source — and nothing fires until that threshold is crossed. That turns raw mentions into sales signals your team actually trusts: every alert arrives with context, and every match is stored as a lead you can action, assign, or export to CSV for the CRM.
RevOps and marketing operators who configure the signals once and let alerts flow to reps. Founders who want to know the moment their product gets named. Support teams who'd rather find the complaint than be forwarded it. If your job depends on hearing something early, this is the quiet instrument for it — set it up in a few minutes, then forget it until it has something worth saying.
Quiet by default. Loud exactly when a prospect shows intent.