Scored opportunity queue
ReplyHey ranks relevant conversations on a 0–100 scale and surfaces the sentence that supports the score, helping users prioritize posts with clearer buying intent.
ReplyHey finds high-intent conversations on Reddit, X, and LinkedIn, scores them, and prepares public-reply and direct-message drafts. It is designed for lean B2B growth teams that want to review or automate social outreach from their own accounts.
ReplyHey is a social listening and lead-generation tool for lean B2B growth teams. It monitors public conversations on Reddit, X, and LinkedIn to find people describing problems related to a product or service.
After a website is provided, ReplyHey derives signals and keywords, then delivers a ranked opportunity queue. Each item includes a 0–100 score, the evidence sentence that indicated intent, conversation and author context, relevant community rules, and a suggested public reply or direct-message draft for review.
Users can edit and send responses themselves, or use the Chrome extension to work through the queue in signed-in browser sessions. An MCP endpoint is also available for Claude, Cursor, or Codex workflows, with Playwright handling browser actions. The site describes paced posting and lead locking to reduce duplicate processing.
Additional workflows cover Reddit and brand monitoring, product launches, customer research, AI-search visibility, and two-week content planning based on observed signals.
ReplyHey ranks relevant conversations on a 0–100 scale and surfaces the sentence that supports the score, helping users prioritize posts with clearer buying intent.
Each opportunity keeps the original conversation, author, platform, and community context together with the applicable subreddit or platform promotion guidance.
The product prepares a public response and, where appropriate, a direct-message draft. Users can review, edit, approve, or send the wording themselves.
ReplyHey tracks keywords, brand or domain mentions, free-promotion threads, and brand sentiment across its supported social sources.
The Chrome extension operates in browser accounts already signed in to Reddit, X, and LinkedIn. It can process selected leads or continue through the queue, with paced actions and confirmation steps.
An MCP endpoint exposes leads, scores, drafts, and queue actions to Claude, Cursor, or Codex. Playwright can then drive the user’s real browser profile to post approved drafts.
Growth operators can review a daily shortlist of people asking for solutions, describing workarounds, or naming a problem the product addresses instead of searching social networks manually.
Teams can follow buying-intent keywords and posts or comments that mention their product or domain, then use the attached quote and context to respond to criticism or thank recommendations.
Launch teams can identify threads that explicitly invite promotion, check subreddit rules, and build a two-week posting plan for activity after launch day.
Product and marketing teams can collect complaints, workarounds, and the phrases people use when they are ready to switch, using public conversations as qualitative market input.
Teams can turn observed signals into a two-week calendar covering what to post, where to post it, when to post, and why the topic is relevant.
The site describes lead discovery and response workflows for Reddit, X, and LinkedIn. Reddit-specific monitoring includes subreddits, keywords, brand mentions, and promotional threads.
A lead includes a 0–100 score, the sentence that indicated intent, the original conversation and author context, applicable community or platform guidance, and prepared public-reply and direct-message drafts.
Yes. Users can send responses manually, use the Chrome extension to process a queue in their own signed-in browser, or connect an AI client through MCP with Playwright for browser actions. The site describes paced posting and user-controlled activation.
The primary setup starts by pasting a website so ReplyHey can derive signals, keywords, subreddits, and initial leads. The site says the Chrome extension takes about two minutes to install; the MCP workflow uses an API key, the endpoint, and a browser-driving tool such as Playwright.
The use-cases page displays “2 days free” and “$49.99/month after.” The dedicated pricing URL returned a not-found page, so plan limits and other pricing terms are not established by the available source.
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