LeadSurface for founders

You're building solo. You don't have a sales team watching the market for you, and you don't have time to scroll 10 communities every morning. LeadSurface does that part. It reads what people in your niche are asking for, complaining about, and trying to replace, across Reddit, Hacker News, GitHub, Stack Exchange, and Discourse.

What you get

A ranked lead queue. Every matching thread gets read and classified into one of five verdicts: someone leaving a competitor, someone complaining, someone comparing options, someone happy, or noise. Switching signals rise to the top, each with a score, a one-line summary, and a link back to the original post. You work a short list instead of a feed.

The sources indie buyers use. Reddit is where most tools stop. LeadSurface also reads Hacker News, GitHub issues, Stack Exchange, and Discourse forums, the places technical and founder-minded buyers think out loud. Reddit-only tools see none of it.

Evidence on every lead. The link back to the thread is always there, so you judge the intent yourself rather than trusting a score. Read what they wrote before you decide it's worth a reply.

Nothing gets sent in your name. LeadSurface never auto-posts and never auto-DMs. It finds the conversation. You decide whether to join it. That restraint is the point, not a missing feature.

Priced for one-person teams

You don't need an SDR seat or an enterprise contract to start. See the pricing for what's included. If you want to understand what LeadSurface counts as intent, start with what a buying signal is. Moving off a Reddit-only tool? Here's how it compares to GummySearch.

Your market is already describing the problem you built for, in public, today. All that's missing is someone reading it.