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 ten 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 — 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 actually use. Not just Reddit. Hacker News, GitHub issues, Stack Exchange, and Discourse forums too — 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 actually said 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 actually is. Moving off a Reddit-only tool? Here's how it compares to GummySearch.