Early accessFive networks at launch
Your buyers are already typing it out loud
Hushlead is in development to watch Hacker News, Bluesky, X, LinkedIn and Reddit for posts from people describing what they need, then route each one by intent to the team that should see it first.
Example of the planned Hushlead feed: a Reddit post asking which account-based marketing platform is worth the switch arrives, is scored 94 for intent, tagged Buying Intent and routed to a #sales-leads team channel.
What a routed signal does for each team you run
One feed is planned to serve every team differently: a buyer signal for sales, a cancellation reason for marketing, a feature gap for product, a complaint for support. Below sets out what each one is meant to land in front of.
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Hushlead is in development to surface the posts where someone is weighing up options out loud, and rank how far along they sound, so reps could jump into the thread before it goes cold.
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People sometimes ask in public what else is out there, after a renewal gone wrong, a bad outage or a support complaint. Hushlead is in development to help your team be the one who answers.
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Hushlead is in development to flag feature requests when people spell them out in public, giving roadmap planning a real thread to point to instead of a guess.
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Reach a complaint before it becomes a pile-on. Every post that names your brand is planned to carry a sentiment tag, so the one bad post gets a reply before it gathers replies of its own.
From a plain brief to a routed lead
How Hushlead is designed to work at launch. Set up your listeners once, and Hushlead is meant to read each post, score it and route it on from there, leaving your team free to spend its time writing the reply.
Describe your buyer once
Give Hushlead a short brief on your target customer and it will turn that into what to watch for, what to ignore and what counts as noise, so nobody has to build or maintain a keyword list by hand.
Every post is planned to be checked against that brief
Hushlead will score each new post and comment for buying intent as it appears, and recruitment posts or someone plugging their own product are planned to be marked as noise rather than as a lead.
Your team hears about it first
A match turns up in your inbox, or your Slack or Discord channel, carrying its fit score, the surrounding detail and a direct link to the thread it came from.
Act on it before it cools off
You will be able to draft a reply in your own voice from the same alert.
A score is no use without a reason behind it
The thirteen tags each post is planned to carry
A keyword match tells you a word was used. Hushlead is planned to tag what the post was actually for, so your team and your agents can route a post by its intent rather than by which words happened to appear in it.
- Buying IntentComparing named options and close to a decision.
- Recommendation RequestCrowdsourcing what other teams run.
- ComparisonLining up two or more products side by side.
- Seeking AlternativeDone with what they have and looking for the next one.
- Competitor ComplaintVenting about a rival's product or service.
- Competitor MentionNaming a rival, whichever way the post leans.
- Brand MentionSomeone saying your brand’s name directly.
- PraiseA good word worth reposting or replying to.
- Pain PointDescribing an issue your product is built to fix.
- Feature RequestRequesting a feature that does not exist yet.
- Topic PromptA question your team could answer in the open.
- HiringA team expanding.
- PromotionalSomeone promoting their own post or product.
Six things a routed signal needs to actually work
A raw keyword feed hands you volume. Hushlead is in development to hand your team a shortlist worth acting on. Here is what that is built on at launch.
Planned: each match is ranked by how strong the intent is and how it reads.
Planned: combine AND, OR and NOT so a listener only fires on what fits.
Planned: recent posts load once you are onboarded.
Planned: pick email, Discord or Slack, and whether each alert lands straight away or in a daily round-up.
Planned: push matched leads inon to the CRM, then whatever enrichment or outreach tool sits next in the stack.
Planned: block a noisy author or domain, or dismiss a recurring false match, in one click.
Your agents will be able to ask it directly.
Planned for launch: an agent connector, so your AI assistant can pull up a buyer, check the market or log a lead in the CRM from inside the conversation.
Ask us about agent accessAgent connector
Query it from your assistant
Planned: the Hushlead agent connector would let your assistant pull up a listener, check a lead's score or send a signal onward without you switching tabs.
Agent skills
Trigger built-in skills
Planned: skills your agent can run end to end, such as logging a lead in the CRM, pulling a competitor battlecard or raising a churn warning.
API and webhooks
Pipe matches into your own tools
Planned: send scored signals to any webhook.
Five networks planned for launch.
Five platforms are planned for launch.
LinkedInAt launch
X (Twitter)At launch
RedditAt launch
Hacker NewsAt launch
BlueskyAt launch
YouTubeComing soon
GitHubComing soon
DEVComing soon
NewslettersComing soon
Pricing
Planned list prices for Pro and Max. Enterprise is set with each team during onboarding.
Early-access pricing, subject to change.
Annual billing saves 20%.
Pro
$199 /moWas $249, now $199 per month, billed annually.
Billed annually ($2,388/yr).
Planned at launch
- Monitoring across Hacker News, Bluesky, X, LinkedIn and Reddit
- AI fit, intent and sentiment scoring with intent tagging
- Keyword search with Boolean logic and noise filters
- Alerts pushed to email, Discord or Slack as they happen
- One team seat
Max
$479 /moWas $599, now $479 per month, billed annually.
Billed annually ($5,748/yr).
Planned at launch
- Everything in Pro
- Expanded keyword and listener capacity
- Additional team seats
- CRM sync and outgoing webhooks
- Draft replies
- Agent connector access
Enterprise
Talk to us
Planned at launch
- Everything in Max
- Custom keyword, listener and seat limits
- Custom data retention
- Dedicated onboarding
Common questions about Hushlead
Quick answers on the product, who it suits, and the price.
Can't find it here? Email hello@hushlead.com
Hushlead is in early access, being built for sales and marketing teams inside mid-market and enterprise B2B companies. It is meant to watch Hacker News, Bluesky, X (Twitter), LinkedIn and Reddit for the moments buyers go public: someone looking for what you sell, griping about a rival, or stuck on something your product fixes. Each one gets scored on fit and urgency, then sent to the right team. Delivery to email, Discord, Slack and webhook is planned.
In short, it means tracking public conversation about a brand, a competitor or a category to find what is worth acting on, instead of searching for each post by hand.
Hushlead is in development as a buyer-intent monitoring product, built to score each match for relevance and intent rather than surface every mention of a word.
Hushlead is being built for revenue teams at mid-market and enterprise B2B companies, routing matched posts to whichever team should act: sales when someone is comparing options or naming a budget, marketing when a post is worth a reply or sparks a content idea, and product when it points to a feature gap or a competitor's weak spot.
Planned pricing: Pro is $249/month and Max is $599/month, or $199/month and $479/month billed annually (20% less). Early-access pricing, subject to change. Enterprise pricing is set with us. The pricing page has the full plan details. Onboarding starts by booking a demo with us.
No, Hushlead will not include a trial period. Onboarding is planned to start with a short demo, where you would be walked through the product.
A keyword alert flags any post containing the word, with no judgement on whether the person meant it as a buying signal. Hushlead is being built to run each post through an AI model and pass through only the ones where the intent looks genuine, for example a request for a recommendation or a stated reason for dropping a competitor. Instead of maintaining a keyword list by hand, you would describe the kind of customer you are after in a sentence or two, and the listener is meant to work out which posts fit that description and leave job ads or self-promotion aside.
Yes, that is the plan: a listener could watch for a named competitor, a category term, or an open-ended question such as "what does everyone use for this".
Hushlead is planned to work from the brief you give it, not from hashtags or @mentions. It is meant to match on the terms you give it, your product's name, a rival's name, a complaint, a question, so it finds the conversation even when nobody used your brand name.
No. The posts you are watching for will come from prospects and customers talking in public, not from your own activity on the platform.
Hushlead plans to track Bluesky, Hacker News, Reddit, X and LinkedIn at launch.
A Hushlead Agent connector for AI agents is planned, not yet available. Ask us about agent access.
Not yet. Slack and Discord alerts from Hushlead are planned.
Hushlead is in development to give sales a live read on who in the market is comparing options, naming a budget, or complaining about an incumbent, with each post scored so you can judge which ones are worth a reply before you open the thread.
Hushlead is in development to help marketing follow brand sentiment, surface content ideas from public posts, and see where a competitor is slipping, from one feed instead of separate searches.
Email us at hello@hushlead.com.
Stop finding out
after the fact.
Hushlead is in development to pull every public mention of your category, from a rival's name to the exact pain point your product fixes, into one scored, routed feed, so your team hears about it while the conversation is still live.