Your industry is full of conversations. Spot the ones that matter to your business.
ThreadSpot finds the conversations that matter across Reddit, LinkedIn, Quora and the places your people already talk. Each one is scored, explained, and paired with a reply you can actually make your own. You review it and post it yourself.
- Read-only
- You stay in control
- You post it yourself
Clients keep paying late and chasing them is so awkward. How do you all deal with this?
Solo designer here. Half my invoices go 2 to 3 weeks past due and every follow up feels like begging. Is there a system that isn’t just me sending sad reminder emails?
Worth replying. They are describing the exact problem you solve, and asking for help, not venting.
Two things fixed this for me. Put net-14 and a 5% late fee in the contract so “late” has teeth, and make the chasing automatic so it is not you doing it. I got fed up and built a tiny tool that nudges clients on a schedule, but honestly the contract clause did most of the work.
Most conversations are not yours.
A broad first pass sweeps Reddit, LinkedIn and Quora for everything that might matter. Then ThreadSpot reads each conversation and asks a simpler question: would this person actually want to hear from you here? Most don’t make the cut, on purpose.
across Reddit, LinkedIn & Quora
a deliberately wide first pass
after the model reads each one
the only number you act on
Recommended email spam filter for Google Workspace?
Evaluating alternatives to Proofpoint at renewal. You have done this migration.
scroll to filter
Set it up once. Then go live your life.
Six steps, and you are only involved in two of them. The rest happen while you are doing something else.
- 01
Tell ThreadSpot what you do
Give it your site, product or offer. ThreadSpot learns what problems you actually solve, and you correct anything it gets wrong before it does anything else.
- 02
It finds where the conversations are
Relevant communities and conversation spaces where people are already asking questions, comparing options and looking for help. Each one checked live, so you are never pointed somewhere that died two years ago.
- 03
It filters the noise
A wide first pass catches potential matches. The model then reads each one for context, relevance and intent. Would this person actually want to hear from you here? Most don't make the cut, on purpose.
- 04
You get the ones worth your time
Not a pile of mentions to sort through. A handful of conversations that actually fit what you do, each with a score and one plain sentence on why.
- 05
It drafts a useful starting point
A reply in your voice, opening with something genuinely helpful, mentioning you once and only if it fits, with the context you need to make it yours.
- 06
You decide what happens next
Edit it, ignore it or post it yourself. Your accounts, your words, your credibility. ThreadSpot never takes over, which is exactly why it can never put you at risk.
A few ways to find conversations. Only one keeps you useful.
Some tools post for you. Some throw every mention at you. Some leave you scrolling until you forget why you opened the tab. ThreadSpot finds the conversations that fit, gives you the context, and lets you decide what happens next. Here is the honest layout.
| Automated posting | Raw alerts | Manual searching | ThreadSpot | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Who hits post | A bot, often on a bought account | You | You | You, as yourself |
| Account risk | High | Low | Low | Low, by design |
| What you get | Spam nobody upvotes | Every mention, and you triage all of it | Endless scrolling | Only the conversations that fit you |
| Sounds human | No | Up to you | Yes | Yes, drafted to |
| Your time | Low effort, high regret | Hours of filtering | Hours of reading | A few minutes a day |
This is not a screenshot. Go on, poke it.
Filter by score, open a conversation, read why it surfaced, copy the draft, file it away. Every control below is the same component the dashboard runs.
Recommended email spam filter for Google Workspace?
MSP looking for a new spam filter for Google Workspace, evaluating alternatives to Proofpoint.
Strong fitShopping for exactly what you sell, and already paying a competitor for it.
Summary
An MSP is unhappy with Proofpoint pricing at renewal and is asking the community which filter to move to, specifically for Google Workspace tenants.
What they need
Replacing Proofpoint at renewal, for Google Workspace tenants.
Drafted reply
Email security recommendations for 2026?
The post is actively evaluating email security vendors for a large organisation, showing clear buying intent.
Strong fitA live evaluation at your size of customer. You make the shortlist here or you don't.
O365 quarantine notifications
The post asks for specific email security features that a commercial product can provide, indicating buying intent.
Strong fitDescribes the exact workflow gap your product exists to close, unprompted.
M365 Group was spoofed and MSFT has no idea how this happened
Describes a real spoofing issue with M365 groups and asks how to prevent it, indicating a need for stronger email security.
Partial fitAnti-spoofing is yours, but they want an explanation right now, not a vendor.
FYI: Avanan Checkpoint breaks Outlook automatic replies by default
About email flow issues and better rule configuration, a warm interest in improving email security rather than an active evaluation.
Weak fitA competitor complaint thread. Turning up to sell here reads exactly as badly as it sounds.
You stay in control.
ThreadSpot finds the conversation, reads the context and gives you a useful starting point. It does not post, comment, vote or message on your behalf, and it never asks for your accounts or connects to them. The drafted reply is just text you read, edit, and post yourself.
That is not a missing feature. It is the whole point. We would rather build something that respects the communities it reads than something clever that ends up on the wrong side of them. Tools that treat conversations as a resource to strip-mine do not tend to last.
Never
- Posts
- Comments
- Votes
- Sends DMs
- Touches your accounts
Always
- Reads public conversations
- Scores them
- Explains why
- Drafts a reply for you
Priced for one thing, or for a whole roster.
Scanning is billed per result returned, and the estimate sits on the button before you press it. Two months free when you pay for the year.
or $390 a year
For having a look around before you say anything.
- 1 site
- Weekly scan
- 5 communities watched
- 10 keywords tracked
- A few threads to taste
- 50 drafted replies a month
- Email digest
- Email support
or $1,690 a year
For actually turning up in the conversations that fit.
- 1 site
- Daily scan
- 15 communities watched
- 30 keywords tracked
- ~12 good threads a week
- 250 drafted replies a month
- Slack or email
- Priority support
or $5,990 a year
For several sites at once, and a much wider net.
- Up to 3 sites
- Daily scan, wider net
- 40 communities per site
- 80 keywords per site
- ~50 good threads a week
- 1,000 drafted replies a month
- Webhooks and API
- Priority support
No card to start · Nothing scanned until you press go · Leave whenever
The questions you were actually going to ask.
No, and it cannot. There is no part of ThreadSpot that writes to any platform: no posting, commenting, voting or messaging. We never ask for your accounts. The draft is text you read, edit and post yourself.
Somewhere out there, someone just asked.
The question is whether you’re there when they do. Find the conversations already happening around what you do, and show up with something worth saying.
reddit · linkedin · quora · more channels in the works