ThreadSpot
Buying signals, not mentions

Spot high-intentbuyers the momentthey ask for whatyou sell.

ThreadSpot scans Reddit, LinkedIn and Quora for active buying signals, filters the noise, and drafts an authentic reply before competitors do.

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See high-intent opportunities See how it works
  • Intent, not keywords
  • Read-only by design
  • You post it yourself
one buyer, three places they askedlive
r/cybersecurity
5h · 153 comments
spotted

Email security recommendations for 2026? Building our shortlist now.

412Reply0.88Active evaluation
Draft readyyou post it yourself →
IT DirectorManaged services · 2nd
41 reactions · 22 comments
spotted

Our helpdesk spends a third of its week releasing legit email from quarantine.

LikeComment0.83High intent
Email SecurityQuestion
9 answers · 1d
spotted

What is the best spam filter for Microsoft 365 in 2026?

AnswerFollow0.71Buying signal
Noise in, buyers out

Most mentions are not buyers.

ThreadSpot reads every match for intent — researching, comparing, switching, asking — and keeps only the people in the market right now.

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0conversations scanned

across Reddit, LinkedIn & Quora

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·keyword matches

a deliberately wide first pass

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·real buying signals

intent, not just mentions

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·worth replying to today

the only number you act on

conversations in view40,000
18,00013,2008,800
0.85r/sysadmin

O365 quarantine notifications: what are people using instead?

Describes the workflow gap you close, and is shopping.

scroll to filter

Competitor Churn Radar

Catch buyers while they are evaluating your competitor.

People switching vendors, comparing options, or asking for an alternative — found the hour they ask.

threadspot.app / signals / competitorfound 2h ago
r/msp·2h·26 comments

Recommended email spam filter for Google Workspace?

Proofpoint came back a lot higher at renewal, so we are out. Looking for a real alternative for Google Workspace tenants — what are you all running?

competitor namedat renewalasking for alternatives
0.92

Intent, not a mention. A competitor is being replaced this month.

  1. 01Signal detected. Asking for an alternative, at renewal, by name.
  2. 02Opportunity scored. Shopping for exactly what you sell, already paying a competitor for it.
  3. 03Reply drafted. In your voice, opening with the migration they are about to run.
Draft, in your voice

We moved off Proofpoint last year for the same reason. Worth checking whether your mail flow rules are the actual bottleneck before you switch — happy to share what the migration looked like.

you post it yourself →
How it works

Signal to pipeline, in four moves.

You are only in the last one.

  1. 01

    Find the signal

    Surface real buying intent.

  2. 02

    Filter the noise

    Prioritise what matters.

  3. 03

    Draft the reply

    A relevant response, ready.

  4. 04

    You close

    Add the human touch.

Your queue

Four buyers. One morning.

Scored, with the reason and the draft one click down.

threadspot.app / signals4 worth replying to
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r/msp·2h ago·26Hot

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.

spam filterproofpoint
Worth replying
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r/sysadmin·3d ago·4Hot

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.

quarantine
Worth replying
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IT & Security leaders·6h ago·22Hot

Re-evaluating our email security stack before renewal: what actually moved the needle?

An IT director is openly comparing options ahead of a renewal and asking peers what made a measurable difference.

Strong fitA buyer with a date on the calendar, asking in public. Answer with numbers, not features.

email securityrenewal
Worth replying

Summary

A post from an IT director whose contract is up, asking their network which change to their mail security actually reduced incidents rather than looking good on paper.

What they need

Evidence of what actually reduces incidents, before committing to a renewal.

Drafted reply

The measurable one for us was time-to-release on false positives, not catch rate. It took helpdesk tickets down by about half. Catch rate barely moved between the vendors we trialled, so it stopped being the deciding factor.
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Email Security·1d ago·9Hot

What is the best spam filter for Microsoft 365 in 2026?

A direct product question in your category with no answer yet from anyone who has actually run one at scale.

Strong fitYour exact category, asked plainly, and currently answered badly.

spam filtermicrosoft 365
Worth replying
Who it is for

Built for teams that turn buying intent into pipeline.

B2B SaaS

Founder

Turn competitor evaluations into sales conversations.

r/msp0.92

“Any good alternatives to [competitor] before we renew?”

Agencies and consultants

Agency / Consultant

Find people asking for the problem you solve.

B2B Marketing0.84

“Our demo requests dried up this quarter. What actually fixes this?”

Growth and SDR teams

Growth / SDR

Work a queue of buying signals instead of a cold list.

IT & Security leaders0.79

“Re-evaluating our stack before renewal. What moved the needle for you?”

Beyond the duopoly

Your buyers don’t only search. They ask.

Google and Meta capture the demand that reaches a search box. The rest of it happens in threads — peers asked, vendors compared, advice taken.

Reddit

Real problems. Real buying signals.

Quora

Questions from people actively looking.

LinkedIn

Vendor research, out loud.

The compounding part

Capture demand now. Build the moat while you do it.

Every helpful reply stays where buyers — and the engines they now ask — keep reading.

  • Authority where your market asks
  • Trust before the first call
  • Organic and search visibility
  • Presence in AI answers

No rankings promised. Presence, not placement.

Authenticity at scale

Bots don’t close deals. People do.

ThreadSpot finds the intent and drafts the hook. You bring the human touch that converts. Discovery and preparation are automated; trust is not.

Never

  • Posts
  • Comments
  • Votes
  • Sends DMs
  • Touches your accounts

Always

  • Finds the buying signal
  • Scores the intent
  • Explains why
  • Drafts the hook
Pricing

Priced for one product, or a whole roster.

Billed per result returned. Two months free on annual.

Founder
$0/mo

or $390 a year

For one product, and the buyers already asking for it.

  • 1 site
  • Weekly scan
  • 5 communities watched
  • 10 keywords tracked
  • A few threads to taste
  • 50 drafted replies a month
  • Email digest
  • Email support
Get started
Most people pick thisGrowth
$0/mo

or $1,690 a year

For working every high-intent signal, daily.

  • 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
Get started
Agency
$0/mo

or $5,990 a year

For a roster of clients, 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
Get started

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Straight answers

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.

Right now, someone is asking for what you sell.

Be the answer before your competitor is.

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