ReplyHey

ReplyHey is an AI-powered social lead generation agent built for lean B2B growth teams that want to turn public conversations into pipeline without hiring an SDR to scroll feeds all day. Its positioning is clear: it is not another behavioral-intent tracker that guesses interest from anonymous browsing data. Instead, ReplyHey starts from the buyer's own words on Reddit, X (Twitter), and LinkedIn, where people openly describe the problem a product solves. Users paste their website, the agent learns what they sell, and then it sweeps the social web twice a day to surface the strongest conversations, scoring each one from 0 to 100 and showing the exact sentence that earned the score. The target audience is founders, growth operators, indie hackers, and small marketing teams running organic demand generation, especially those selling SaaS, analytics, developer, or B2B tools. Core features include a ranked daily opportunity queue, intent scoring with attached evidence, live subreddit rule checks, AI-drafted public replies or DMs written in the user's voice, an Autopilot browser extension that posts approved drafts from the accounts already signed in to the user's browser with pacing and duplicate protection, plus brand mention tracking, free-promo thread feeds, keyword monitoring, brand sentiment, and a lightweight author CRM. The content emphasizes verifiability, control, and ban awareness rather than blind automation. User experience centers on a single shortlist that one operator can review in minutes, with clear approve, edit, stop, and send controls. Technically, ReplyHey runs Chrome-based automation in the user's own session, applies human-like gaps with random jitter, cool-off periods after rate limits, and send locks so nothing posts twice. Every plan ships the same scoring, drafting, rule-checking, and automation engine, with pricing scaling by product count and platform coverage, and a two-day free trial that requires no card.