Reddit is a goldmine for B2B leads, but manual scrolling is exhausting. LeadSniper Pro is a clean Chrome extension that automates your organic social listening pipeline. 🎯 Track custom keywords & subreddits in real-time 🕵️♂️ Scrape high-intent leads instantly from relevant threads ✍️ Draft context-aware AI replies in 2 seconds 🎁 To celebrate our launch, I just opened up a completely Free Tier! You can download the extension right now from our site, and start sniping leads immediately.
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Hey Product Hunt! 👋
I'm Hamza, the maker of LeadSniper Pro.
The idea for this tool came out of sheer frustration. I knew my target audience was hanging out on Reddit—asking questions and looking for recommendations every single day. But manually checking subreddits, refreshing pages, and trying to write helpful replies before someone else did was a massive time sink.
I built LeadSniper to automate this entire pipeline directly from a clean Chrome sidebar. It monitors your target keywords in real-time, scores lead intent instantly, and uses AI to draft highly contextual, genuine responses in seconds so you can land clients organically.
🎁 Special Launch Offers for Product Hunt:
1. The Free Tier: We just opened up a Free Tier! You can download the extension directly from our site and run 1 active campaign completely free.
2. The Pro Promo: If you want to unlock unlimited campaigns and scale your B2B pipeline, we've set up an exclusive discount. Use the promo code PHLS to get a full month of premium access for just €2.99!
I’ll be here all day to answer your questions and chat. What keywords or subreddits are you planning to track first? Let me know! 👇
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The AI reply drafting is a nice touch, but it would help a lot if there was a way to save custom reply templates or prompts that the extension could pull from per subreddit. Different communities have very different tones and the current one-size-fits-all approach means I still end up rewriting half the suggestions. A simple template library with quick variables like the OP's username or a specific pain point would save a real chunk of time.
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@mzeyyendad0opc Hi Müzeyyen! Thank you so much for the feedback. You hit the nail on the head here. Reddit communities are highly protective of their culture, and a "one-size-fits-all" tone absolutely doesn't work across different subreddits.
I love the idea of a template library with dynamic variables (like {username} and {pain_point}) combined with subreddit-specific custom prompts. It's the perfect way to keep the outreach highly natural while saving you from rewriting drafts.
I am adding this straight to the top of our development roadmap. Really appreciate you taking the time to share such a constructive idea!
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honestly the keyword tracking sounds solid, but it would be super helpful if you could add a way to filter out threads that are already a few days old, so i'm not wasting time replying to stuff nobody will see anymore. like a freshness slider or something.
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@muharremo28131 Hey Muharrem, great point! We actually already have a time filter built into the tool (you can currently filter posts by week, month, or year), but you're totally right that filtering down to just 'a few days' would be way more efficient. I love the idea of a granular freshness slider, so I'm adding that enhancement to our immediate roadmap to make the current filter even better. Thanks for checking out LeadSniper and helping us improve it!
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Love how you kept the Chrome extension lightweight instead of bloating it into a full SaaS dashboard, makes daily Reddit prospecting feel way less of a chore.
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@muhammedjbxo Hey Muhammed, thank you so much! That was exactly our core philosophy when building this. Reddit moves fast, so we wanted LeadSniper to live right where the action is instead of forcing you to constantly tab back and forth between a clunky external dashboard. I'm thrilled to hear it's making prospecting feel less like a chore for you!
Hey Product Hunt! 👋
I'm Hamza, the maker of LeadSniper Pro.
The idea for this tool came out of sheer frustration. I knew my target audience was hanging out on Reddit—asking questions and looking for recommendations every single day. But manually checking subreddits, refreshing pages, and trying to write helpful replies before someone else did was a massive time sink.
I built LeadSniper to automate this entire pipeline directly from a clean Chrome sidebar. It monitors your target keywords in real-time, scores lead intent instantly, and uses AI to draft highly contextual, genuine responses in seconds so you can land clients organically.
🎁 Special Launch Offers for Product Hunt:
1. The Free Tier: We just opened up a Free Tier! You can download the extension directly from our site and run 1 active campaign completely free.
2. The Pro Promo: If you want to unlock unlimited campaigns and scale your B2B pipeline, we've set up an exclusive discount. Use the promo code PHLS to get a full month of premium access for just €2.99!
I’ll be here all day to answer your questions and chat. What keywords or subreddits are you planning to track first? Let me know! 👇
The AI reply drafting is a nice touch, but it would help a lot if there was a way to save custom reply templates or prompts that the extension could pull from per subreddit. Different communities have very different tones and the current one-size-fits-all approach means I still end up rewriting half the suggestions. A simple template library with quick variables like the OP's username or a specific pain point would save a real chunk of time.
@mzeyyendad0opc Hi Müzeyyen! Thank you so much for the feedback. You hit the nail on the head here. Reddit communities are highly protective of their culture, and a "one-size-fits-all" tone absolutely doesn't work across different subreddits.
I love the idea of a template library with dynamic variables (like {username} and {pain_point}) combined with subreddit-specific custom prompts. It's the perfect way to keep the outreach highly natural while saving you from rewriting drafts.
I am adding this straight to the top of our development roadmap. Really appreciate you taking the time to share such a constructive idea!
honestly the keyword tracking sounds solid, but it would be super helpful if you could add a way to filter out threads that are already a few days old, so i'm not wasting time replying to stuff nobody will see anymore. like a freshness slider or something.
@muharremo28131 Hey Muharrem, great point! We actually already have a time filter built into the tool (you can currently filter posts by week, month, or year), but you're totally right that filtering down to just 'a few days' would be way more efficient. I love the idea of a granular freshness slider, so I'm adding that enhancement to our immediate roadmap to make the current filter even better. Thanks for checking out LeadSniper and helping us improve it!
Love how you kept the Chrome extension lightweight instead of bloating it into a full SaaS dashboard, makes daily Reddit prospecting feel way less of a chore.
@muhammedjbxo Hey Muhammed, thank you so much! That was exactly our core philosophy when building this. Reddit moves fast, so we wanted LeadSniper to live right where the action is instead of forcing you to constantly tab back and forth between a clunky external dashboard. I'm thrilled to hear it's making prospecting feel less like a chore for you!