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Buyerhint finds people who are already showing interest in what you build: they reply to your posts, follow a competitor or mention a problem you solve. It scores each person against your ideal customer, writes a first draft of a message, and leaves the sending to you.
Sign in and create a workspace
Sign in with your email address. We send a sign-in link, so there is no password to remember. Then name your workspace. A workspace holds your people, signals, campaigns and billing, and everyone you invite works in the same one.
Describe your ideal customer
Add an ideal customer profile: the job functions, seniorities, countries, company sizes and keywords that describe the people who buy from you. You can start from a suggestion based on your website and edit it. The profile drives every score, and you can see and change how much each part counts. See how lead scoring works.
Choose what to watch
Add the sources that tell you someone is interested:
- Your own accounts, to see who replies to, likes, quotes or follows you.
- Competitors, to see who engages with them.
- Influencers your buyers follow.
- Keywords, to catch people describing the problem you solve.
Signals come from public activity on X, Reddit, Hacker News, GitHub and Bluesky. LinkedIn data comes only from CSV files you import or LinkedIn's official APIs. Funding rounds and hiring at a company count as signals too. See where our data comes from.
Review who showed up
Each person gets a score from 0 to 100 with the reasons behind it, and the best matches are marked as hot. Every person also shows where we found them, with a link to the public page.
Draft, approve and send
For each person, an agent drafts a message that refers to what they actually did. On LinkedIn and X you copy the draft and send it yourself; Buyerhint never posts or messages from those accounts. Emails wait in the approval queue until you approve them. Read why nothing is sent automatically on LinkedIn or X.
Invite your team
Invite teammates by email from your workspace settings. They join the same workspace and see the same people and campaigns. Your plan sets how many seats you have; see plans and monthly units.
Launching something?
Creator campaigns put your launch in front of the people your buyers already follow. Read how creator campaigns work.