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Sniff

Sniff

Find buying signals in social conversations

Category

Intent & Signals

Key features

Plain English search across 100+ sources

Intent ranking of conversations

Always-on monitoring agents

01 — Overview

What is

Sniff

Sniff is a social intelligence tool that searches X, LinkedIn, Reddit, news sites and niche forums in one place. You ask a question in plain English and it ranks the conversations that show the most buying intent, then suggests who to contact and what to say. GTM teams use it to build warm lead lists, join relevant LinkedIn threads at the right moment, prepare for prospect calls and track competitors.

02 — Who it’s for

Ideal Customer Profile

Built for founders, sales, marketing and growth teams at startups and smaller companies, plus agencies and recruiters who want leads and research from live social activity.

03 — Capabilities

Key Features

Plain English search across 100+ sources

Intent ranking of conversations

Always-on monitoring agents

Account tracking and alerts

Warm lead list building

Prospect briefs before outreach

Exports and team dashboard

06 — FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Sniff used for?

Sniff finds social media and news conversations that signal someone may need your product, ranks them by intent and suggests next steps, so you can build warm lead lists and reach out at the right time.

Which sources does Sniff search?

It scans X, LinkedIn, Reddit, news outlets and niche forums, which the site describes as more than 100 sources, from a single chat style search.

Who is Sniff for?

Sales, marketing and growth teams, founders, agencies and recruiters who want to spot prospects, monitor competitors or prepare for outreach using live social activity.

Can Sniff keep monitoring topics over time?

Yes. Besides one-off searches, you can set up agents and listeners that watch topics or accounts continuously and alert you, with history, templates and exports for team follow up.

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Sniff

Find buying signals in social conversations