Know the day someone on X asks for what you sell.
Hourly scans, daily email digest, you send every reply yourself.
- Never posts for you
- Hourly scans
- Daily digest at 9 AM Eastern
An example digest from real public posts
Real public posts, linked to the original. Selected examples. Not every lead in your digest will be this strong, and some days will be quiet.
- 80Lead 1 · score 80/100
Why it scoredAsks directly for a tool that lets them write an article once and publish it to several places.
Example replyFelt this one - pasting the same piece into three editors is genuinely tiring. Have you tried writing in one place and using each platform's import? If it's useful, I'm building something in this space and happy to share it.View original post on X - 80Lead 2 · score 80/100
Why it scoredLooking for a domain lookup tool and lists exactly what it needs to show, a sign they're ready to try one.
Example replyGood list. Bulk WHOIS lookups can get you part of the way if you need something today. I'm working on a tool for this too - happy to send it over if you'd like to try it.View original post on X - 80Lead 3 · score 80/100
Why it scoredMid-project and asking for a transcription tool, so the need is immediate.
Example replyFun project. For a first pass, exporting captions where creators have them is the quickest route. If you want to compare options, I'm building something for this and happy to show you.View original post on X - 80Lead 4 · score 80/100
Why it scoredAsks for vendor recommendations for a text-extraction API for a business use.
Example replySmall text is honestly tough for most OCR. Higher-resolution crops of just the text area often help a lot. If you'd like another option, I'd appreciate you trying ours on that photo.View original post on X - 50Lead 5 · score 50/100
Why it scoredA real request, but very specific requirements (on-premise CRM with contracts), so it only fits a few products.
Example replyThat on-premise requirement narrows things a lot. Worth asking vendors early whether they support self-hosting at all - many don't. Happy to point you to anything I come across.View original post on X
Example replies written by us for an imaginary product. Nothing was posted. Scores are from our own scoring check.
How it works
Tell us what you sell.
Describe your product in a sentence and add a few phrases your buyers might type, like "is there a tool that" or "looking for a tool for."
We scan X every hour.
BuyerPing reads new public posts that match and scores each one from 0 to 100 for buying intent.
You get one email a day.
Your digest lists the strongest leads, each with a link and a suggested reply. You decide whether to reply, and you post it yourself.
What the 0-100 score means: It's a ranking aid that puts the likeliest buyers at the top. It isn't a promise that anyone will buy.
Who it's for, and who it isn't
It's for you if:
- You're a founder, indie maker or small team, and your buyers talk on X.
- You'd rather join conversations that are already happening than send cold outreach.
- You want a short daily list, not a feed you have to babysit.
It isn't for you if:
- Your buyers don't use X. If they don't, honestly, it won't help.
- You want something to post or reply for you. BuyerPing won't.
- You need Reddit, LinkedIn or other platforms. It's X only.
What BuyerPing won't do
No auto-posting.
It never posts, replies or likes anything on X.
No fake accounts.
It doesn't create or run any accounts.
No DMs.
It never messages anyone.
No sales guarantee.
It finds people who are asking. Whether they buy is up to them and to you.
Simple, honest pricing
Pro
For founders who want a steady daily stream of buyer conversations.
- Hourly scans of X, plus a daily email digest
- An intent score and a suggested reply with every lead
- Renews monthly until you cancel. When you cancel, you keep access until the end of the period you've paid for.
Weekly Pass
For a launch week, or for testing whether your niche has enough buyers on X.
- The same scans, digest, scores and suggested replies
- Renews weekly until you cancel. When you cancel, you keep access until the end of the week you've paid for.
You pick your plan after describing your product. Payments are processed securely by Stripe. Prices in USD.
Questions, answered
How accurate is the scoring?
Honestly, it's helpful but it isn't perfect. In our own checks, the top-scored posts included plenty of genuine requests, but also near misses like promos, launch posts and advice threads that use the same phrases. The score helps you skim faster. It doesn't replace your judgment, and we're still improving it.
How many leads will I get?
How many leads you get depends on your keywords. Some days will have few or none, and we won't pad your digest.
Where does the data come from?
Only public posts on X. BuyerPing doesn't access private accounts, DMs, or your X account.
Who sees my product description?
It's used to find and score posts that match your product and to draft your suggested replies. It isn't shown publicly or shared with other customers. It is processed by OpenAI, the AI provider we use for scoring. See our privacy policy.
How do I cancel?
Every digest email has a "Manage or cancel subscription" link. You can also reply to any digest email and we'll cancel it for you. Either way, access continues through the period you've paid for.
Do you offer refunds?
Contact us at jamesscanlon1982@gmail.com and we'll look at each case honestly.
Is this allowed on X?
X restricts automated replies, which is why BuyerPing never replies for you. It only reads public posts, and every reply is written and sent by you, by hand. Please be genuinely helpful and respect people who aren't interested.
What counts as a lead?
A public post on X where someone appears to be looking for a tool, app or service like yours. Each one comes with a score, a link and a suggested reply.
Is it X only?
Yes. If your buyers are mostly somewhere else, another tool will serve you better.
A note from James
BuyerPing is built and run by James Scanlon. Questions or feedback: jamesscanlon1982@gmail.com.
Get the daily digest
Start with your email. You'll describe your product and choose Pro or the Weekly Pass on the next step.