Lena Fischer@lenaf.bsky.social · 38m
Anyone have a good way to track freelance invoices that isn't Notion? Mine has turned into 14 linked databases and I'm scared to open it.
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Lena Fischer
Anyone have a good way to track freelance invoices that isn't Notion?
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Tom Brennan
what's everyone using for uptime monitoring? pingdom pricing got silly
Priya Nair
What do you use for social listening that doesn't cost $800 a month?
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r/smallbusiness
Anyone switched invoicing tools mid year? Worried about client history
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Dev Malhotra
reco for a simple invoicing tool under $15 a month? no upsells please
Ask HN
What do you use to find customers without paid ads?
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r/SaaS
Any tool that finds people asking for recommendations in my niche? Cold email isn't working
Maya Okafor
anyone know a CRM for a team of 3? hubspot is overkill for us
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Arjun Raghavan
Looking for a simple way to schedule client calls without the back and forth
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Ines Carvalho
Is there a good tool for turning customer feedback into a roadmap?
Hacker News
Ask HN: what do you use to manage support email as a solo founder?
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Sam Whitlock
need a better way to find people who complain about my competitor
r/startups
What are you using for customer interviews? Zoom and a spreadsheet is a mess
Kenji Watanabe
Which invoicing app do you actually recommend to freelancers?
SocialGTM runs your go-to-market on social. It finds those posts, writes replies and posts in your voice, watches your competitors and tracks every lead. You approve everything.
A good answer on Reddit or LinkedIn can also show up when people ask ChatGPT what to use.
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Lena Fischer@lenaf.bsky.social · 38m
Anyone have a good way to track freelance invoices that isn't Notion? Mine has turned into 14 linked databases and I'm scared to open it.
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Ask HN: Linear or Jira for a 6 person team that hates process?
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Arjun Raghavan· 2nd
Founder at Tallyhq · B2B finance tools
1d ·
Founders who sell to accountants: how do you find the conversations where they ask for help, without spending every evening searching? We tried LinkedIn ads (pricey, mostly students clicking) and two conference booths. Every deal we actually closed came from me answering questions in small practice owner communities.
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Maya Okafor@mayabuildsit · 2h
spent 3 hours today answering the same "how do I export to CSV" question in 4 different discords. there has to be a better way to find people already asking about your product
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Ask HN: What do you use to find customers without paid ads?
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r/smallbusiness· 5h
u/quietledger
Anyone switched invoicing tools mid year? Worried about losing client history
I run a two person bookkeeping practice with about 60 clients. Our current tool raised prices again, and its export only gives me PDFs, not data. If you moved partway through the year, how did you handle open invoices and past payments? And what did you move to?
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Tom Brennan@tbrennan_dev · 1h
what's everyone using for uptime monitoring? pingdom pricing got silly and i only need 12 endpoints checked every minute
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Ask HN: How do you find early users without spamming communities?
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Launched a small devtool two weeks ago. Every "where to promote" list is the same 40 directories.
Priya Nair· 2nd
Head of Growth at Fernly
6h ·
Genuine question for B2B marketers: what do you use for social listening that doesn't cost $800 a month? Our Brandwatch quote came in this morning and I laughed out loud in a meeting. We only need to know when someone asks for a tool like ours, not a dashboard of every mention on the internet.
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Sam Whitlock@samwhit.dev · 3h
looking for a changelog tool for a small devtool. want something that emails users on each release and doesn't need a whole docs site. what are people using?
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r/Entrepreneur· 9h
u/coffee_and_cashflow
What's the least spammy way to mention your product on Reddit?
Every time I bring it up I get downvoted to oblivion, even when it's literally the answer to the question. Do people just not mention it at all? I've started answering the question fully first and adding one line at the end. Still getting removed in two of the bigger subs.
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Kenji Watanabe@kenji_ships · 3h
need a simple way to collect testimonials from customers and embed them on our site. anything that isn't $49 a month?
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Mara Lindqvist@maralindqvist.bsky.social · 1h
Any good tool for scheduling posts to Bluesky and Mastodon at once? Free tier preferred.
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Dev Malhotra@devmalhotra · 26m
reco for a simple invoicing tool under $15 a month? no upsells please
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Ines Carvalho@inescarvalho.bsky.social · 52m
Four person team, support inbox is a mess. Anyone have a way to surface public complaints about us, not just emails?
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Agents watch X, Reddit, Hacker News, Bluesky and LinkedIn for the topics, keywords and accounts you pick, and bring back only the posts worth a reply.
@priya_builds
Lead finderIs there a tool that finds posts where people ask for what you sell?
u/jnorris_builds
Lead finderHow are you finding your first customers? Cold email is dead for me.
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Personal agentHow do you stay active on LinkedIn without it eating your mornings?
@mkessler
Lead finderAsk HN: How do you keep up with people discussing your problem space?
@dana.bsky.social
Personal agentHow do you find conversations to join here without living in the app?
@dan_ships
Support agent@ledgerly exports keep failing on big files. Anyone else seeing this?
@priya_builds
Lead finderIs there a tool that finds posts where people ask for what you sell?
u/jnorris_builds
Lead finderHow are you finding your first customers? Cold email is dead for me.
in/rahulmehta
Personal agentHow do you stay active on LinkedIn without it eating your mornings?
@mkessler
Lead finderAsk HN: How do you keep up with people discussing your problem space?
@dana.bsky.social
Personal agentHow do you find conversations to join here without living in the app?
@dan_ships
Support agent@ledgerly exports keep failing on big files. Anyone else seeing this?
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Our AI agent learns from your voice: how you describe yourself and the replies you like. Every draft sounds like you, and you can edit anything before it goes out.
@lena_codes Launch week and it’s been quiet. Three signups after a week of posting.
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Week one was four signups for us too. What moved it was replying under posts where people were already asking for what we built. Happy to share which ones.
Each draft arrives with the post it answers. Approve, edit or reject in a click.
Plans start at $9 a month. You never pay for posts that aren’t worth a reply.
Run one to find customers, one for your personal brand and one for support, side by side. Each has its own instructions, voice and topics.
u/sam_designs Simple invoicing tool that isn’t $50 a month? I send maybe ten invoices a month.
Proposed reply
We built Ledgerly for exactly this: invoices in two minutes, flat $9 a month. Full disclosure, I work on it.Finding posts doesn’t use your replies. Only the replies AI writes count.
See the reason each post was picked, then tighten the agent instead of guessing.
Why this post
They asked for a tool in your category and named the price they won’t pay.They asked for a tool in your category and named the price they won’t pay.
On X, the reply opens ready and you press Post. On Reddit and LinkedIn, the reply is copied and the post opens, so you paste it and press Post. On Bluesky, SocialGTM posts it after you sign in with Bluesky, and you can switch that off any time. On Hacker News, the reply is copied and the thread opens.
On Reddit, two weeks of replies with no links come first, then a lesson post a week, then rare promotion that says who you are. On X, useful replies and a post most days, then a thread a week. Each day lists its tasks with the drafts already written.
The next task waits out your account's gap: 5 minutes on a growing Reddit account, 8 on X. Promotion stays within 10% of what you sent in the last 30 days. Every paid plan includes it.
Today
Drafts move from Drafted to Published as you approve and post them, and SocialGTM spots each one once it’s live.
u/jnorris_builds Replying in threads is how we got our first users too…
DraftedNothing is posted without your approval, and SocialGTM never needs your password on the sites where you post replies yourself.
Your buyers ask for tools in public, and ChatGPT reads those threads too. SocialGTM finds them, writes the reply in your voice, tracks the lead, and posts nothing until you approve it.
Say who the agent speaks for, how it sounds, and what makes a post worth a reply. That could be you, your brand, or your product.
Pick the topics, keywords, and accounts for this agent. SocialGTM scans them and picks out the posts that fit the job.
Each draft arrives with the post it answers and the reason it was picked. Approve it, edit it, or reject it. On X, approving opens the post with your reply ready. On Reddit and LinkedIn, the reply is copied and the thread opens. On Hacker News, whose guidelines ask for comments people write themselves, use the draft as notes. On Bluesky, SocialGTM posts it for you.
Connect SocialGTM to Claude, ChatGPT, your terminal or your editor. Ask for your queue, edit a draft in the chat, and approve it there. The same limits and safety holds apply, and you still post each reply on X, Reddit and LinkedIn.
https://socialgtm.app/api/mcpOne address for every app. Sign in with your SocialGTM account, no API key.
What’s in my SocialGTM queue?
14 drafts are waiting: 9 on Reddit, 5 on X. The strongest is on r/SaaS:
“Anyone found a way to keep up with feature requests across Discord, email and Intercom?”
The draft explains how to pull the three inboxes into one list by hand, and names your product in the last line. Want to see it?
Show it without the first sentence.
“A #requests channel plus a Zap that copied tagged Intercom chats and starred emails into one table, reviewed every Friday. It held up until about 40 requests a week. Disclosure: I make Pulseboard, which does the merging and de-duping for you.”
Approve this one?
Yes.
X folds replies it reads as spam, and Reddit hides whole accounts. You don’t have to memorise a single rule: SocialGTM paces every reply, watches for the first sign, and pauses before a warning turns into a ban.

When X reads a reply as spam it files it under “Probable spam”, technically posted but almost never seen.
You press Post
x.com opens with the reply filled in. SocialGTM never posts to X for you.
Drafts that follow every rule
No one line replies, no repeats, no hashtags, no extra @mentions. Your product comes last, and you say you made it.
One reply per thread
And one per person a week.
Paced to your account
5, 10 or 20 replies a day, 15 to 4 minutes apart, with caps on product mentions and repeat links.
Balanced, and visible
Your dashboard shows how many of your last 30 days of replies mention your product. Under 10% is green.
Checked daily
A folded reply is flagged, and posting pauses if X suspends the account or hides several replies.

Reddit hides the whole account, not one reply, and only tells you when you go looking.
You approve every reply
We copy it and open the thread. You paste it and click Post. We never ask for your password.
Question first, product last
You say you made it, and there are no links or mentions while your account is still new.
Paced to your account
3, 5 or 8 replies a day, 10 to 3 minutes apart, and link shorteners are always blocked.
Links and mentions capped
The same link at most once every two days, and one product mention a week.
Balanced, and visible
Your dashboard shows how many of your last 30 days of replies mention your product. Under 10% is green.
Checked daily
A hidden account pauses posting, with a banner and an email, and removed replies get marked.
A reply is one draft your agent writes for you. Pick a monthly amount. The bigger the plan, the less each reply costs. If you run out, drafting stops until the plan renews, or you add 25 more for $10.
Put an agent on a real conversation.
$9012$9a month
25 replies, $0.36 each
Get StarterRun two agents on every platform.
$90129012$49a month
150 replies, $0.33 each
Get GrowthCover a lot of ground, checked every hour.
$90129012$99a month
400 replies, $0.25 each
Get ScaleWhat it costs each month to draft the same number of replies on Replymer's published plans and on SocialGTM.
Full SocialGTM vs Replymer comparison →Up to
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less than Replymer for the same number of replies a month.
30replies a month
5x less
$80 saved a month, $960 a year.
100replies a month
5x less
$160 saved a month, $1,920 a year.
300replies a month
4x less
$300 saved a month, $3,600 a year.
400replies a month
Replymer has no plan this size.
$99 a month
SocialGTM Scale covers 400 replies.
Replymer prices are from its website, checked November 2026. Replymer counts replies and SocialGTM counts every reply it writes, including ones you reject. Replymer plans also track how AI chatbots mention you and post X replies for you. SocialGTM is built to draft replies for the least money.
It watches X, Reddit, Hacker News, Bluesky and LinkedIn for posts where people ask about something you can help with. For each good one, it writes a reply in your voice and shows it to you. You approve it, edit it, or skip it.
Mostly. Finding posts and writing replies is done for you. On X, Reddit, LinkedIn and Hacker News, you click Post yourself: the reply opens ready, so it takes a few seconds. On Bluesky, SocialGTM can post for you once you allow it.
Because that is how accounts get banned. X blocks tools from replying to people who haven’t tagged you, and Reddit suspends accounts that post like bots. A real person clicking Post from their own account is what every platform allows, so that is the one step we leave to you.
About 10 minutes. SocialGTM does the searching and writing ahead of time. At times you pick, it emails you a few replies that are ready to post right then.
No. There is no code, no developer account and nothing to install. You describe your product and how you talk, pick the topics to watch, and review the replies. For X you only enter your handle.
SocialGTM does everything it can to prevent it. You post from your own account, and it never asks for your X, Reddit or LinkedIn password. It tells you how many replies are safe each day and how long to wait between them, and it pauses you if a platform starts hiding your replies. No one can promise a platform will never block an account, and we don’t.
Not if you give the agent a voice. You describe how you sound and paste in replies you like, and you can edit any draft before it goes out. The examples above show the difference.
Finding customers who are asking for what you sell, getting your product into the threads AI tools read, growing your personal brand, joining conversations about your product, or answering support questions in public. You can run more than one agent, each with its own topics and voice.
They can help. AI search tools cite Reddit more than any other site, with YouTube and LinkedIn close behind (Peec AI, March 2026). A useful answer on a thread that ranks on Google is the kind of page they read. SEO replies finds those threads for your topics and drafts a reply for each one. No one controls what ChatGPT recommends, so we can’t promise it will name you.
X, Reddit, Hacker News, Bluesky and LinkedIn, with more on the way. On each one it finds posts, writes replies, and waits for your OK.
Yes. SocialGTM is an MCP server, so you can connect it to Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, VS Code or Gemini CLI and review your queue in a chat: read drafts, edit them, approve or reject them. You sign in with your SocialGTM account, and the same limits apply. Setup for each app is on the AI agents page.
Most reply tools pay for AI to read every post they see, and pass that cost on to you. SocialGTM only uses AI to write replies for posts that already look worth answering, so you never pay for the rest.
$9 a month for 25, $49 for 150, or $99 for 400 replies. That is from $0.25 a reply, and the bigger plans cost less per reply. Finding posts is included. Extra replies are 25 for $10. Plans are month to month, and you can cancel any time.
One reply the agent writes for you. Replies you reject or edit still count, because writing them is where the cost is. Posts it finds and Possible matches don’t count. A LinkedIn reply counts as 3, because LinkedIn posts cost us several times more to find. Unused replies don’t roll over to the next month.
Letting a tool post for you sounds easier. But X and Reddit now block it, charge heavily for it, and ban accounts that do it. SocialGTM finds the posts and writes the reply. You click Post. A real person posting from their own account is exactly what every platform allows.
X now blocks replies sent by tools unless the person already tagged or quoted you. Replying to strangers, the whole point, is off the table.
Replying to @maya_growth
They never tagged or quoted you.
X and Reddit charge tools for every post they read. Searching for the few posts worth answering would cost a fortune before a single reply went out.
Reddit has to approve every tool, limits how much it can do, and can cut it off or suspend the accounts using it.
X changed its rules so a tool can only reply when the person has tagged your account or quoted one of your posts. X said the change targets spam replies written by AI.
X Developers announcement on XReddit's Responsible Builder Policy makes tools get approval first, asks bot accounts to be registered and labelled as bots, and lets Reddit cut tools off or suspend the accounts using them.
Reddit Help: Responsible Builder PolicyGoing slow, like a real person, lowers the risk to your account. SocialGTM tells you when to post.
Pick a reply you like. The post opens with your reply ready, and you click Post. Every site allows a real person posting. No bots, and we never ask for your password.
r/SaaS, your account
Many replies in a few minutes looks like spam. So you wait a little between replies (4 to 15 minutes on X, 3 to 10 on Reddit, 10 on LinkedIn), and we stop at a daily limit.
At times you pick (like 09:00 and 17:00), we email you a few replies that are ready to post now. Open the email, post them, done.
No one can promise a site will never block an account, and we don’t. On Bluesky, SocialGTM posts for you, but it still waits between replies and stops at a daily limit.
I believe in one simple idea:
Short term pain, long term gain.
Posting by hand takes a few more minutes today. But your account stays safe, and keeps working for you for years.
Policies checked October 2026. They can change, and we will update this page when they do.
Start with one agent
Replies from $0.25 each. You approve every one, and you can cancel any time.