Your next customer is on Reddit, asking which tool to buy. GTMCat gets you into that thread while it's hot, so buyers, and the AI they ask, keep pointing to you.

01 — Find the threads

Signals

Every thread scored 0–100 for buying intent, with the reasons. Three replies drafted to fit the subreddit's rules. You post the one you like.

  • 0–100 intent score
  • 6 intent types
  • Why this score
  • 3 drafts per thread
  • Subreddit rules read
  • You post it

r/SaaS · 2h · 34 comments

Anyone moved off Zendesk? It's gotten expensive for a 5-person team

87

High intent · switching

Why this score

  • Switching intentStrong
  • Competitor namedStrong
  • Budget signalMedium
Draft a replyYou post it, from your own account

02 — Find the people

Leads

People sorted by what they actually said, with their own words as evidence. A short first DM drafted from it: send it yourself, or approve it and GTMCat sends it.

  • Switching · Buying · Pain · Asking
  • Their words as evidence
  • ~50-word first DM
  • Send it yourself
  • Or approve each one
u/margo_opsr/CustomerSuccess · 3 postsSwitching
"Per-seat pricing is killing us. Need something simpler before renewal."

First message · drafted

Saw your note about per-seat pricing before renewal. I run Hearth, a help desk for teams of five to ten with one flat price. A team your size switched in an afternoon last month. Want the two-minute walkthrough?

Open Reddit to sendApprove & send

03 — Hear your name

Mentions

Your share of voice against competitors, sentiment over eight weeks, and a heads-up when talk about you spikes. Competitor gaps and switching stories, each linked to its thread.

  • Share of voice
  • 8-week sentiment
  • Spike alerts
  • Competitor gaps
  • Every line cited

Spike · 2.3× your weekly average

r/SaaS · comment · 14:06

"Intercom got too expensive for our team. We moved to Hearth last month and love how simple the shared inbox is."

Hearth · PositiveIntercom · Negative

Zendesk mentionsall watched subs · 2 this month

04 — Get recommended

AI Visibility

See which AI assistants recommend you when buyers ask, which Reddit threads they quote, and where one good answer would get you cited.

  • ChatGPT · Perplexity · Gemini · AI Overviews
  • Citations over time
  • Threads feeding citations
  • Openings to answer
cites youChatGPTPerplexityGeminiAI Overviews
zendesk alternativeCitedCitedNot citedCited
help desk for 5 peopleCitedNot citedCitedCited
intercom vs frontNot citedCitedNot citedNot cited
cheap shared inboxNot citedNot citedNot citedNot cited

Thin coverage — an opening

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05 — Know the market

Research

Ask a market question. GTMCat plans the research, gathers the conversations and writes findings where every claim links to its thread.

  • Cited findings
  • Live research tracker
  • They say → You should say
  • Pain-point themes
  • PDF export

Why do small teams leave Zendesk?

  1. Check existing conversations
  2. Collect more evidence
  3. Analyze the evidence
  4. Write cited findings

Per-seat pricing is the top reason, and it bites hardest at renewal.

Evidencer/SaaSr/CustomerSuccessr/startups

Every claim links to the thread it came from.

06 — Work from your AI

MCP

Use GTMCat from Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or Codex. Pull today's best threads, read the evidence and ask for a reply or DM draft without leaving your AI tool.

  • Claude · ChatGPT · Cursor · Codex
  • Read your Signals
  • Pull cited research
  • Request drafts
  • Notes & triage
Claude

What's worth replying to today?

GTMCat · get_signals

  1. 91Best help desk for 6 people?r/startups
  2. 87Anyone moved off Zendesk?r/SaaS
  3. 84Flat-priced shared inbox?r/CustomerSuccess

Draft a reply to #1?

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