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SnitchFeed vs Stalkr

Verified against Stalkr's own site, September 2026

Stalkr is cheaper than us, covers a source we do not, and ships an API, an MCP server and webhooks on every plan including the free trial. That last one is the thing we usually point to as a differentiator, so it is worth saying plainly that it is not one here. What separates the two tools is how many keywords you get for the money, and what the word LinkedIn means on each side.

Who each tool is actually for

Stalkr is for solo founders watching a handful of terms

X, Reddit, YouTube and LinkedIn, with AI categories you define yourself, urgency scoring, email alerts, saved views and a well-documented agent surface. Their own Starter tier describes itself as being for solo founders shipping fast, and it buys three keywords.

SnitchFeed is for teams tracking a keyword set, not a keyword

Reddit, X, LinkedIn, Bluesky and Hacker News, with Boolean queries deciding what matches, AI relevance and intent scoring deciding what surfaces first, and ten keywords on the entry tier rather than three.

SnitchFeed or Stalkr?

Choose Stalkr if

Solo founders tracking a product name and a competitor or two, who want the cheapest way in and an agent-friendly API.

  • You want the lowest entry price, especially billed annually
  • Three to seven keywords covers what you track
  • You need YouTube coverage
  • You want to drive everything from an agent over MCP or webhooks
  • You want to start with no credit card

Choose SnitchFeed if

Teams tracking a real keyword set, who need LinkedIn searched properly or need Bluesky and Hacker News.

  • You track more than a handful of terms and will keep adding
  • LinkedIn keyword coverage is a reason you are buying
  • You want to control what matches, not only how it is categorized
  • Hacker News or Bluesky matters to you
  • More than one person needs to triage the same mentions

What it costs

Both sides publish annual pricing, so both are shown. Their monthly mention allowances and our credits meter different things and are explained separately below.

ComparisonStalkrSnitchFeed
Entry tier$29/month, or $261/year ($22/mo), 3 keywords$59/month, or $47 annually, 10 keywords
Next tier up$99/month, or $891/year ($74/mo) (Pro), 7 keywords$119/month, or $95 annually (Pro), 30 keywords
Top self-serve tier$299/month (Scale), 15 keywords$119/month (Pro), 30 keywords
SourcesX, Reddit, YouTube, LinkedInReddit, X, LinkedIn, Bluesky, Hacker News
Scan cadenceEvery few minutes on X, Reddit and YouTubeReal-time on Reddit and Bluesky, hourly elsewhere
API, MCP and webhooksEvery plan, including the free trialAPI and MCP on every plan, webhooks on Pro
Free tier10 mentions, no credit cardFree trial credits on signup

What our credits work out to in mentions

One credit is two mentions, so Starter's 7,000 credits is 14,000 a month and Pro's 21,000 is 42,000. That is a ceiling: it holds in full on Reddit and Bluesky, which cost nothing to poll, and every X, LinkedIn or Hacker News keyword is polled from the same balance and lowers it. Their 1,000, 10,000 and 50,000 are delivered mentions, with no polling term at all.

Where Stalkr is genuinely better

All of this is true. If any of it is a requirement rather than a preference, buy Stalkr.

  • Cheaper at the door, and cheaper again annually

    $29 against our $59, and $22 a month if you pay for the year. If entry price is the deciding factor, they win it outright.

  • An agent surface as good as ours, on every plan

    A REST API, an OAuth MCP server, signed webhooks with a mention.created event and a published OpenAPI schema, all available on the free trial. Our webhooks are Pro-only. This is the capability we would normally lead with, and against Stalkr we cannot.

  • YouTube

    A source we do not cover at any price. If your product gets discussed in video comments, that is a real gap on our side.

  • A free tier with no card

    Ten mentions, no signup friction, no payment details. Cheapest possible way to find out whether anyone is talking about you at all.

Where SnitchFeed beats Stalkr

The cases where we would tell you to pick us.

  • Ten keywords on entry, against three

    This is the difference you feel first. Their Starter buys 3 keywords and their $99 Pro buys 7. Ours buy 10 at $59 and 30 at $119. A brand name, two competitors and three feature names is six terms, which is over their Starter and nearly all of their Pro.

  • LinkedIn means keyword search here

    We search LinkedIn for your terms the way we search the other platforms. On Stalkr, LinkedIn is a per-project integration where the owner authorizes a LinkedIn Page and then syncs it, and their own documentation describes what they watch as X, Reddit, YouTube and supported LinkedIn surfaces. If LinkedIn is the reason you are buying a listening tool, check that flow against what you actually need before you choose.

  • A query language underneath the scoring

    AND, OR, NOT, grouping and exact phrases, plus Hacker News qualifiers, with relevance and intent scoring applied to what the query returns. Stalkr matches keywords and aliases and then sorts the results into categories you define. Both are useful; only one lets you decide what enters the feed in the first place.

  • Bluesky and Hacker News

    Neither is covered by Stalkr. If you sell developer tools or launch on HN, those are sources you would otherwise watch by hand.

  • Real-time Reddit and Bluesky, at no credit cost

    Their published cadence is every few minutes. Reddit and Bluesky are continuous ingestion for us on every tier, and neither consumes credits. If you work Reddit as a channel and want to reply while a thread is still live, that gap decides it.

Where these figures come from

Stalkr figures were checked against their own site in September 2026. Pricing changes; if you spot something out of date here, tell us and we will fix it.

Weighing more than two tools? See our roundup of the best social listening tools or every SnitchFeed comparison .

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Loved by GTM teams

See what companies are actually saying about us.

I love SnitchFeed. Can't recommend it enough.
Mehul Fanawala
Mehul Fanawala
Co-Founder, The Clueless Company
I really like what I achieved with SnitchFeed.
Brent Holloway
Brent Holloway
Co-founder, Mastiff Software
One dashboard. Every conversation that matters. No more hopping between platforms. Quality product & great founder 🤝
Sam Morris
Sam Morris
Head of GTM, overmindlab.ai, prev notte.io
Anyone reading this comment, I've used SnitchFeed and loved it!
Vikra Vardhan
Vikra Vardhan
Head of Content, NeatPrompts
Spent 5 minutes on SnitchFeed, dropped a comment → new user
Abhishek Chakravarty
Abhishek Chakravarty
Co-founder, Youform
Just started using SnitchFeed and I'm already loving it. Great Work!
Dev Sharma
Dev Sharma
Product Manager, growleads.io
I legit booked 5 meetings with SnitchFeed this week. And it's only Monday...
Fedor Simic
Fedor Simic
Founder, Own the Narrative
Does what it says on the tin. Quite well.
John Petersson
John Petersson
Co-Founder, The Creative Database
Every day I open my laptop, SnitchFeed is the first thing I log into.
Zubin Ajmera
Zubin Ajmera
Co-Founder, Utkrusht.ai
I love SnitchFeed. Can't recommend it enough.
Mehul Fanawala
Mehul Fanawala
Co-Founder, The Clueless Company
I really like what I achieved with SnitchFeed.
Brent Holloway
Brent Holloway
Co-founder, Mastiff Software
One dashboard. Every conversation that matters. No more hopping between platforms. Quality product & great founder 🤝
Sam Morris
Sam Morris
Head of GTM, overmindlab.ai, prev notte.io
Anyone reading this comment, I've used SnitchFeed and loved it!
Vikra Vardhan
Vikra Vardhan
Head of Content, NeatPrompts
Spent 5 minutes on SnitchFeed, dropped a comment → new user
Abhishek Chakravarty
Abhishek Chakravarty
Co-founder, Youform
Just started using SnitchFeed and I'm already loving it. Great Work!
Dev Sharma
Dev Sharma
Product Manager, growleads.io
I legit booked 5 meetings with SnitchFeed this week. And it's only Monday...
Fedor Simic
Fedor Simic
Founder, Own the Narrative
Does what it says on the tin. Quite well.
John Petersson
John Petersson
Co-Founder, The Creative Database
Every day I open my laptop, SnitchFeed is the first thing I log into.
Zubin Ajmera
Zubin Ajmera
Co-Founder, Utkrusht.ai
Immediately found 5 perfect posts that I replied to on X & LinkedIn. Wasn't expecting that!
Ramsey Shaffer
Ramsey Shaffer
Co-Founder & CEO, Babbl Labs
The ability to use AI sentiment scoring and get insights on data is incredibly useful. Very hard to find at this price point!
Jenna Gensic
Jenna Gensic
Production Manager, Callisto Marketing
Actually delivers on what it promises to do.
Philip Wetterhorn
Philip Wetterhorn
Strategist & Creative, Wetterhorn Brand Strategy
I've stopped scrolling LinkedIn looking for buyers. Now SnitchFeed finds them and I spend that time actually talking to them.
Fedor Simic
Fedor Simic
Founder, Own the Narrative
SnitchFeed is not just faster. I'm pulling posts from the exact people I care about, instead of wading through whatever LinkedIn search throws back.
Fedor Simic
Fedor Simic
Founder, Own the Narrative
What used to be hours of LinkedIn scrolling is now one or two prompts in Claude.
Fedor Simic
Fedor Simic
Founder, Own the Narrative
SnitchFeed captures people announcing they're going to an event. We reach out while it's timely, and that turns into signups and demos.
Stan Stojanovic
Stan Stojanovic
Founder, frontBrick
Don't stitch a dozen tools together. SnitchFeed gives us monitoring across X, LinkedIn and Reddit in one place, and we act on it simply.
Stan Stojanovic
Stan Stojanovic
Founder, frontBrick
We find users who are already talking about what we're building, and the Slack alerts make it easy for the team to jump in.
Jules Labador
Jules Labador
Founding Engineer, The Sentience Company
Immediately found 5 perfect posts that I replied to on X & LinkedIn. Wasn't expecting that!
Ramsey Shaffer
Ramsey Shaffer
Co-Founder & CEO, Babbl Labs
The ability to use AI sentiment scoring and get insights on data is incredibly useful. Very hard to find at this price point!
Jenna Gensic
Jenna Gensic
Production Manager, Callisto Marketing
Actually delivers on what it promises to do.
Philip Wetterhorn
Philip Wetterhorn
Strategist & Creative, Wetterhorn Brand Strategy
I've stopped scrolling LinkedIn looking for buyers. Now SnitchFeed finds them and I spend that time actually talking to them.
Fedor Simic
Fedor Simic
Founder, Own the Narrative
SnitchFeed is not just faster. I'm pulling posts from the exact people I care about, instead of wading through whatever LinkedIn search throws back.
Fedor Simic
Fedor Simic
Founder, Own the Narrative
What used to be hours of LinkedIn scrolling is now one or two prompts in Claude.
Fedor Simic
Fedor Simic
Founder, Own the Narrative
SnitchFeed captures people announcing they're going to an event. We reach out while it's timely, and that turns into signups and demos.
Stan Stojanovic
Stan Stojanovic
Founder, frontBrick
Don't stitch a dozen tools together. SnitchFeed gives us monitoring across X, LinkedIn and Reddit in one place, and we act on it simply.
Stan Stojanovic
Stan Stojanovic
Founder, frontBrick
We find users who are already talking about what we're building, and the Slack alerts make it easy for the team to jump in.
Jules Labador
Jules Labador
Founding Engineer, The Sentience Company

High-signal mentions per month? (typically 200-300)

100

200

300

400

500

200/mo

What's your conversion rate?

1% (very conservative)

3% (realistic)

5% (aggressive)

3%

What's your average customer Lifetime Value (LTV)?

1000

3250

5500

7750

10000

$2,500

How many hours will you save per month? (typically 20)

10

20

30

40

50

20h/mo

New Customers / Month

approx. 6

Added revenue

+ $15,000

Time Value

$1,200/mo

SnitchFeed Cost

$47/mo

Monthly ROI

+$16,153

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How much does Stalkr cost?
Starter is $29/month or $261/year for 3 keywords and 1,000 mentions, Pro is $99/month or $891/year for 7 keywords and 10,000 mentions, and Scale is $299/month for 15 keywords and 50,000 mentions. Every tier includes the same sources, AI categories, and the API, MCP and webhooks. There is a free trial of 10 mentions with no credit card.
Is Stalkr cheaper than SnitchFeed?
Yes at entry: $29 against $59, or $22 a month billed annually. It reverses on keywords. Their $99 Pro buys 7 keywords where our $119 Pro buys 30, and our $59 Starter already buys 10.
What does Stalkr monitor?
X, Reddit, YouTube and LinkedIn. SnitchFeed covers Reddit, X, LinkedIn, Bluesky and Hacker News. They have YouTube; we have Bluesky and Hacker News.
Does Stalkr cover LinkedIn the same way SnitchFeed does?
Not in the same shape. SnitchFeed searches LinkedIn for your keywords. On Stalkr, LinkedIn is a per-project integration where the project owner authorizes LinkedIn in a browser, selects a Page and then syncs it, and their developer documentation refers to supported LinkedIn surfaces rather than to LinkedIn as a whole. If LinkedIn is central to why you are buying, test that flow first.
How many mentions do SnitchFeed's credits buy?
AI scoring costs half a credit per mention, so one credit is two: 7,000 credits on Starter is 14,000 mentions a month, and 21,000 on Pro is 42,000. That is a ceiling, reached only on Reddit and Bluesky, which cost nothing to poll. X, LinkedIn and Hacker News are polled per keyword out of the same balance: one X keyword scanned every four hours is 360 credits a month, one LinkedIn keyword 720, and at hourly those become 1,440 and 2,880. Subtract those to get your real number. Stalkr's 1,000, 10,000 and 50,000 count delivered mentions, with no polling term at all.
Does Stalkr have an API and MCP server?
Yes, and a good one: a versioned REST API, an OAuth 2.1 MCP server, signed webhooks with a mention.created event and a published OpenAPI schema, on every plan including the free trial. SnitchFeed has an API and MCP on every paid plan, with webhooks on Pro.
How quickly do mentions arrive?
Stalkr publishes that it checks X, Reddit and YouTube every few minutes. SnitchFeed ingests Reddit and Bluesky in real time and refreshes X, LinkedIn and Hacker News hourly, on every tier.