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LinkedIn Monitoring Tool
SnitchFeed is a LinkedIn monitoring tool that alerts you when public LinkedIn posts mention your brand, competitors, or buying-intent phrases. Checked as often as every hour, scored by AI, and filtered by the author's job title.
LinkedIn buying signals
Salesforce is overkill for us. Switching from it this quarter. What are founders using as a lighter CRM?
We're looking for a CRM alternative before our contract ends in March. Shortlist is two tools. Open to recommendations.
Every report in our CRM takes an admin and a day. Looking for something simpler that our account managers will use.
HubSpot pricing per seat is killing us. Anyone switching from it to something that doesn't charge per user?
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What SnitchFeed monitors on LinkedIn
Exactly what SnitchFeed watches on LinkedIn, how often, and what it leaves out.
- What it monitors
- Public LinkedIn posts that match your keywords
- Untagged mentions
- Included. Posts that name your brand or a competitor are caught even without a tag
- Check frequency
- As often as every hour, set per keyword (every 1 to 24 hours)
- Author filters
- Job title, company, industry, and posts from people or company pages
- Tracked accounts
- Posts from specific people and companies you choose
- AI analysis
- Relevance score, intent tags, and sentiment on every match
- Alerts
- Slack, Discord, and email on every plan; webhooks on Pro
- API and MCP
- Included on every plan
- No LinkedIn account needed
- Nothing to connect, and no LinkedIn API keys to manage
- Price
- From $59/month. Free trial, no credit card required
Not covered
- Comments on posts
- Connections-only posts
- DMs and InMail
- Private groups
- Company page analytics
Need the people commenting on one specific post? Use the free LinkedIn Comments Scraper.
LinkedIn keyword alerts, checked hourly
Set your keywords once and SnitchFeed checks public LinkedIn posts for them on your schedule, around the clock.
Checked as often as every hour
Pick how often each keyword runs, from every hour to once a day. Set the keywords where speed matters most to hourly and let the rest run less often.
Boolean keyword queries
Combine brand names, competitors, and exact phrases with AND, OR, and NOT. Exclude job posts, hiring announcements, and unrelated meanings before they reach your team.
Untagged mentions included
SnitchFeed matches the words in a post, not tags, so you see posts that name your brand or a competitor even when nobody tagged the company page.
I've stopped scrolling LinkedIn looking for buyers. Now SnitchFeed finds them and I can spend that time actually talking to them.
Only get alerts from the people you sell to
A keyword match is only useful if the right person posted it. Filter every LinkedIn keyword by who wrote the post.
Author job title
Only alert on posts from the roles you sell to, such as Head of Sales, VP Marketing, or Founder. Skip the consultants and recruiters who use the same words.
Author company and industry
Narrow a keyword to posts from people at specific companies or in your target industries, or limit it to posts from people or from company pages.
Tracked accounts
Follow specific people and companies, like target-account buyers, partners, or competitor executives, and get their posts in the same feed as your keyword alerts.
AI scoring and intent tagging: LinkedIn alerts without the noise
Raw keyword alerts flood you with noise. SnitchFeed gives every matching LinkedIn post a relevance score and intent tags, plus sentiment, so you know what a mention means before you open it.
Intent tags SnitchFeed applies to LinkedIn mentions
Asking for CRM recommendations ahead of a HubSpot renewal
# Competitorspost by a Head of Sales
Evaluating intent-data tools for an outbound team
# Buying signalspost by a VP Revenue Operations
Frustrated that lead research eats most of the week
# Buying signalspost by a Founder
Comparing two sales intelligence tools before Q3
# Competitorspost by a Director of Sales
Recommends a competitor in a list of tools they use
# Competitorspost by a Head of Growth
Asking how other teams run social selling at scale
# Buying signalspost by a Sales Enablement Lead
Send LinkedIn alerts to Slack, Discord, email, or webhooks
LinkedIn alerts go where your team already works, each linking straight to the post.
Slack and Discord
Send each listener to the channel where your team already works, with a link straight to the LinkedIn post.
Get LinkedIn alerts in your inbox for the listeners you care about most.
Webhooks
Push every scored LinkedIn mention into Clay, Zapier, Make, n8n, or your own backend as soon as it is found.
CSV export
Export LinkedIn mentions with their scores and tags for your CRM, an outbound tool, or a spreadsheet.
LinkedIn data in your stack: API and MCP
Use LinkedIn mentions outside the dashboard: in your CRM, your data pipeline, or your AI agents.
REST API
Pull scored and tagged LinkedIn mentions into your CRM, data warehouse, or internal tools. Included on every plan, no LinkedIn API approval needed.
Read the API docsMCP server
Connect Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor and ask for this week's buying-intent posts on LinkedIn, or have your agent set up and tune listeners from a plain-English request. Included on every plan.
See how MCP worksSet up LinkedIn keyword alerts in three steps
- 01
Add keywords and author filters
Enter your brand, competitors, and the phrases buyers use, then narrow each keyword by author job title, company, or industry. Choose how often it runs, as often as every hour.
- 02
Get alerted to new posts
SnitchFeed checks public LinkedIn posts on your schedule, scores every match for relevance, tags its intent, and sends the ones that clear the bar to Slack, Discord, email, or webhooks.
- 03
Engage
Open the post, generate a reply draft in your voice, and post it yourself while the conversation is still active.
LinkedIn phrases that signal a real buyer
any recommendations for...Direct askwhat do you use for...Tool researchalternatives to [tool]Switching intentlooking for a solution for...Problem-awarestruggling with...Pain statementneed a tool that...Requirement signalthinking of moving away from...Churn signalwe just got budget approved for...Budget confirmedevaluating options for...Active evaluationhas anyone solved...Solution searchWant to test these phrases first? Our LinkedIn boolean search guide has 25 search strings you can run in LinkedIn today.
One-click AI reply drafts
Open a LinkedIn alert and SnitchFeed drafts a reply grounded in your product and written in your voice. Review it, tweak it, and post it yourself.
Opportunity · LinkedIn post by a Head of Sales
Looking for recommendations on a CRM for a 40-person team
We went through the same renewal conversation last year. Two questions that narrowed it fast for us: how many people actually live in the CRM every day, and which reports your leadership needs weekly. Happy to share the short checklist we used to compare options if it helps.
Sized for LinkedIn. Switch tone or voice profile before you post.
Grounded in your product
Drafts reference what you actually sell, built from your website when you sign up and editable anytime.
Written in your voice
Response profiles learn from real replies you have written, so drafts sound like you, not a bot. One voice per team, use case, or client.
A human always posts
SnitchFeed drafts, you review and edit, then Copy & Open takes you to the LinkedIn post. No auto-posting.
LinkedIn search vs. a LinkedIn monitoring tool
LinkedIn search
- No saved-search alerts for posts, so you rerun every search by hand to see what's new
- Results are personalized to your own account and network, not a full view of what was posted
- No relevance scoring or intent tags, so a buying question looks the same as a humblebrag
SnitchFeed
- Alerts for new matching posts, checked as often as every hour, with no searches to rerun
- The same public posts for everyone, filtered by author job title, company, and industry
- Every match scored for relevance and tagged by intent, so buying questions stand out
New to listening on LinkedIn? Start with our guide to LinkedIn social listening, or learn the search syntax in our LinkedIn boolean search guide.
Free LinkedIn tools
When a post is worth working, these free tools turn it into a list of people.
LinkedIn Comments Scraper
Pull everyone who commented on a post, with their profile details.
Try it freeLinkedIn Post Reactions Scraper
List everyone who reacted to a post, a warm list from one URL.
Try it freeLinkedIn Profile Posts
Read a prospect's recent posts before you reach out.
Try it freeLinkedIn Profile Comments
See what a person has been commenting on across LinkedIn.
Try it freeLoved by GTM teams
Don't take our word for it.
I love SnitchFeed. Can't recommend it enough.
I really like what I achieved with SnitchFeed.
One dashboard. Every conversation that matters. No more hopping between platforms. Quality product & great founder 🤝
Anyone reading this comment, I've used SnitchFeed and loved it!
Spent 5 minutes on SnitchFeed, dropped a comment → new user
Just started using SnitchFeed and I'm already loving it. Great Work!
I love SnitchFeed. Can't recommend it enough.
I really like what I achieved with SnitchFeed.
One dashboard. Every conversation that matters. No more hopping between platforms. Quality product & great founder 🤝
Anyone reading this comment, I've used SnitchFeed and loved it!
Spent 5 minutes on SnitchFeed, dropped a comment → new user
Just started using SnitchFeed and I'm already loving it. Great Work!
I legit booked 5 meetings with SnitchFeed this week. And it's only Monday...
Does what it says on the tin. Quite well.
Every day I open my laptop, SnitchFeed is the first thing I log into.
Immediately found 5 perfect posts that I replied to on X & LinkedIn. Wasn't expecting that!
The ability to use AI sentiment scoring and get insights on data is incredibly useful. Very hard to find at this price point!
Actually delivers on what it promises to do.
I legit booked 5 meetings with SnitchFeed this week. And it's only Monday...
Does what it says on the tin. Quite well.
Every day I open my laptop, SnitchFeed is the first thing I log into.
Immediately found 5 perfect posts that I replied to on X & LinkedIn. Wasn't expecting that!
The ability to use AI sentiment scoring and get insights on data is incredibly useful. Very hard to find at this price point!
Actually delivers on what it promises to do.
Pricing
One new customer
pays for the whole year
At $47/month, a single closed deal from SnitchFeed covers your subscription many times over.
Starter
$47 /mo
$59/mo when billed monthly
- Relevance scoring and filtering includedRelevance scoring + filtering
- Sentiment scoring and filtering includedSentiment scoring + filtering
- Alerts via email includedAlerts via email
- Alerts via Slack includedAlerts via Slack
- Alerts via Discord includedAlerts via Discord
- Webhook automations not includedWebhook automations
- API includedAPI
- MCP includedMCP
- CSV exports not includedCSV exports
- 3 months data retention
- 1 user
No credit card required.
Pro
$95 /mo
$119/mo when billed monthly
- Relevance scoring and filtering includedRelevance scoring + filtering
- Sentiment scoring and filtering includedSentiment scoring + filtering
- Alerts via email includedAlerts via email
- Alerts via Slack includedAlerts via Slack
- Alerts via Discord includedAlerts via Discord
- Webhook automations includedWebhook automations
- API includedAPI
- MCP includedMCP
- CSV exports includedCSV exports
- 6 months data retention
- 5 users
No credit card required.
Custom
$399+ /mo
- Multiple workspaces
- Custom data pipelines
- Custom integrations support
- Custom limits
LinkedIn monitoring tool FAQ
Can't find what you're looking for? We're fast to respond.
Still have questions? Reach out at hello@snitchfeed.com
What is a LinkedIn monitoring tool?
How often does SnitchFeed check LinkedIn for new posts?
Does SnitchFeed monitor LinkedIn comments?
Does it catch posts that mention my company without tagging it?
Can I only get alerts from certain job titles or companies?
Can I monitor specific LinkedIn people or companies?
What can't SnitchFeed see on LinkedIn?
Do I need a LinkedIn account or LinkedIn API access?
How is this different from LinkedIn search or Sales Navigator?
How is this different from Google Alerts?
Where do LinkedIn alerts go?
Is there an API or MCP server for LinkedIn mentions?
What keywords should I track on LinkedIn?
How much does LinkedIn monitoring cost?
Stop rerunning LinkedIn searches.
SnitchFeed checks LinkedIn for your keywords as often as every hour, scores and tags every match, and sends your team only the posts worth a reply.