X (Twitter) keyword monitoring, checked every hour, plus Reddit, LinkedIn, and Bluesky in one workspace. AI-scored alerts reach Slack, Discord, or email as soon as a scan finds a match. Plans start at $59/month, no credit card required.
X moves faster than any other network where your buyers hang out. A single tweet asking for alternatives to your competitor can rack up replies in minutes. SnitchFeed works as a tweet tracker for X keyword alerts and Twitter mention tracking so you monitor X for leads, catch competitor frustration early, and join the thread while it still matters.
Coverage
What SnitchFeed tracks on X (Twitter)
Posts
Public X posts matching your keywords, including replies and quote posts where buying intent often surfaces.
Accounts
Track posts from a specific X account, whether it's a competitor, target account, or key voice in your space, plus any other handles you're watching.
Competitors
Posts mentioning your competitors by name, including complaints, comparisons, and cancellation announcements.
How it works
From keyword to alert in three steps
01
Add keywords or accounts
Enter your brand name, competitors, or industry keywords.
02
Filter relevant conversations
Our AI scores posts for relevance to filter out the noise.
03
Get alerts and engage
Receive high-intent mentions directly in Slack, Discord, or Email.
In your inbox
What a SnitchFeed alert actually looks like
LeadsAlex Rivera2 hours ago
“Honestly stuck. We need a better analytics stack for PLG and our renewal with [Competitor] is next month. Any alternatives to [Competitor] that actually handle funnel attribution out of the box?”
Buy IntentCompetitor Mention
Why it matters
This user is publicly evaluating alternatives to a major competitor and asking their network for replacements. That is a live buying conversation.
Recommended action
Reply with a concise comparison or offer a short demo focused on the pain they named. Avoid a generic pitch thread.
On X, most engagement happens in the first few hours. The first credible replies get the likes, quote tweets, and DMs.
On X, minutes matter more than anywhere else
Threads move fast. SnitchFeed checks X every hour and pushes matches to Slack or Discord so your team can jump in while the author is still online and the conversation is still trending.
“Spent 5 minutes on SnitchFeed, dropped a comment → new user.”
Abhishek Chakravarty
Co-founder, Youform
Use cases
What teams do with X (Twitter) monitoring
Rapid Crisis Response
A customer quote-tweets your product with a screenshot of a bug. The thread is picking up speed and your team does not see it until hours later.
SnitchFeed surfaces the mention with context so comms or CS can respond while the narrative is still small and the poster is still engaged.
Example
"Been trying [Your Product] for a week and billing is completely wrong. Is this normal?"
Churn Signal Detection
Someone tweets that they are done with your competitor. By the time your AE searches for it, fifteen vendors already replied.
SnitchFeed routes competitor frustration tweets into Slack so your team can add a thoughtful reply before the thread closes.
Example
"Cancelled [Competitor] today. What should we switch to for outbound analytics?"
Trend Spotting
Your category is having a real debate on X about a new regulation. You only find out when a competitor publishes a thread that already has ten thousand likes.
SnitchFeed tracks the phrases your market uses so marketing and product see the conversation while it is still forming.
Example
"Everyone is talking about AI compliance for sales data. What are you all doing in practice?"
What to track
Phrases that signal a real buyer
any good alternatives to...Switching intent
what's everyone using for...Tool research
anyone recommend a tool for...Direct ask
frustrated with [tool]...Churn signal
looking for something that...Requirement signal
just cancelled [competitor]...Active churn
need help with...Pain statement
is there a way to...Problem-aware
What these look like in the wild
“Any good alternatives to [Competitor]? Pricing went up and we're re-evaluating everything for Q2.”
Public switching intent. The author is in market and the thread becomes a shortlist battle within the hour.
“What's everyone using for [category]? I've tried a few tools and nothing feels right for a small eng team.”
Open stack research. Replies flood in fast. First helpful vendor voice often frames the whole decision.
“Just cancelled [Competitor]. Support was a joke. If you have a rec for something that actually works, drop it below.”
Active churn plus a direct ask. These tweets age in hours, not days. Manual search will miss most of them.
“We're outgrowing spreadsheets for [workflow]. Need something mid-market priced that doesn't need a consultant to set up.”
Budget and scope signal in one post. Perfect for category keywords plus pain-point phrases.
“Hot take: [Competitor] is fine for SMB but falls apart at scale. What are you all using for enterprise?”
Comparison plus audience poll. High visibility and strong intent from everyone reading the quote tweets.
The patterns behind high-intent signals
Explicit asks: 'anyone recommend...', 'what are you using for...'
Competitor callouts: 'why does everyone use...', 'is [Competitor] still the default?'
Quote tweets and reply chains where buyers compare options in public
Outcomes
What that means for your team
Turn Twitter mention tracking into pipeline
SnitchFeed watches the phrases that signal budget and urgency, then scores each post so your team only sees X mentions worth a reply.
Win the thread before your competitor does
When someone asks for alternatives on X, speed wins. Alerts hit Slack on a predictable cadence so you can respond while the post is still hot.
Monitor X posts without keyword spam
Broad keywords create noise. Layer competitor names, categories, and pain phrases so SnitchFeed surfaces real buying conversations, not random chatter.
Public conversations tracked, zero manual refresh
Stop rebuilding Advanced Search tabs. SnitchFeed runs X keyword monitoring in the background on an hourly cadence and pushes high-intent matches to the channel your team already uses.
When to use X (Twitter) monitoring
When you want X keyword alerts instead of refreshing search every hour
When you need Twitter mention tracking for your brand and competitors
When you want to monitor X for leads during launches, pricing changes, or viral moments
When you want to respond before a complaint thread spirals
When you want Slack or Discord alerts for high-signal posts and replies
When you want X competitor monitoring without building custom scrapers