Your best leads are posting "any good [category] tool?" or "thinking of switching from [competitor]". OutX tracks your niche so you see buyers 30 days early.
No Chrome install required. No LinkedIn password needed. Live in under two minutes.
One prompt covers your ICP (clinic owner, CISO, head of ops, CTO), your category keywords, and the names of every competitor you care about. Add filters for "switching", "evaluating", "hitting the limits of", "any good X tool". Set exclusions for job posts, vendor promos, and self-promotion. Pro tip: start with 3-5 competitor names as hard keywords. Competitor-switch posts convert 4x better than generic category questions.
OutX watches 4.2M LinkedIn and Reddit conversations. Each match gets a 1-10 score based on category fit, competitor mention strength, poster seniority, and company size. Route 9+ to your Slack DMs so every ping is a live, qualified buyer moment. Pro tip: weight competitor-switch posts heavier than generic category questions. Your close rate on switchers is usually 2-3x.
Every alert links to the exact post. Reply inline from Slack, or use OutX's Chrome extension to comment from LinkedIn with the context already drafted. The play that works: answer their actual question with a specific take, not a pitch. Founders reading a founder's reply convert dramatically faster. Pro tip: on competitor-switch posts, open with the specific limit you heard them describe. Skip the product name in the first reply. Let them ask.
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“Built software for aesthetic nurses and clinic owners. No SEO traffic, no ads were working. OutX now sends me 10-15 warm Slack alerts a week of practice managers asking about nurse-scheduling tools.”
“I track my own category plus every AI SDR competitor by name. When a founder posts 'evaluating AI SDR tools this quarter', I see it in Slack before the post hits the top of their feed. Reply-first advantage is real.”
“Our buyers are decision-makers at recycling facilities posting about labor costs and manual sorting. OutX catches them describing the problem weeks before they book a demo elsewhere.”
“Every post saying 'preparing for SOC 2' or 'our auditor is asking for X' is a lead. OutX turns them into a daily pipeline instead of a monthly surprise.”
“Hyper-niche: automotive cybersecurity. Was told the category was too small for any lead tool. We now get 5-8 qualified OEM signals per week.”
Yes. AI prompts surface any keyword pattern, even in narrow verticals. OutX is best for niches where buyers rely on word-of-mouth and ask their network before they Google. Paying customers run this on aesthetic clinic software, automotive cybersecurity, SOC 2 tooling, physical asset management, recycling robotics. All niches most SEO tools would call too small to target.
Yes, first-class. Add your competitors as keywords, then add 'switching', 'moved off', 'hitting the limits of', 'alternatives to' as pain filters. Every time someone publicly posts they're evaluating away from a competitor, you see the post within 6 minutes.
No. Most founder-led customers reply themselves. The signal is qualified enough that a 30-second reply from the founder converts at 3x the rate of an SDR follow-up. OutX supports up to 5 seats on Growth if you do want to involve a small team.
ZoomInfo sells a static contact database with inferred intent scores. OutX sees the actual conversation before the database. When a buyer publicly says 'thinking of switching from [competitor]', that's a real-time signal no static database can replicate. Many customers run both: ZoomInfo for enrichment, OutX for the conversation that starts the deal.
Yes. OutX never asks for your LinkedIn password, cookies, or OAuth token. All public-post monitoring runs on dedicated infrastructure that stays within LinkedIn's fair-use limits. No customer account has been flagged.
Median time from buyer post to Slack alert is under 6 minutes. Sub-minute latency for a specific category is available on the Expert plan.
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