Bookkeeping help
Can anyone recommend a bookkeeper in Austin to clean up our books before next month? We run a small shop.
Why look closer? The writer asks for your service, names your area and gives a timeframe.
Keyword alerts for Facebook groups, Reddit, X, LinkedIn & Nextdoor
Find people already asking for what you sell.
Get an alert when someone in your Facebook groups, on Reddit, X, LinkedIn or Nextdoor asks for what you sell. Up to 25 groups, checked as often as every 15 minutes.
5-day trial. No card required.
A request worth opening.
Example requests, not live posts.
Pet grooming
Any recommendations for a dog groomer in South Austin? Our regular groomer is booked out, and we need an appointment before next weekend.
Why look closer? A specific service, area and deadline give a local groomer a useful reason to check availability.
Booking software
What booking software would you recommend for a small studio? We need two-way Google Calendar sync. Our current tool keeps creating scheduling conflicts.
Why look closer? The writer is looking for a product, names a required integration and explains why they want to change.
Inventory software
Has anyone switched from spreadsheets to an inventory tool for a small shop? We need barcode scanning and a Shopify integration.
Why look closer? The shop describes what it wants to replace and two requirements to check against your product.
Mobile booking flow
Can anyone recommend someone to fix our clinic website? Patients keep calling because they cannot book an appointment on their phone. We need help with the booking flow.
Why look closer? A business describes a concrete website problem and explicitly asks for professional help.
Local advertising
Looking for an agency to manage Google Ads for our landscaping business. We have campaigns running but need help understanding which enquiries become booked jobs.
Why look closer? The owner asks for an agency and names a concrete measurement problem—not just general marketing advice.
Your BuyerSpotter inboxExample dataBookkeeping for small businesses in Austin
Booking software with two-way Google Calendar sync
Website improvements for appointment-based businesses
Focused view of the current interface. Example data, not a live scan.
52 seconds. The whole idea.
Less feed-checking.
See what comes next.
Choose what to look for. See a matching request. Decide whether to respond. Watch how BuyerSpotter brings the workflow together.
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Less searching. One place to review.
Instead of repeating the same search across feeds, review matching requests together.
Choose your phrases and sources
Tell BuyerSpotter what to look for and select sources you can access.
BuyerSpotter checks for matches
The extension checks available sources and brings matching requests into your inbox.
Review the request and open the conversation
Read the original post, check the fit and decide whether to reply yourself.
You stay in control. Matching phrases are a starting point, not a guarantee of fit or a sale. Replies are manual. Requests and notes stay in Chrome; optional external alerts send selected match details to the destination you connect.
Matching & privacyGive it a real test.
Then decide.
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BuyerSpotter Premium
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$390 USD billed annuallySave $78 compared with 12 monthly payments.
Available for desktop Chrome.
Paid plans renew until canceled. Applicable taxes appear at checkout. Read the terms and refund policy.
Included with Premium
- 10
- search phrases
- 25
- selected Facebook groups
- 2
- extension installations
- 15–45 min
- minimum interval, depending on setup size. Scans run only while Chrome is open — minimised is fine — and pause while the computer is asleep
Review requests with their source and match explanation. Keep saved requests, private notes and follow-up plans together.
See plan details and conditionsMake your first search useful.
A worked example, a reusable template and your next step.
A practical reading path for local businesses Explore your use case
Build your search
Turn your service into phrases worth testing.
Build a phrase, test it against real intent and remove the obvious noise.
Read the guide
Choose your sources
A useful request starts in the right community.
Choose sources, inspect a request and decide what deserves a reply.
Read the guide
Follow the tutorial
Your first search, from setup to follow-up.
Work through a clear first-week workflow, with checks at every step.
Read the guideA practical reading path for saas teams Explore your use case
Read the request
Spot a software need—not just a product mention.
Find the requirement, reason to change and constraint that could rule you out.
Read the guide
Understand the switch
Someone wants an alternative. Are you actually a fit?
Check integrations, migration effort and the tradeoffs before you suggest a switch.
Read the guideFollow the tutorial
Turn a product use case into your first search.
Move from an offer brief to reviewed requests and a considered next step.
Read the guideA practical reading path for agencies Explore your use case
Build a workflow
From a community request to a useful agency conversation.
Qualify the problem, assign a human next step and keep the context together.
Read the guide
Write a better reply
Show that you understood the problem before pitching.
Work through replies that clarify scope and respect the community.
Read the guide
Improve your review
Measure useful matches, not a growing alert count.
Label a review sample and separate relevance from business outcomes.
Read the guideBefore you try it.
Ask a questionWhat is BuyerSpotter?
BuyerSpotter is a Chrome extension that monitors Facebook groups, Reddit, LinkedIn, X (Twitter) and Nextdoor for posts where someone asks to buy, hire or get a recommendation, and alerts you so you can reply yourself. It checks your sources on a schedule while Chrome is open, grades each match by buyer intent and keeps everything in one inbox. You read the original post and decide whether to answer.
Can I install BuyerSpotter today?
Yes. Open the Chrome Web Store link on this page in Chrome on your computer. The extension is for desktop Chrome, not mobile browsers.
Which sources can I monitor?
Up to 25 Facebook groups you belong to (public or private, no admin rights needed), all of Reddit or chosen subreddits, X (Twitter) and LinkedIn searches through your signed-in session, and Nextdoor within 1–80 km. BuyerSpotter cannot open posts your accounts cannot see.
Does it run while my computer is off?
No. Checks need Chrome open and access to your selected sources. It is not an always-on cloud monitoring service. For occasional searches in one quiet community, manual search may be enough.
How does the 5-day trial work?
Your Premium trial starts after the first successful live scan, not during setup. No card is required. Paid Premium is $39 USD per month or $390 USD billed annually.
Does it message people for me?
No. BuyerSpotter is read-only: it never posts, comments or sends messages. You read the original thread, check community rules and respond yourself. It is not a contact database or an outreach tool.
Are the example requests real posts?
No. They are fictional teaching examples, not live posts, customer results or a promise of sales. They show the kinds of requests you might want to review.
Find a request.
Start a useful conversation.
See where BuyerSpotter helps—and what you decide.
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