Find agency clients on Reddit
Businesses ask for agency recommendations on Reddit every day. CatchIntent helps you find them before your competitors do.
Agencies struggle with consistent lead flow
Referrals are great but unpredictable. Meanwhile, businesses asking for agency recommendations on Reddit go unanswered.
Feast or famine cycles
Agency pipelines are unpredictable. You're either too busy or desperately searching for the next client.
Referral dependency
Most agencies rely heavily on referrals. When they slow down, there's no backup lead source.
Expensive lead gen
Agency PPC keywords are incredibly competitive. Clutch and Upwork take large cuts. Margins suffer.
Cold outreach doesn't work
Businesses ignore cold agency pitches. They hire agencies through recommendations and research.
Missed opportunities daily
Every day, businesses post on Reddit asking for agency recommendations. Without monitoring, you never see them.
Find businesses seeking agencies
CatchIntent monitors Reddit, X, LinkedIn, HN, and Bluesky for businesses actively looking for agency services.
Agency recommendation requests
Find posts asking 'looking for a marketing agency' or 'need a developer to build our app.' Direct service requests.
Project-based signals
Detect businesses discussing projects they need help with: website redesigns, app development, marketing campaigns.
Budget and scope discussions
Find posts mentioning project budgets and timelines. Qualify opportunities before engaging.
Industry-specific tracking
Monitor your target industries. Find businesses in verticals where you have expertise and case studies.
Competitor dissatisfaction
Track when businesses complain about their current agency. Perfect timing to offer an alternative.
How it works
Get started in minutes, not days
Define your agency niche
Add keywords for your services: 'marketing agency,' 'web development,' 'design firm,' plus your target industries.
AI finds client opportunities
CatchIntent identifies posts from businesses seeking agency services, discussing projects, or asking for recommendations.
Receive qualified opportunities
Get alerts for businesses actively seeking agencies. Focus on opportunities that match your services and expertise.
Engage and win clients
Respond helpfully with relevant experience and case studies. Build relationships that convert to contracts.
Why teams choose CatchIntent
Consistent lead flow
Stop relying solely on referrals. Build a predictable pipeline of businesses actively seeking agency services.
Lower acquisition costs
No platform fees like Clutch or Upwork. No expensive PPC. Just genuine conversations with prospects.
Pre-qualified opportunities
Respond to businesses who've already decided they need an agency. Skip the education phase.
Competitive advantage
Most agencies don't monitor Reddit. Be first to respond and establish relationships.
Niche targeting
Find businesses in your specific verticals. Build a portfolio of relevant case studies.
Relationship-first selling
Responding to questions builds trust before the sales conversation even starts.
Simple pricing,
no surprises
Pay for high-quality signals, not keyword noise. All plans include monitoring across all supported platforms.
Free Trial
$07-day free trial included with every plan. Try CatchIntent risk-free.
Basic
For solo founders testing the waters.
Pro
PopularFor teams ready to scale outreach.
Enterprise
For teams who need the best signals & full control.
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of agencies can use this?
Any agency: marketing, SEO, PPC, design, web development, mobile development, branding, PR, video production, and more. If businesses discuss your services online, it works.
Which subreddits have agency leads?
r/Entrepreneur, r/smallbusiness, r/startups, r/marketing, industry-specific subs, and local business communities. CatchIntent monitors across all relevant communities.
How do I respond without seeming salesy?
Lead with expertise, not pitches. Answer their question, share relevant experience, mention you do this work. Let them ask for more information.
Can I track specific industries?
Yes! Add industry-specific keywords to find businesses in verticals where you have experience and want to grow.
How do I compete with bigger agencies?
Speed and personalization. Bigger agencies don't monitor Reddit. Your quick, thoughtful response beats their delayed generic pitch.
What's the typical conversion rate?
Higher than cold outreach. These are people who've already decided they need help. The question is whether you're the right fit.
Have more questions? Browse all FAQs or book a demo to talk to our team.