G2

Fedor S.

Founder

Small-Business (50 or fewer emp.)

9/25/2026

"SnitchFeed Turns LinkedIn Monitoring into a 10-Minute Daily Lead Machine"

5/5

What do you like best about SnitchFeed?

The listeners actually work for LinkedIn, which is where all my buyers are. Most monitoring tools treat LinkedIn as an afterthought. SnitchFeed lets me build a listener for "people running SaaS partner programs" and I get a daily feed of real posts from real heads of partnerships, not press releases.

The fit score is the part I didn't expect to care about. I sort by fit, skim the top 20, and that's my comment list and my outreach list for the day. Basically it replaced an hour of doomscrolling with a 10 minute check.

The MCP connector is the other big one. I have SnitchFeed plugged into my AI, Claude, so I can say "go through the survey feed, pull leads, spreadsheet, columns X Y Z" and it's done. Same thing for our franchise engagement research, we pulled a whole list of people talking about customer loyalty on a franchise level and used that to recruit survey participants.

And I can test a keyword query live before creating a listener. That saved me from building a bunch of noisy listeners on phrases that sounded good but returned garbage.

The pricing is also much more affordable compared to competitors, the support from Parth, the founder has been amazing! He's worked closely with his customers helping them learn and use the tool.

Never had issues with performance so far, every minor issue that I had has been fixed in a day's worth of time. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What do you dislike about SnitchFeed?

Very tough for me to say, as it stands there's nothing really I can single out as a dislike. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What problems is SnitchFeed solving and how is that benefiting you?

Before this, finding the right people to talk to on LinkedIn meant manually scrolling and hoping I ran into the right post at the right time. SnitchFeed turns that into a daily feed I actually trust, sorted by fit, so I'm not wasting time on posts that are only loosely related.

It's solving lead generation for us in two different ways. One is content, finding partner-program posts worth commenting on so we show up as credible voices in that world instead of cold outreach out of nowhere. The other is direct, pulling people talking about a specific topic (customer loyalty on a franchise level, for example) and turning that into a list we can invite into our research studies.

It also cut out a step we used to do by hand. Instead of scrolling, copying names, checking companies, we get the feed, extract it straight into a spreadsheet with the columns we need, and it's ready to work from the same day.

Net benefit is time and consistency. We're not relying on me remembering to check LinkedIn or getting lucky with the algorithm. The listeners run whether I'm paying attention or not, and the fit score means what lands in front of me is usually worth acting on. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.