r/SaaS
You have an idea. We find who wants it.
X / Twitter
anyone know a tool that finds people asking about [your niche] across platforms?
38 min ago
YouTube
Honestly I've tried every keyword tool out there
1h ago
@danny_codes · first $29 sale · 3 min ago
u/quietbuilds · 14 demos from one run · 12 min ago
@hiroaki.wb · $199 annual closed · 38 min ago
@mayasship · scaled to $5.1k MRR · 1h ago
u/foundering · 3 paid pilots from one thread · 2h ago
@samtries · first $500 month · 3h ago
Your future users are posting right now, describing exactly the problem you solve. Gorilla finds them, ranks them by buying intent, and hands you the list.
How it works
From idea to ranked leads in about two minutes.
You type one sentence. Gorilla does the rest. Three stages, no setup, no scraping.
No credit card
No spam
Just results
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Drop in what you're building. A product, a community, a topic. One sentence is enough. The more concrete, the sharper the results.
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Your one sentence becomes 20+ phrasings real buyers type, plus pain points, competitors, and the subreddits where they live.
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Every post scores 0–100 on signal, fit, and recency. Strongest leads come back first. Five feeds at once, done in seconds.
Use cases
Real runs from real founders.
Click any run to see the full ranked lead list, the actual posts Gorilla surfaced for that idea.
Pricing
One run. Five feeds. Fixed price.
$5 per run. No subscription, no recurring billing, no plan math.
Flat price
Single run
$5 once
Fresh sweep, one-off payment.
- All 5 feeds, LinkedIn included
- Ranked results with idea-match scoring
- Insight summary + opportunity angle
- CSV & JSON export
- No subscription or recurring billing
From the log
Notes from real Gorilla runs.
Playbooks, founder essays, and teardowns from real runs.
Growth playbook
Where your first 100 SaaS users actually hide
A field guide to the communities, channels, and search terms that consistently surface early adopters.
Keyword research
Reddit keyword research, the free way
The workflow founders use to turn one idea into the buyer phrases that surface real Reddit posts.
Growth playbook
TikTok lead generation for SaaS
Turn scrolls into signups with short content that converts.
Content strategy
Your leads are a content repurposing strategy
Turn buyer language from live threads into platform-native content.
Lead generation
LinkedIn lead gen: find buyer-intent posts, not recruiter spam
A 3-phrase rule for surfacing real buyer questions on LinkedIn.
FAQ
Common questions.
What can I paste into Gorilla? +
Anything specific enough to search for. A product idea, a community, a service, a topic, a competitor. The more concrete, the sharper the results.
Why not just search Reddit myself? +
You could. It would take hours. We turn your input into 20+ phrasings people actually use, scan all five feeds at once, score each result on signal, fit and recency, and surface the strongest. Done in seconds, not weekends.
How are results scored? +
0 to 100. We weigh signal (is the author actively looking?), fit (does the post match what you typed?), and recency. Strongest matches go to the top.
Is my account safe? Are you scraping? +
We only read public posts through public APIs and search. Nothing logs into anything on your behalf. Your accounts never get touched, and no bots reach out for you. You reply when you want, in your own words. No one's getting banned.
How does pricing work? +
$5 per run. Every paid run searches Reddit, X, YouTube, TikTok, and LinkedIn, scores the matches, and returns the ranked feed. No subscription, no recurring billing.