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Buying-intent scoring

Only the people ready to buy — and the reason why

ClientRadar scores every matching post 0–100 for real buying intent and shows you the reasoning behind it, so the hottest prospects float to the top and the noise drops away. It flags the freshest, least-crowded threads where replying first wins, and surfaces the rare people already fed up with a competitor and ready to switch.

  • Every post scored 0–100 for buying intent, with the plain-English reason shown
  • First-Mover Timing flags fresh, uncrowded threads where a fast reply gets noticed
  • Switcher Radar surfaces people frustrated with a current provider or naming a rival
  • Tunes to your offer and Brand DNA — and gets sharper as you close deals

It shows you the why, not just a number

A keyword alert tells you a word matched. ClientRadar tells you this person named a budget, set a date, and asked for exactly what you sell — in plain English. Explainability is the wedge: you trust the shortlist because you can see the reasoning behind every score.

Speed, scored

Being right isn't enough if you're tenth to reply. First-Mover Timing reads how fresh a post is and how many replies it already has, then flags the threads where a single fast, helpful reply actually gets seen — so you spend your minutes where they win.

The near-certain buyers, surfaced

The rarest, hottest lead is someone already unhappy with who they're using. Switcher Radar catches frustration and competitor mentions and lifts those people into a dedicated lane with a win-them-over angle ready — the deals that are yours to lose.

In short

AI Lead Scoring is the part of ClientRadar that decides which conversations are worth your time. Every post the radar matches is scored 0–100 for buying intent — first by a fast on-device read of budget, urgency and "looking for" signals, then refined by AI that adds an intent label, sentiment, and a short plain-English reason. Instead of a flat keyword feed, you get a ranked shortlist of the people most likely to actually hire, each with the why attached. On top of the score, First-Mover Timing weighs how fresh and how contested a thread is so you can reply first where it counts, and Switcher Radar promotes leads who are frustrated with a current provider or who name a competitor into a dedicated hot lane. It all tunes to your offer and your Brand DNA, and it calibrates over time to what actually closes for you.

The hard part isn't finding posts — it's knowing which ones matter

Keyword tools are good at volume and bad at judgment. They hand you everything that matched and leave you to guess which two of fifty threads are real buyers ready this week. That triage is exactly the work that eats your time and your motivation.

Keyword matches aren't intent

"Photographer" shows up in someone hiring, someone bragging, and someone just chatting. A flat keyword feed treats them the same, so you waste time reading posts that were never going to become clients.

You can't see why anything matched

Most tools give you a hit with no reasoning. You re-read every post from scratch to judge it yourself — which defeats the point of having a tool triage for you.

By the time you reply, it's crowded

The best threads attract a dozen replies fast. Without a sense of which posts are fresh and uncontested, you pour effort into conversations where your reply is buried and never seen.

The easiest wins slip past

Someone openly frustrated with their current provider is the closest thing to a sure thing — and it's invisible in a generic feed. Miss it and a competitor's unhappy client quietly stays put.

How ClientRadar decides what's worth your time

It reads each post the way a sharp salesperson would — for intent, for timing, and for the opening.

It reads the post for real intent

A fast on-device pass scores budget, urgency and "looking for" language and penalizes self-promo and hashtag walls — so obvious non-buyers never reach you, even before any AI runs.

AI refines the score and explains it

For the posts that clear the bar, AI adds an intent label, sentiment, and a plain-English reason, tuned to your offer and Brand DNA. Only the public post text and your Brand DNA go to AI — your leads stay on your device.

It ranks by score and by timing

First-Mover Timing blends freshness and reply-count into a clear verdict — like "Be first · 0 replies, 11m ago" — and a first-mover sort floats the fresh, high-intent, uncrowded posts where speed wins. It never invents a reply count it doesn't have.

It flags the switchers and learns from your wins

Leads who name a competitor or sound fed up get lifted into the Ready-to-switch lane with an angle ready. And as you mark deals won or lost, scoring calibrates to what actually closes for you — quietly, and on your device.

Why scoring with the reason beats a louder feed

ClientRadar is built so the first thing you see each day is the shortlist that matters — ranked, explained, and timed — instead of a firehose you have to sort yourself.

Less time triaging, more time closing

Because the hottest, best-timed leads rise to the top with the reasoning shown, you skip the reading-everything step and go straight to the handful of conversations actually worth a reply.

You reply where it's still winnable

Timing turns "is this worth it?" into a glance. You spend your replies on fresh, uncrowded threads where being helpful and first is what lands the client — not on conversations already buried.

It gets more yours over time

Every won and lost deal nudges the scoring toward what converts for your business specifically. The longer you use it, the more the shortlist reflects your real clients — a calibration no competitor can copy.

Where the scoring earns its keep

Cutting a busy feed to a shortlist

When your keywords match dozens of posts a day, the 0–100 score and the reason turn that pile into the three threads worth opening — so a quick daily check is genuinely quick.

Winning the race to reply

On fast-moving subreddits and groups, First-Mover Timing tells you which fresh thread to jump on now, before it's crowded and your reply disappears.

Taking clients off a competitor

When someone vents about the agency or freelancer they're using, Switcher Radar puts them front and centre with a win-them-over reply angle, so you reach the unhappy buyer first.

Qualifying without a sales background

If judging who's a real buyer doesn't come naturally, the explained score does the qualifying for you — you just act on the ones it flags as ready.

Questions, answered

What does the 0–100 score actually mean?

It's a buying-intent estimate: how likely this person is to be a real, ready buyer for what you sell. A fast on-device pass reads budget, urgency and intent language, then AI refines it with an intent label, sentiment and a short reason. You set a minimum score so only leads above your bar surface — and you always see the reasoning, never just a bare number.

How is this different from the rest of ClientRadar?

Scoring is the judgment layer that sits on top of the radar. The radar finds matching posts; AI Lead Scoring decides which ones are worth your time, ranks them, and explains why. From there the Reply & Closing Coach helps you respond and the built-in CRM tracks the deal. Scoring is what turns a feed into a shortlist.

What are First-Mover Timing and Switcher Radar?

First-Mover Timing combines how fresh a post is with how many replies it already has, giving a plain verdict like "Be first · 0 replies, 11m ago" and a sort that floats fresh, uncrowded, high-intent threads. Switcher Radar detects people who sound frustrated with a current provider or who name a competitor, and lifts them into a dedicated Ready-to-switch lane with a tailored reply angle.

Does it really get more accurate over time?

Yes, on your device. When you mark a deal won or lost, that outcome becomes a signal that calibrates scoring and drafting toward what actually converts for your business. It's a local, privacy-safe learning loop — the longer you use it, the more the shortlist reflects your real clients.

Which plan includes the scoring features?

AI buying-intent scoring with the reason is part of every plan, including Free (Facebook only). Reddit scoring is available from Pro, and the full multi-platform reach across Facebook, Reddit, X and LinkedIn is on Max. First-Mover Timing and Switcher Radar work wherever the radar runs for your plan.

See only the buyers worth your time

ClientRadar scores every post, shows you why, and flags who to reply to first. You just act on the shortlist.

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