We find your leads
from social media
Real clients, right at the moment they need your services — found in their own posts and sent to you while they are still looking.
- Real clients paying for the work — no agencies selling services, recruiters or job boards
- Every lead reaches you the moment we find it, in the client’s words
- The contacts and a straight link — you write to the client yourself
Start getting leads in 3 simple steps
Tell us your trade, how you work and the languages you take. We watch social media for the phrases clients use when they need exactly that, and every lead we find is sent straight to you. No keyword lists to maintain, no feed to check.
Create your account
A sign-in link by email or Google — no card. Your first five leads come with the contacts open. Two minutes, and nothing to learn — the account exists only to know where to send leads.
Set your alert
One answer sets what we look for: your trade, remote or on site, and your working languages. Nothing outside that ever reaches you.
The lead reaches you
Email or Telegram the moment we find it, with the client’s own words, the contacts in the post and a link to it. You write to the client yourself — nothing is ever posted on your behalf.
Finding clients eats your evenings.
We read the posts instead.
Stop scrolling between projects and reading posts that were never meant for you. We read them instead and hand you the ones where a client has work to give.
Hunting clients yourself
- ✕Scroll between projects hoping to catch a post (1–2 hours daily)
- ✕Search your own job title and get other freelancers advertising themselves
- ✕Read past agency pitches, recruiter benches and reposted listings
- ✕Find the good post two days late, under forty comments
- ✕Cold-message strangers who never asked for anything
- ✕Pay a board that resells the same brief to everyone who subscribes
- ✕Find the thread you meant to answer two days too late
With IntentPond
- ✓Set your alert (one answer)Your trade, how you work and your languages. No keyword lists to build, and nothing outside that coordinate ever reaches you.
- ✓Every post is read before you see itA model reads each one, then around 70 fixed rules drop agencies selling their services, recruiter benches, job boards and self-promotion. Between 2 and 8% survive.
- ✓The lead comes to youEmail or Telegram the moment we find it, with the client's own words, the contacts written in the post and a link to it.
- ✓You reply firstThe lead lands while the thread is still fresh — you write to the client before the crowd shows up. Nothing is ever posted on your behalf.
Pricing that pays for itself
One plan, no seats to count and no keyword quotas. A single won project covers the year.
Every lead your trade, mode and language produces, as we find it.
- ✓Non-stop search — every lead as we find it
- ✓The full text of the post
- ✓The contacts written in the post
- ✓A link straight to the post
- ✓Email and Telegram, stop in one click
See the leads for your trade as we find them — proof the search works.
- ✓Every lead for your trade and language, full post text, in your feed
- ✓The same emails as the plan, the hour a lead lands
- ✓Every lead older than 3 days opens in full, contacts included
- ✕The contacts on fresh leads — the first 3 days — come with the plan.
Read everything first, pay when you want to reach the client.
What it takes to pay for itself
One project won from one lead covers the year. Here is the math, with cautious numbers.
- say 6Leads a week in your tradeVaries by trade, language and week.
- 1 in 10Turns into a projectA low guess — these people asked for the work.
- $600Your average projectUse your own rate.
An hour a day back
No scrolling between projects. The reading is done before anything reaches you.
Real hirers only
Agencies selling their own services, recruiter benches and job boards never make it through — only someone hiring your trade for a real role.
No cold outreach
Everyone you write to has just said, in their own words, that they need the work.
Trades we watch
Writing is the biggest pool we search, and every trade has its own phrase bank — written in the words clients use rather than the job titles freelancers use. Open yours to see the leads it finds.
Questions
How do you find the leads?
Public social media posts. We search the phrases clients type when they need work done, then read every result — a model first, then around 70 fixed rules — before anything becomes a lead.
Are these direct clients or agencies?
Whoever is paying for the work. Around 70 fixed rules reject agencies selling their own services, job boards and newsletters relaying posts, recruiters filling benches and freelancers advertising themselves. An agency hiring you for one specific job is a client — in interpreting, that is most of the market — and pretending otherwise would mean showing you less work, not better work.
How many leads will I get?
As many as the search produced for your trade and no more — we would rather send nothing than pad it. Between 2 and 8% of what we read survives the filters, so a good week brings a few real briefs and a quiet one brings none.
Which trades and languages do you cover?
Translation, design, video, web development, copywriting, social media and 3D, each pinned to your working mode and language. You never receive work outside your trade or language.
Is anything sent automatically?
No. Nothing is posted or messaged on your behalf, ever. You write to the client yourself, from your own account.
Can I see the leads before paying?
Yes — a free account gets the whole product: your first five leads open with the contacts, and every lead older than three days opens in full. The plan is the head start — the contacts, the link and the poster’s profile the moment we find the post, while the thread is still fresh.
How do I stop the notifications?
Every message carries a one-click stop link. No questions, and no account is needed to stop.
Get clients from social media
IntentPond reads the posts where people describe the work they need, drops everything that is an agency, a recruiter or a vacancy, and sends you the rest — in the client's own words, while they are still looking.