Ask your agent:
“Find me buyers.”
It answers, because SignalPipe has already been watching.
Every 10 minutes it reads Reddit, Hacker News, and any RSS feed you point it at, looking for people publicly asking for what you sell. It scores what it finds, drafts a reply, and waits for you to approve it.
Then point it at anything else your agent can read, from Gmail to Slack to LinkedIn. The same engine scores any text, and a three-judge panel filters out the noise before it ever reaches your queue.
Today, someone posts asking for exactly what you sell.
Right now, they never hear from you.
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Open your agent and ask for today's leads.
Three prospects come back scored and drafted, one of them a competitor-switch signal at 97.
Approve two replies, edit a word on the third, skip the last one because it isn't a fit.
Close your laptop and go build your product.
Right now, someone is asking
for exactly what you sell.
They're posting it publicly, they want an answer, and they'll buy from whoever shows up first.
"Looking for an alternative to [competitor]. Tired of the pricing. Any recommendations?"
"What's the best tool for tracking [exact use case]? I've tried everything and nothing works."
"Does anyone know a [product category] that actually does [feature]? Budget approved."
“I'm done with [Competitor]. Need a replacement ASAP.”
That person has budget, urgency, and zero loyalty left, and they'll buy from whoever shows up in the next couple of hours. SignalPipe flags competitor-switch signals as top priority the moment they post, so you can be the one who answers first.
You're not interrupting anyone. You're responding to a signal they already sent publicly, which is why a timely, relevant reply lands far better than cold outreach.
The worst part is that you'll never know what you missed. Buying signals expire in hours; your competitor doesn't.
OpenClaw is a powerful agent.
SignalPipe gives it a revenue target.
Out of the box, your AI agent can execute any task you give it. SignalPipe tells it which tasks generate revenue, automatically, every 10 minutes, without you having to ask.
It comes down to scale, patience, and pattern recognition, the three things an agent does categorically better than any human. Nobody can read thousands of posts a week without sleeping, losing focus, or missing a signal. Your agent can.
OpenClaw without SignalPipe
- ✗Waits for you to assign it a task
- ✗No awareness of what's happening in your market
- ✗Starts fresh every session, with no memory of your prospects
- ✗Can't tell a curious visitor from a ready buyer
- ✗Misses every buying signal you don't manually find
OpenClaw + SignalPipe
- ✓Hunts for revenue opportunities every 10 minutes, on its own
- ✓Reads every public signal source where buyers express buying intent
- ✓Remembers every prospect: temperature, objections, full history
- ✓Scores leads by actual purchase intent, not keyword matches
- ✓Only surfaces signals worth acting on and filters out everything else
10
leads, all real
500
keyword matches
You don't want more leads. You want fewer, better ones.
Keyword alert tools optimise for recall, so they show you everything. You get 500 posts a week and you'll never reply to 490 of them. SignalPipe optimises for precision instead: every lead in your queue has already survived a semantic scoring filter, a sarcasm check, and a 3-judge AI panel. The ones that don't make it through never waste your morning.
Intent-first, always
You only ever see people who are actively looking. Every lead started by publicly expressing a need, and the draft matches how strong that signal is: a competitor-switch post gets a direct closing message, a general question gets a helpful answer first.
No false positives, no wasted spend
Keyword tools count every mention as a lead, so you review hundreds and most are noise: competitors' blog posts, sarcastic comments, hypothetical questions. Our 3-stage filter drops the bulk of them before any AI sees them, so model spend goes to genuine leads.
Human in the loop
By default every draft goes through you before it's sent. For high-confidence signals you can set an auto-approve threshold and let those go out on their own. Either way, your reputation stays yours.
Gets smarter, never spams
Every approve and reject adjusts the scorer. Objections are remembered permanently, so a prospect who said "no budget" is never pitched on pricing again, and mode transitions only move forward.
Multilingual by default
Buying-intent scoring works in English, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, and Finnish out of the box. "Urgente", "dringend", and "dès que possible" all score correctly with no extra setup.
Your data stays yours
Your leads and prospects are isolated per account, and sending runs on your side from your own accounts, so we never store your platform credentials. If you want drafts to stay on your machine too, your agent can redraft on a local model.
Every other OpenClaw plugin executes tasks you give it. SignalPipe finds the tasks worth executing.
It turns your AI agent into an always-on revenue operator that knows your market, remembers your prospects, and never lets a high-intent signal expire unread.
How It Works
From signal to closed deal
Four steps. All inside your AI agent. No new tools to learn.
Tell SignalPipe what you sell
Describe your product in buyer language, using the exact phrases your customers use when they're actively searching. That fingerprint becomes your signal detector.
It watches. You sleep.
Every 10 minutes, posts pass through a 3-stage filter (keyword gate, semantic scoring, sarcasm detection) before reaching a 3-judge panel: Skeptic, Analyst, Optimist. Each judge evaluates the post independently and their consensus produces a fused confidence score. Only leads that clear the panel reach your queue, with a draft already calibrated to how hot the signal actually is.
— incoming signal · Reddit · r/SaaS
"We've been on Clay for a year — costs are ballooning. Looking for something worth switching to."
Named competitor, budget pain explicit
Active evaluation, switching intent confirmed
High-fit buyer — reply window is now
Review. Tweak. Approve.
Each lead arrives with a drafted reply written for how hot that signal actually is. A 90+ competitor-switch gets a direct, action-oriented message, while a borderline question gets a helpful answer that earns the mention of your product instead of forcing it. Read it, edit if you want, approve. Nothing goes out without you.
It remembers. You close.
Every prospect gets a live temperature score across 13 signal types, and every interaction moves it in one direction at a time. Objections are permanently recorded, so if someone said the price is too high, your agent never pitches pricing again. The last 6 interactions are injected into every message so the AI always has full context.
Features
Acquisition. Nurture. Retention.
One scoring engine. Three stages of the customer journey. Same brain, three jobs.
Never miss a buyer
who's already looking.
The scout runs 24/7 across every signal source you configure. The moment a post crosses your intent threshold it surfaces, already scored and with a draft ready.
- Scans every 10 minutes on its own, with no cron job for you to manage
- Three scoring stages (keyword gate, multilingual semantic scoring, sarcasm detection) before a 3-judge panel drafts a reply calibrated to how strong the signal is
- Competitor-switch posts are always surfaced, never filtered out
# Scouting run complete · 2 min ago
"We're dropping [Competitor] after 2 years. Need a replacement ASAP."
"Anyone shipping a [product category] that actually works? Ready to pay now."
"Looking for a lightweight solution to [exact use case]"
Awaiting approval for 3 leads →
# 6 active prospects · sorted by temperature
The pipeline that
never forgets.
Every prospect gets a live temperature score and every interaction moves it. The Nurture Engine always knows who's hot, who's cooling, and what to say next, so you never send the wrong message at the wrong moment.
- Temperature scoring across 13 signal types, from booked demo to ghosted to asked about pricing
- Four personas that take over as a relationship matures: Educator, Consultant, Closer, Re-engager
- Objection memory, so someone who said "too expensive" is never re-pitched on price
Catch leaving customers
before the renewal call.
Acquiring a customer costs far more than retaining one, but by the time churn is visible in a usage drop or a cancellation email, the decision was made weeks earlier in a Slack thread, a support ticket, or a public post asking for alternatives.
Conversations are the leading indicator. Usage-based tools tell you someone already left. SignalPipe scores the conversation, using the same engine that finds you buyers, pointed at retention.
- The same scoring stages and 3-judge panel as the scout, tuned to churn-risk language instead of buying intent
- Watches public sources for your customers asking about alternatives, and scores private text your agent reads (Slack, Gmail, support tickets)
- The Re-engager persona is already built in, so cooling customers get the right tone automatically
# Churn-risk scan · 4 min ago
"Acme Co. just asked about our cancellation policy and credits. Not a great sign."
"Anyone moved off [signalpipe.io] recently? Need something with [feature we don't have]."
"Hi — wanted to discuss our renewal terms before the EOQ. Have some concerns about pricing."
Re-engager persona ready for 3 customers →
Pricing
Start free. Scale when
signals turn into revenue.
Plugin always free. Managed backend on your terms.
A single B2B qualified lead from an agency costs $100 to $320. The managed brain starts at $19/mo — we run the scoring and drafting; bring your own model only if you want your own voice.
Solo
For solo founders
- 3 products monitored
- 50 scored leads / day
- 1,000 prospects tracked
- Scoring + drafting on us
- Full 17-tool suite + multilingual
- Community support
Starter
For early-stage founders
- 5 products monitored
- 100 scored leads / day
- 2,500 prospects tracked
- Scoring + drafting on us
- Full 17-tool suite + multilingual
- Email support
Growth
For growing product teams
- 10 products monitored
- 250 scored leads / day
- 5,000 prospects tracked
- Priority queue processing
- Slack + email support
- Onboarding session
Scale
For serious sales operations
- Unlimited products
- Unlimited leads / day
- Unlimited prospects
- Priority processing + highest limits
- Direct founder support
- Early access to new channels
Open Source
The sender is yours
- Plugin + daemon MIT licensed
- Send from your own accounts
- We never hold your credentials
- Brain access from $19/mo
All plans include the full toolset. Annual billing available, 2 months free (17% off). Cancel anytime.
First 100 waitlist signups get 50% off for 3 months.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Does SignalPipe send messages automatically?
By default, no — every outreach requires your explicit approval. The brain drafts a reply for each qualifying lead and queues it for your approval. You read it, edit if needed, and approve — then your own plugin or daemon posts it from your account, never us. For hands-free operation, set an auto-approve threshold: any mission whose fused confidence score (0–1) clears the bar is approved automatically. The default is 1.01 — deliberately above any possible score — so nothing ever auto-fires until you opt in. Recommended presets: 0.75 (balanced) or 0.55 (aggressive); the lower the bar, the more auto-approves.
What does 'competitor-switch detection' mean?
When someone publicly posts that they're frustrated with a competitor and looking for alternatives, SignalPipe flags that as a top-priority lead. These are the highest-intent prospects you'll ever find — they already have budget, urgency, and zero loyalty to their current provider.
How is this different from a keyword alert?
A keyword alert flags any post that contains your word. SignalPipe runs a 3-stage scoring filter — keyword gate, multi-factor semantic scoring (embedding similarity, urgency, specificity, keyword density), sarcasm detection — then a 3-judge AI drafting swarm evaluates each surviving lead via ensemble weighting. Low-intent leads are suppressed by ensemble veto. Competitor-switch posts are hard-floored so they always make it through. Urgency and specificity are detected in English, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, and Finnish — so "urgente", "dringend", and "dès que possible" score correctly with no setup. The result: you only see posts from people who actually want to buy, each with a draft reply calibrated to the signal — a hot lead gets a direct call to action, a weaker signal gets genuinely helpful content that earns the product mention rather than forcing it.
What sources does it monitor?
Reddit (via public RSS feeds), Hacker News (via HNRSS keyword feeds), and any public RSS feed you configure — industry blogs, niche forums, product review sites, anything with a feed URL. You can add unlimited sources per product. For X/Twitter: outreach is live today — when a qualifying lead is found on any channel, the swarm drafts a 280-character reply calibrated for X's culture. Copy it and post from your own account. No Twitter API required. Direct X feed monitoring — finding leads from X posts via your own X API keys — is on the roadmap.
Do I need OpenClaw to use SignalPipe?
Yes. SignalPipe is an OpenClaw plugin — it runs inside the OpenClaw agent gateway. OpenClaw is free and takes about 5 minutes to set up. Once it's running, installing SignalPipe is a single command: claw install signalpipe.
Does SignalPipe work with NVIDIA NeMoClaw?
Yes — NeMoClaw is NVIDIA's enterprise distribution of OpenClaw (OpenClaw plus security guardrails and local Nemotron inference), so SignalPipe installs and runs on it unmodified, like any OpenClaw plugin. The scoring + drafting brain stays our managed service; if you want drafts fully on-device, your agent can redraft on local Nemotron.
Where does my data live — and what runs on my side?
The brain (signal scoring AND drafting) is a managed service — that's how we keep the engine sharp and improving. Sending runs on your side: the plugin and daemon are open-source and post from your own Reddit/X accounts, so we never hold your platform or LLM credentials. The brain writes the house draft on its own model; prefer your own voice? Your agent can redraft on your own model (Claude, GPT, or local Nemotron via OpenClaw) and that draft never leaves your machine. Your leads and prospects live in the managed backend, with every record scoped to your account.
What AI models does it work with?
Any model your OpenClaw gateway is configured to run — Claude, GPT-4, Gemini, Nemotron, or any locally running open-source model. SignalPipe's message generation supports Anthropic (default), OpenAI, or any OpenAI-compatible local endpoint. The backend uses OpenAI for embeddings, but your agent interface can be any model.
How long does it take to set up a new product?
About 2 minutes. Tell your agent the product name, description, who buys it, and a handful of phrases your buyers use. No code, no config files, no redeploy. The signal engine activates on the next 10-minute scout cycle.
Is my data private?
Yes. Your leads, prospects, and product data live in the managed brain, isolated to your account — every record is account-scoped, never shared or sold. We never store your Reddit, X, or LLM credentials, and sending runs on your side from your own accounts.
What's the first mover advantage here?
SignalPipe is the first agentic sales pipeline built for OpenClaw — and by extension, the first available to NVIDIA NeMoClaw users. No comparable plugin exists on ClawHub today. Early users help shape the product, get the best pricing permanently locked in, and build workflows before competitors have access to the tool.
Why not just ask Claude or ChatGPT to search Reddit for leads?
You can — once. An ad-hoc agent search is a snapshot: it looks when you ask, forgets when it's done, and scores by feel. SignalPipe is the infrastructure underneath: an always-on scout that re-scans every source every 10 minutes, a dedup ledger so you never see (or accidentally reply to) the same post twice, per-source learning from your approve/reject history, prospect temperature that persists across weeks of follow-up, and eval-calibrated scoring that stays consistent across thousands of posts instead of drifting from prompt to prompt. Your agent is still the interface — SignalPipe is the memory and judgment behind it.
Stop reading.
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Every hour you wait, someone else is showing up in the threads where your buyers — and your competitors' frustrated customers — are asking for you.
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