Crowd Scope (listed here as Crowd Source) is an AI audience-discovery tool built around a simple premise: the most honest market research is already public. People do not fill out surveys, but they do post about broken workflows in r/SaaS at 2am, ask X for alternatives to a tool they are leaving, and vent about pricing in LinkedIn comments. Crowd Scope points a real index at that signal.
You describe the problem your product solves in plain language, pick a recency window, and the platform surfaces named individuals who are publicly describing that exact pain. Results include the username, the verbatim quote, the source URL, the platform, and the timestamp, and export as CSV in a few minutes. The index spans roughly 412 million posts across eight platform families — Reddit, X, LinkedIn, TikTok captions, plus Hacker News, Indie Hackers, Product Hunt, and public Discord servers — with each source parsed the way its users actually post, so threads stay threaded and comments stay attached to the posts they answer.
Pricing is transparent and aimed at practitioners rather than enterprise procurement: a free Notebook tier with three investigations per month, Field Kit at $49/month for weekly outbound rhythm with integrations and a read-only API, and Newsroom at $199/month for unlimited investigations, five seats, full API plus webhooks, and Slack or Discord delivery. Annual billing takes 20 percent off, and there is no contact-sales-only tier.
