Opportunities with a fit score
Every post that fits your business comes with a score, a line on what the customer wants, why it fits you and a link straight to the post.
Warm leads, no campaign.
People write in groups “looking for an agent”, “does anyone know…”, “need a recommendation”. It is the warmest lead there is, and whoever answers first usually wins.
Where your audience is
Find the groups where your customers post, and let a task watch them.
Group search with filters
By topic and location, with privacy, members and posts per month, so you pick groups that are really active.
Tasks that work in the background
A task for every audience or service, at the pace you choose. Each one scans your saved groups and scores the new posts.
Knows your business
One business profile the agent and tasks read, so matches feel like someone from your business picked them.
- What you offer
- Service areas
- What is not relevant
- Your writing style
From lead to conversation
Every opportunity in one place, each with a status, so no lead falls through the cracks.
- A task finds a post
- You mark it in progress
- Reply on Facebook and update
More than leads
The same account also shows you the market and your competitors.
Competitor intel
The ads competitors run on Facebook and Instagram, how long each has run and in how many versions.
Several Facebook accounts
Connect more than one account and choose which one works. You see for each whether it is signed in.
Questions for businesses
Any field where customers ask in Facebook groups: real estate, renovations and trades, moving, tutoring, business services and more.
No. GroupsHunter finds and ranks; you write the reply on Facebook. Actions such as joining a group go out only after you approve.
Yes. Connect several accounts from Settings and choose which one is primary.
It works at the pace you set, such as how many joins per day and per hour and the gap between them. When Facebook asks to slow down, every action pauses for a while.