OutX
Under reviewOutX is social listening for LinkedIn, Reddit, X and 50+ forums. It finds the posts where buyers ask for what you sell and drafts your reply.
Built by Ellena R · Social Media · Freemium
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OutX is a Community listing on Launch Llama with 0 total upvotes, founded by Ellena R who joined in Nov 2026, compared against 5 alternatives.
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OutX is social listening for LinkedIn, Reddit, X and 50+ forums. It finds the posts where buyers ask for what you sell and drafts your reply.
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About
OutX is social listening software for LinkedIn, Reddit, X, Hacker News and more than 50 forums, built to find B2B buying signals. You describe what to track in plain English. OutX watches public posts and comments for your keywords, the people you follow and the companies you target, scores each match for relevance and intent, and sends the ones that matter by email, Slack or Microsoft Teams. Replies are drafted with AI for you to edit and send from your own account. LinkedIn runs through a Chrome extension in your own browser; OutX never stores your password. Free plan; paid from $99 a month with a 7-day trial.
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Key Features
- Keyword, people and company watchlists across LinkedIn, Reddit, X, Hacker News and 50+ forums
- Relevance and intent scoring, so the buyer asking for a recommendation comes first
- Job change alerts for the people you track
- Competitor and brand monitoring, with switching signals
- Industry and topic monitoring, event tracking and hiring signals
- AI-drafted replies you edit and send from your own account
Use Cases
- Replying to a buyer who asks for alternatives to a competitor's tool with a comparison from your own LinkedIn account
- Sending a congrats-and-intro message to a new Head of Sales at a target account shortly after their job change
- Finding founders or sales leads posting cold email pain points on Reddit and reaching out through a comment or DM
From the founder
Who it's for
“B2B sales teams, founders doing their own outbound, and agencies that run social for clients.”
Who it is for
- AEs and SDRs at B2B SaaS teams catching buyers who show intent
- Marketing teams tracking their category, competitors, and comparison threads
- Solo founders looking for their first customers in public forums
Pricing
Free plan; paid from $99/month
FAQ
Will my LinkedIn account get banned?
OutX runs through a Chrome extension in your own browser, on your own LinkedIn session, at human pacing with daily limits. OutX never stores your LinkedIn password or cookie, and nothing is sent from your account without you.
How is this different from Common Room?
Common Room is a community platform. OutX is a sales tool. We monitor Reddit (they don't), draft replies (they don't), and route signals to your AEs in Slack within 30 seconds.
How does the trial work?
7-day free trial with full access. Card required up front, no charge during the trial, cancel anytime.
What about Reddit's rate limits?
We use Reddit's official API and your account's permissions. Comments are sent at human cadence and we surface only public posts.
Do you cover the US, UK, and Australia?
Yes. Geo-routing is first-class. Filter by region, time zone, or language. Most customers run all three.
Who is OutX for?
OutX is designed for a range of users, including: • AEs and SDRs at B2B SaaS teams catching buyers who show intent • Marketing teams tracking their category, competitors, and comparison threads • Solo founders looking for their first customers in public forums
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