Never miss the post that mattered.

One delivered message. When a monitor finds a new post matching your keywords and posts it to your channel, that is one ping. Checks that find nothing cost nothing, and duplicates are filtered out before they ever reach you.

Your first 50 pings each month are free, then it is $0.05 per ping. No seats, no server fees, no tiers. If your keywords are quiet, you pay nothing. See the pricing page for per-ping details.

LinkedIn posts and Reddit today. X, Facebook groups, Hacker News, Instagram, and TikTok are on the roadmap, and every new source works with the monitors and pricing you already have.

Any Discord channel you choose. Add the PingMe bot to your server, pick the channel, and matches arrive as rich cards carrying the buttons your team picked. Slack and Telegram delivery are next.

No. Turn on contact memory and PingMe records who you reached out to whenever someone clicks Contacted. If that person or company posts again, the new ping arrives with an "Already contacted by ..." banner on it, or is skipped entirely if you would rather not see them again. The memory is shared across the whole workspace, so it works even when a different teammate handled the first conversation.

Yes. Each monitor picks a workflow: Outreach gives you I'm on it, Contacted, and Not relevant with contact memory switched on. Engage is for replying to posts rather than people. Monitor only is a single Seen button. You can rename the buttons and choose what each one means.

You choose the cadence per monitor. Reddit can be checked as often as every 5 minutes; LinkedIn from every 30 minutes. Most teams run buying-intent keywords hourly and brand keywords a few times a day.

No. PingMe only reads public posts on its own infrastructure. You never hand over credentials for the platforms being monitored, and there is no risk to your own accounts.