Find SaaS customers on X when you're the only person in the company
Running a SaaS alone means sales gets whatever time is left after support, bugs and the feature you promised someone last week. Usually that's none. Ads cost money you don't have yet, cold email needs a warmed domain and a list, and SEO takes six months to tell you anything.
Meanwhile your buyers are on X right now, asking for a tool, complaining about the one they pay for, or describing the exact workflow you automated. KittyLeads finds them, filters out the noise, and drafts a reply for each one. You spend about 20 minutes a day sending the good ones yourself.
What solo saas buyers say on X
Switching posts
“our current tool just doubled the price, what else is out there.” Price hikes and shutdown notices send a wave of people looking at once. These are the warmest SaaS leads on X.
Workflow complaints
Freelancers and small teams describe their process in detail when it annoys them. “I make every quote in a doc and then retype it into an invoice” tells you the job, the pain and the fix.
Asking their followers
Founders with an audience ask “what do you use for this” and get 50 replies. KittyLeads catches the post early, while a thoughtful reply still gets read.
Fits your customer, hasn't posted yet
Followers of creators in your niche who match your customer profile. Better for a slow, friendly DM than a reply, and only when you have something useful to say.
Made-up posts and scores, to show what we look for.
What a good first reply looks like
need proposal software that doesn't cost more than my hosting. solo, maybe 6 proposals a month
At 6 a month a good template gets you most of the way there. The part that usually hurts is turning the accepted quote into an invoice. That's the bit I built Quotebird for: the accepted quote becomes the invoice. Happy to send you my proposal template either way.
20 minutes a day
- 1Describe your product in a sentence a customer would say. “Quotes that turn into invoices” beats “a revenue platform for modern freelancers.”
- 2Block 20 minutes before you open your editor. Send replies first, then build.
- 3Keep a simple list of who replied back. A trial from X usually needs one personal follow up in DMs.
- 4When a reply angle works three or four times, keep it, and use “another take” when a post needs something different. Replies that don't sound like sales has examples.
Rough model, not a promise. Defaults are conservative for solo saas. Subscriptions also stack: next month you keep most of this month's customers.
Questions
Won't replying to strangers look spammy?
It does if you paste the same pitch everywhere. It doesn't if you answer the question they asked. KittyLeads drafts each reply for what that person said, and you choose what goes out. It never posts for you.
How is this different from cold email?
Cold email starts a conversation nobody asked for. A reply on X joins one the person started an hour ago. Cold email reaches further once you have a list and a warm domain, so it's not either or. Full comparison.
My buyers are companies, not people tweeting.
Then it depends who signs up. If the person using your tool is a freelancer, a founder or a small team lead, they're probably on X. If it's a procurement team at a bank, they aren't, and KittyLeads won't help much.
Can someone do this for me?
The Done for you plan is $99.99 a month. We write and send the replies and grow your X account for you. The regular plan is $29.99 a month and you send replies yourself. Compare plans.
Other use cases
Find the people already asking for what you built.
A fresh stack of leads from X every morning, each with a reply ready to send. $29.99 a month, tax included. Cancel anytime.