Reading seven networks every morning
Thousands of people post about what they need every day. A few are ready to buy right now. Persimmon finds those few each morning and drafts your reply.
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Comparing options
r/CRMSoftware · 1 d ago
Why this one
Small recruitment agency is actively comparing Zoho, HubSpot, Pipedrive and LeadSquared and wants an easy-to-adopt CRM with activity tracking and lead management.
1,004 posts read this week
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Wherever your buyers think out loud
Ready to buy. Asked for a recommendation, named a budget, or is leaving a competitor.
Warming up. Comparing options or describing the problem you solve.
Fits your buyer but has not asked yet. Worth knowing, not worth chasing.
No dashboards to dig through. Three things happen, and two of them happen while you sleep.
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Thousands of public posts, on seven networks, every morning. You never log in anywhere.
By morning
A handful of people are ready to buy. You get those, each with the reason in plain words.
With your coffee
The reply is drafted. You edit it and post it yourself, from your own account.
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This is what you open every morning: a short list of people ready to buy, the reason each one is here, and a reply already drafted. Press Skip, Save or Copy.
A reply, drafted for you
We moved a six-person team off HubSpot last year for the same reason. Two things mattered: a flat per-seat price and an API that did not need a consultant. Happy to share what we compared.
Example leads.
A username is not a contact. So Persimmon tells you which leads you answer in the thread and which you can write to directly.
u/ops_at_six
r/smallbusiness · 2 h ago
We only know the handle. The way in is a helpful reply where they asked.
We moved a six-person team off HubSpot last year for the same reason. Two things mattered: a flat per-seat price and an API that did not need a consultant. Happy to share what we compared.
Tom Lindqvist
CTO, Pinecrest Tools
A real person with a public profile. Liked three posts about switching CRMs this week.
LinkedIn profile
tom@pinecrest.exampleverified
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From public posts on ten networks: Reddit, Hacker News, X, LinkedIn, G2, Substack and Medium today, the rest as they go live. We read what anyone can read on those sites. We never log in as you and never read private messages or groups.
No. Persimmon drafts a reply and puts it in your Today list. Posting, commenting or messaging is always you, in your own account, in your own words.
For each lead we keep a short snippet, a link to the original, the public handle, the time, the score and the reason. Your own data is your email, your settings and the buyer profiles you write. Everything is deleted within 30 days of a written request. The privacy page has the details.
Reddit, Hacker News, X, LinkedIn, G2, Substack and Medium are read every morning. The other three are on the way. When one goes live, your buyer profiles start reading it without any change on your side.
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