Your next customer is in someone else's comment section
A post takes off in your niche and picks up 200 comments. That's 200 people who just showed interest in your topic, in public, with a timestamp. Finding the nine worth messaging means opening 200 profiles by hand — so nobody does it.
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What you get back
Nina Kowalski
Founder · Trackly
Perfect role, size and industry fit. Publicly asking for outreach advice.
Lea Martin
Co-founder · Pennylane
Right founder and SaaS fit, but Series B suggests they're past your ARR range.
Bob Smith
Student
No company, no budget, no decision authority. Off-ICP entirely.
Real output from a scan — scores and reasons are generated per commenter.
How it works
- 1
Find a post your buyers are arguing about
Someone in your niche posted a strong opinion and it took off. Those commenters just raised their hand in public on your topic.
- 2
Click Scan
The extension reads the comments already on screen. No clicking, no scrolling, no waiting on an API.
- 3
Read the ranked list
Every commenter scored against your ICP, sorted, each with a one-line reason. The out-of-network ones are labeled, so you know what you're looking at.
Why comment sections beat cold lists
A cold list tells you someone exists. A comment tells you what they think, on a topic you care about, this week. That's the difference between “VP of Sales at a company that matches my filters” and “VP of Sales who just wrote that their outbound isn't working.”
The second one is a message you can write. It has a reason to exist, and it references something the recipient actually said — which is most of what separates a reply from a delete.
The scanner doesn't find you new people. It tells you which of the people already in front of you are worth the next twenty minutes.
Questions people ask
- What does the extension actually do?
- You open a LinkedIn post, click Scan, and it reads the commenters already rendered on the page — name, headline, and what they wrote. It scores each one against your ideal customer profile and ranks them, with a sentence explaining each score. What takes an hour of opening profiles one by one takes about fifteen seconds.
- Does it automate anything on LinkedIn?
- No, and that's deliberate. It never clicks, scrolls, sends, connects, or calls any LinkedIn endpoint. It reads text already visible on the page you're looking at, only when you press the button. Nothing runs in the background. That keeps your account out of the category LinkedIn actually goes after.
- Is my LinkedIn account at risk?
- The extension never touches your credentials or session cookies, and makes no automated requests. It is a reader, not a bot. Tools that get accounts restricted are the ones that send connection requests or scrape profiles in bulk on a schedule — this does neither.
- Do I need a Forzza account?
- No. Describe what you sell in one sentence, and you get 3 free scans a day with no sign-up. A Forzza account raises that and lets you save the good ones straight into your pipeline.
- What happens to the commenters' data?
- Nothing is stored. Names, headlines and comments pass through to be scored and come straight back to you — no database row is written for anyone on that post. If you're signed in and click Save on someone, that person enters your pipeline, and only then.
- How is this different from an export tool?
- Export tools give you a CSV of everyone who commented. That's the easy half. The hard half is knowing which nine of those two hundred people are worth a message, and why — which is what a score plus a reason gives you.