For freelancers and small agencies
Someone is asking for your service right now.
Lead Radar watches Reddit, Hacker News and We Work Remotely for people asking for web, dev, marketing, design, writing and video help, then ranks the best ones so you can reply first.
$50 a month after the trial. Cancel anytime.
From noise to a shortlist in minutes
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We scan, you don't
Radar pulls fresh posts from public communities every few minutes and drops the "for hire" noise.
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Filter to your service
Web design, development, marketing, design, writing or video. Add your own keywords on top.
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Reply first
Open the original post in one click, or save it to your shortlist and come back later.
Sources
Free, public, and fresh
r/forhire, r/DesignJobs, r/hiring and live searches for "looking for a developer" style posts
Hacker News
Contract and freelance roles from the monthly "Who is hiring?" thread
We Work Remotely
Public RSS feeds, filtered to contract, freelance and part-time roles
Lead Radar
$50per month
3-day free trial, then $50 a month.
- Fresh leads from Reddit, Hacker News and We Work Remotely
- Filter by service, source and keyword
- Intent and budget ranking
- Saved shortlist
- Unlimited searches
Pay nothing today. Cancel before day 3 and you are never charged.
Questions
Where do the leads come from?
Only free public sources: Reddit communities, Hacker News and We Work Remotely feeds. No scraping behind logins and no paid data.
How does the trial work?
Start free for 3 days. Cancel anytime before it ends and you pay nothing.
Why $50 a month?
One client from one lead usually covers a year of Radar. The yearly plan gives you two months free.
Will every lead be good?
No. Radar ranks by intent and budget signals, but you still decide what is worth a reply.