figures verified 2026-09-10

discatch vs SnitchFeed

An agent-era social listening tool positioned against Octolens on price, with an OAuth MCP server on every plan, AI relevance and intent tagging, per-framework agent integration pages, and a compare hub with 12 competitor pages.

Feature	discatchthe plan	SnitchFeedas of 2026-09-10
Built for agents first(partial: an MCP server exists but the product is dashboard-first)	yes	partial
MCP server	planned	yes
REST API and webhooks	yes	yes
Push that wakes an agent(calls your agent when a catch fires, instead of waiting to be polled)	yes	no
Waterfall coverage(several providers per source, cheapest first, merged)	yes	no
Pay per unit	yes	no
Query-time price quote	yes	no
Discourse forums	yes	no
Relevance judged by your model(raw candidates plus a prescore by default)	yes	no
Never posts for you	yes	yes
Open playbooks(copyable scripts that plug into the API, published under MIT)	yes	no
Entry price	free, then units	~$47/mo

What SnitchFeed is

Marketed as "Intent-Based Social Listening for Startups & SMBs" and "Social Listening for the agentic era." Founded by Parth Koshti, Incentyvise LLC.

Pricing: The rendered pricing page shows Starter $47/mo and Pro $95/mo on 2026-09-10. These appear to be the annual prices.; The machine-readable pricing.md, llms.txt, and every compare page say Starter $59/mo ($47 yearly) and Pro $119/mo ($95 yearly). Scale from $399/mo custom.; An agent reading llms.txt gets a different price than a human reading the pricing page. Treat $47/$95 as what a visitor sees today.; Credits per action: X keyword scan 2 credits per keyword per scan, LinkedIn 4 credits, AI scoring 0.5 per mention, CSV export 100 flat. Reddit and Bluesky ingestion is free. Starter includes 7,000 credits a month.; Trial: 7 days, 1,000 free credits, no card.
Sources: Reddit, X, LinkedIn, Bluesky, and Hacker News live. GitHub, dev.to, YouTube, and Newsletters listed as "Soon" with no pages on 2026-09-10.
Agent surface: An OAuth MCP server at api.snitchfeed.com/mcp on every plan. Tool count is stated as 24, 42, and 39 on different pages. llms.txt, llms-full.txt, pricing.md, and docs/llms.txt. No OpenAPI spec, no .well-known/mcp.json, no MCP registry listing on 2026-09-10.
Push: Not to an agent. MCP is pull by spec; SnitchFeed relies on the agent calling tools. Webhooks are available on the Pro plan but do not wake an agent directly.

Where SnitchFeed wins today

OAuth MCP on every plan with no key to paste.
Covers Reddit, X, LinkedIn, Bluesky, and Hacker News directly today.
A clear, low entry price shown as $47/mo with a 7-day trial and 1,000 free credits.
Comparison pages cite a verification date and a "Where these figures come from" section.
12 named testimonials with title and company on the homepage. 19 customer logos.
Per-framework agent integration pages for Hermes Agent, OpenClaw, and Major with HowTo schema.

Where discatch differs

These are the plan. The roadmap says which phase each lands in.

Push that wakes an agent. A catch calls your webhook, a Claude Code or Codex command, a Doozy todo, or a GitHub dispatch. Nothing to poll.
A quote before every call. The quote is a ceiling with locked unit prices; the charge never exceeds it.
Units instead of seats. Search, capture, result, alert, classify. An agent can buy one search with no subscription.
Sources reached through a waterfall of providers, cheapest and most accurate first. You see sources, never providers.
Relevance is your model’s job by default. Every result carries a free prescore; the classify flag is opt-in and priced.
Six sources today and thirteen named, against five live and four "Soon." Discourse forums, GitHub, and Stack Exchange are not on SnitchFeed’s list.
No pricing discrepancy between human and agent surfaces. discatch’s pricing file and pricing page will agree.

SnitchFeed pricing, dated

	Starter	Pro	Scale
Page price	$47/mo	$95/mo	$399/mo
llms.txt price	$59/mo	$119/mo	from $399/mo
Annual (llms.txt)	$47/mo ($564/yr)	$95/mo ($1,140/yr)	custom
Credits	7,000	21,000	custom
Listeners	3	10	custom
Keywords	10	30	custom
Users	1	5	custom
Retention	3 months	6 months	custom
Webhooks	no	yes	yes
API and MCP	yes	yes	yes

Prices read from snitchfeed.com/pricing and snitchfeed.com/pricing.md on 2026-09-10. The two sources disagree on the monthly price.

Source by source

SnitchFeed covers Reddit, X, LinkedIn, Bluesky, and Hacker News live. GitHub, dev.to, YouTube, and Newsletters are listed as "Soon" on the homepage with no pages for them. The llms.txt omits Hacker News from its platform list despite the homepage and /monitor/hackernews calling it live.

discatch covers web, news, Hacker News, Discourse forums, Stack Exchange, and GitHub today. Bluesky, Mastodon, YouTube, and Product Hunt are planned. Reddit, X, and LinkedIn are reserved until a cleared path exists. Discourse forums are a first-class source here and are not on SnitchFeed’s list.

For an agent

SnitchFeed ships an OAuth MCP server on every plan. It also has llms.txt, llms-full.txt, pricing.md, and docs/llms.txt. It does not have an OpenAPI spec, a .well-known/mcp.json file, or a listing on any MCP registry on 2026-09-10. The tool count is stated as 24, 42, and 39 on different pages.

discatch’s REST API and trial keys work today. The MCP server with OAuth is planned for phase 3. Push wakes an agent; SnitchFeed’s MCP is pull-only by spec.

What SnitchFeed does not have

No OpenAPI spec. An agent cannot discover the REST endpoints programmatically.
No .well-known/mcp.json. An agent cannot discover the MCP server from the domain.
No listing on any MCP registry: Glama, Smithery, PulseMCP, mcp.so, and the official registry all returned nothing on 2026-09-10.
No Discourse, GitHub, or Stack Exchange coverage, current or planned.
The /blog/f5bot-alternative-snitchfeed page is byte-identical to /compare/f5bot, creating duplicate content.

SnitchFeed publishes comparison content of its own. Its /compare hub links 12 competitor pages with a "Verified September 2026" line. The compare template includes a ten-row pricing table, "Where X wins" and "Where SnitchFeed wins" sections, an ROI calculator, and an eight-question FAQ with FAQPage schema.

SnitchFeed’s llms.txt lists Reddit, LinkedIn, X, and Bluesky as monitored platforms and omits Hacker News, which the homepage and /monitor/hackernews call live. An agent reading the llms.txt would not know Hacker News is available. discatch’s llms.txt will list every source with its status.

Questions

SnitchFeed has an MCP server today. Does discatch?

Not yet. The remote MCP server with OAuth is roadmap phase 3. Today an agent uses the REST API with a trial key, which needs no email and no card.

Which covers more sources?

SnitchFeed covers Reddit, X, LinkedIn, Bluesky, and Hacker News directly. discatch covers web, news, Hacker News, Discourse forums, Stack Exchange, and GitHub today, with seven more planned. Reddit, X, and LinkedIn reach discatch through the web index for now.

Does either one post for me?

No. Neither product posts on your behalf. discatch ships a reply-draft playbook that your own agent runs; you post.

Why does SnitchFeed show two different prices?

The rendered pricing page shows $47/mo and $95/mo on 2026-09-10. The llms.txt, pricing.md, and compare pages say $59/mo and $119/mo. The page likely defaults to the annual toggle. An agent reading llms.txt gets the monthly price.

How many MCP tools does SnitchFeed have?

The /features/mcp title says 24. The /docs/mcp page says 42. The /docs/mcp/tools page lists 39 distinct identifiers. The number depends on which page you read.

Is SnitchFeed on any MCP registry?

Not on 2026-09-10. Searches on Glama, Smithery, PulseMCP, mcp.so, and the official registry returned no listing. Octolens is on the official registry.

Does SnitchFeed cover Discourse forums?

No. Its five live sources are Reddit, X, LinkedIn, Bluesky, and Hacker News. Discourse is not listed as current or planned on 2026-09-10.

How does SnitchFeed pricing compare to Octolens?

SnitchFeed Starter is $47 to $59/mo depending on the surface. Octolens Pro is $159/mo annual. Both are seats. discatch charges per unit with no seat.

Does SnitchFeed have webhooks?

Webhooks are on the Pro plan ($95 to $119/mo). Starter does not include webhooks or CSV export. discatch includes webhooks on every plan, including the free tier.

What agent framework integrations does SnitchFeed have?

SnitchFeed has integration pages for Hermes Agent, OpenClaw, and Major, each with HowTo and FAQPage schema. It also has pages for n8n, Make, Zapier, Slack, Discord, and email. discatch ships open playbooks that work with any agent harness.

Try it yourself

The fairest comparison is a quote for your own query against what SnitchFeed costs you. A quote is free and needs no key.

curl

curl -X POST https://api.discatch.com/v1/quote -d '{ "query": "\"your product\"", "sources": ["hackernews", "discourse", "web"], "since": "7d" }'

MCP · coming in phase 3

{
  "tool": "quote",
  "arguments": {
    "query": "\"your product\"",
    "sources": [
      "hackernews",
      "discourse",
      "web"
    ],
    "since": "7d"
  }
}

Last reviewed 2026-09-10 by Parsa Khazaeepoul, founder, dcouple. SnitchFeed facts read on 2026-09-10 from snitchfeed.com/pricing, snitchfeed.com/llms.txt, snitchfeed.com/pricing.md, snitchfeed.com/features/mcp. Research: docs/seo/competitor-map.md.