Football fan sentiment analysis tool for understanding what fans really think
Social media posting API for developers and AI agents
Stage
Not given
Startup
Founded
Not given
2026
Based in
GB
US
Pricing model
Freemium
Freemium
Pricing
Free plan available; paid plans: Scout £5/month, ITK £15/month, Hear We Go £49.99/month, The Special One £149.99/month. The Boardroom custom pricing. Custom reports from £149.
Starter: $15/month for 5 accounts, Pro: $29/month for 15 accounts, Business: $95/month for 100 accounts. Unlimited posts. X publishing and comments use separate credits at cost. Pay yearly and get 2 months free.
Key features
Real-time alerts from social media conversations
Monitor up to 25 custom keywords
Identifies 28 distinct emotion types
Fanbase filtering and club identification
Analyzed reports with talking points and narratives
Covers all 37 Premier League topics and players
Instant match reactions in 15-30 minutes
Evidence-grade records with timestamps and sources
Custom report voice for different audiences
Weekly free newsletter with fan insights
Publish to 10 social platforms
Schedule posts ahead of time
ChatGPT plugin and Claude connector
Upload images and videos
Read and reply to social media comments
AI Auto-Replies for brand questions
Cross-platform analytics and audience insights
REST API, MCP, and CLI for developers
Automatic token refresh and rate limit handling
Multiple profiles for different brands
What makes it different
Listens to all fans, not just the loudest voices
Data-driven insights from millions of real conversations
Proactive trend alerts before stories spread widely
Full context with 28 emotion types and topic categorization
Eliminates spam, bots and identifies fan allegiances
Unified API for 10 social platforms reduces development time by 90%
Works with AI agents and tools without coding required
Up to 70% cheaper than alternatives like Postiz and Post Bridge
Officially verified by Meta, Google, LinkedIn, TikTok
Managed infrastructure with automatic retries and durable job queues
Fan Narrative
Mallary