People complain about their tools every day. StealGuy finds the ones leaving your competitors and writes the first message. It sends from your own X account: you swipe to approve each one, or let Autopilot send for you.
Early access Nov 3 · Public launch Nov 10 · $99/mo per X accountcancelling Competitor after 3 years
is Competitor down again??
★★☆☆☆ — great at first, then they doubled the price
These people already want to leave. They are asking, in public, what to use next.
The first good answer has the best chance. StealGuy makes sure that answer is yours.
Steal them. Politely.
Add your product and your competitors. StealGuy watches for three kinds of signals:
Watches X. LinkedIn and review sites are next. Every person gets a fit score from their bio, company, website and followers.
On X, the AI picks the best move for each person: a public reply, a DM, a reply and later a DM, or skip.
Answers to your X replies in one place. Label each conversation. The AI suggests what to say next.
Won a customer? Click Won and add the amount. StealGuy counts the pipeline and revenue you won, and makes a card you can post. You decide if it gets shared.
Every week: how many people said in public that they were leaving each SaaS tool, and short quotes. No names, no handles, no links. It's about tools, not people.
$99/mo
Same price, no discount. Shown until Mon, Nov 9.
One email when it's your turn. Maybe one more with the first Breakup Index.
"Steal" is a joke. StealGuy never touches your competitor's data, accounts or systems. It finds public posts from people who want to leave, and helps you answer them as yourself. The customer decides who they buy from.
Replies and DMs: X, today. Signals: X today; LinkedIn and review sites are next. We add new channels one at a time, when paying customers ask. LinkedIn messages and email are the first candidates.
Yes, it can. Any tool that sends from your account has this risk, and Autopilot has more risk than Copilot. We keep daily limits low (30 replies and 20 DMs by default), start new connections slowly, pause 3–8 minutes between actions, send only in your active hours, never send the same text twice in 7 days, give each account its own residential IP, and check its health every 6 hours. If X restricts the account, everything pauses, Autopilot turns off, and you get an email. What we won't do is promise it's risk-free.
Start with Copilot. Swipe for a few days, see which messages get answers, then decide if one account should run on Autopilot. You may never need it.
We never ask for your password. In early access you copy two cookies from your browser (we show you how, step by step) and paste them into StealGuy. These cookies work like a password, so only paste them into StealGuy. We encrypt your session with a key only our server has. Disconnect any time and the session is deleted right away.
No. Messages go from the X account you connected, as you. We don't create accounts, buy accounts, or post as anyone else.
No. It shows how many people said in public that they were leaving each tool, and short quotes: the first few words only, with no names, no handles and no links. It's about tools, not people.
Yes. Each one is +$99/mo on the same subscription.
Alexander Belogubov. I built and sold ReplyGuy, and I run Replymer. I share real numbers on X at @AlexBelogubov.
No. StealGuy is an independent product. It isn't affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by any of them.