Your audience is asking real questions in forums, threads, and searches right now — when they think no one’s listening. OverHeard captures them, ranks them by demand, and turns each one into ready-to-post content: a blog post, a video script, or a social thread.
Every question you add to your plan is one tap from becoming content — or a standing brief that refreshes itself.
One tap drafts a brief, a full blog post, or channel-native social scripts — short-form video, X, LinkedIn, Instagram.
Draft from a questionDrop the winners onto a schedule and let OverHeard spread them across weeks by demand and journey stage.
Plan a calendarKeep listening to a topic. We re-check it on a cadence and flag the questions that are new since last time.
Set up a monitorQuestions come from real community discussions like Reddit, blended with search-suggest behaviour — not a model inventing what people might say.
Source, how often it recurs, and our confidence sit on every card — so you weigh it as evidence, not a guess.
Search volume and difficulty are measured on paid plans. When they're estimated, the card says so plainly. No fake precision.
Free gets you listening. Pro and Agency unlock measured volume & difficulty, AI blog drafts and social scripts, weekly monitoring, and shareable reports.
Yes. OverHeard surfaces the questions a market asks by combining public community discussions with search-suggest behaviour. Every question carries its provenance — source, recurrence, and last-seen — so you can judge it as evidence. When the backend is live, questions and engagement are pulled in real time; volume and difficulty are measured on paid plans and labelled as estimates otherwise.
A single 0–100 score for how hard a question is being asked, driven by how often it recurs across sources, its prominence in autocomplete, and community engagement. When measured search volume is available it's blended in and the card is marked accordingly. Heat is the one thing colour means anywhere in OverHeard.
Keyword tools hand you strings and volumes. OverHeard hands you the actual phrasing of a customer's question, where it sits in the buyer's journey, the intent behind it, and a content angle — so you write the post instead of decoding a spreadsheet.
The full board, the demand map, every question's heat and provenance, and your first two content briefs per search — on the free plan. Exporting your plan, sharing a field report, and weekly monitoring are where a paid plan comes in.
Card or crypto. Either way you finish on a secure hosted checkout page run by our payment provider — card details are never sent to, or stored by, OverHeard. You can see which methods are available when you choose a plan.
As soon as the payment provider confirms the payment. That confirmation goes straight to our server rather than through your browser, so closing the tab or losing connection on the way back doesn't cost you the plan you just paid for.
No. A card subscription renews each period until you cancel; a crypto payment covers one period upfront and then stops. We'll email you before it runs out so you can pay for the next one.
No, and it's worth knowing why: free days work by pushing out the date a plan ends, and a paid subscription doesn't have one — there's nothing to extend. Codes and referral days apply to free and trial accounts. If you're paying and someone you referred has joined, contact us and we'll sort it out.
No. The free plan needs no card at all, and the trial you get when you sign up asks for nothing up front. You only reach a payment page when you choose a paid plan yourself.
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