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How does it compare to F5bot in terms of reaction time? Asking because the latter is nearly instanteneous and it's coverage is similar. It is also free.
by eps 4y ago
How does it compare to F5bot in terms of reaction time? Asking because the latter is nearly instanteneous and it's coverage is similar. It is also free.
- deon09 4y agoOh, I didn't know about F5bot. If it had twitter it would be perfect for my use case, but I still need to give it a try! With mine you can get two types of notifications: "real-time" using a Discord/Slack bot; "reports" where you get a daily/weekly email with an aggregation of the mentions; But even the "real-time" part is not instantaneous as the service is not constantly searching, and instead performs searches every 5 minutes. Because the keyword I use gets about 20 mentions a day, I personally like the daily email option to avoid the constant distraction and I also use the service search-engine capabilities to filter/analyze these mentions on a monthly basis. The biggest reason mine is not free is because I wanted to build a SaaS like solution, integrated with Stripe and such, as I never done that before. But if I would get many users, the monthly bill would also increase so I am a bit scared of having it free to be honest.