PitchGhost vs Devi AI

Both tools promise to surface leads and speed up outreach, but they’re built for different kinds of teams. The quick-view table sets the scene, followed by deeper dives into customisation, usability and cost.

Customisation

PitchGhost

• Advanced filters and natural language Goals let you zero in on posts that match buyer stage, seniority or tech stack instead of wading through broad keyword matches.

• Drafted responses learn your tone over time; you can regenerate or tweak before sending.

• Optional one-time $75 Expert Setup during the trial lets PitchGhost’s team build your first Ghosts for you.

Devi AI

• Tracks any keyword across private Facebook groups — handy if your audience hides behind closed doors.

• Automatically labels sentiment and purchase intent but offers fewer per-keyword refinements, so precision depends on how tight your list is.

Ease of use

PitchGhost keeps the UI familiar: column filters feel like Excel, and every Find shows the raw query so non-technical users see exactly why a post surfaced. Teams can accept, snooze or re-route a Find without leaving Slack.

Devi AI on-boards in “three clicks,” but reviewers note extra time to tune AI messages and schedule content across profiles.

Pricing

Plan	PitchGhost	Devi AI
Trial	7 days, no card charge until it ends	10-day trial for $1
Entry	Find – $140/mo: one seat, unlimited Ghosts, email alerts	Basic – $19/mo: monitor 25 Facebook groups, limited keywords
Growth	Engage – $200/mo: Slack/Discord, drafted responses, unlimited seats, HubSpot sync	Pro – $49–59/mo: higher keyword caps, Slack alerts
Set up help	Optional Expert Setup for $75 during trial	No published concierge option
Cost scaling	Pay only for plan; seats unlimited on Engage	Each platform monitored adds cost on upper tiers

When to choose which

Pick PitchGhost if you sell on multiple networks and want a single inbox that flags high-intent posts, drafts a human-sounding reply and lets every rep act fast — without paying per seat.

Choose Devi AI if your market lives in niche private Facebook groups and you need sentiment tags plus occasional AI-crafted replies, even if that means juggling separate tools for other channels.