64 tools that publish posts and threads to X through the paid X API. Because X charges developers for API access, a few schedulers have dropped it or added surcharges, so support is worth double-checking.
The simplest way to queue posts across every major network, with the most generous free plan in the category.
Scheduling plus analytics and ad reporting in one dashboard, with a free tier that is actually useful.
Bulk scheduling, recycling and a media library at a creator-friendly price, with the widest network list of the budget tools.
Visual planner, link in bio and user-generated content tools, built around the Instagram grid.
Built around client approvals: comment, approve and publish from one pixel-perfect draft.
The original Instagram grid planner, now with TikTok and Pinterest, for creators who care about the feed aesthetic.
Category-based evergreen queues that keep a calendar full on autopilot.
A beautiful writing-first scheduler for X, LinkedIn, Threads, Bluesky and Mastodon, with a free plan.
Agency features (inbox, reviews, white-label reports) at a lower price than the usual suspects.
Inbox-first social management for agencies and mid-size teams, with listening and strong reporting.
AI-powered scheduler with performance prediction, conditional posting and a strong recycling engine.
Calendar-first collaboration with post ideas, approvals and a clean workflow from draft to publish.
Thirteen networks including WhatsApp, Snapchat and Discord, an inbox and an API on every plan, from a small remote team.
Agency scheduler at a solo-creator price, with client approvals, an inbox and a generous free plan.
Open-source scheduler you can self-host, with a hosted plan if you would rather not.
The Reddit-first scheduler that grew into a twelve-network tool with an inbox, approvals, API and MCP, and a small free plan.
Twelve networks including Reddit, Mastodon and Bluesky, with approvals, recycling and an API from $29 a month.
Value-priced agency scheduler with bulk upload, client approvals and white-label reports.
Premium enterprise platform with the best inbox and reporting in the category, priced per seat.
Scheduler with content discovery, automation recipes and an AI writer, aimed at agencies and content teams.
Growth-focused X scheduler with evergreen retweets, auto-plugs and AI hooks, now covering LinkedIn and more.
Automation-heavy scheduler that turns blogs, podcasts, stores and feeds into posts; 10 channels for $16 a month.
Agency scheduler with client approvals, white-label dashboards and one of the longest track records in the category.
Affordable scheduling with a smart queue and CRM integration, strongest if you already use Zoho.
Marketing calendar with social scheduling, ReQueue recycling and a free plan for one user.
X-first publishing and audience analytics (formerly Tweepsmap) with a free plan that covers one account on each of 15 networks.
Agency-style scheduler with client approvals built in, flat per-calendar pricing and unlimited users on every paid plan.
The original enterprise suite: inbox, listening and compliance features for large marketing teams, at an enterprise price.
Visual-first scheduler from $6 per account with bulk upload, first comment and a link-in-bio page on every plan.
Analytics-first suite with scheduling for eight networks, priced in euros from €9 a month billed yearly.
Agency planner built around client approvals, with a calendar clients can review without an account.
Self-hosted scheduler built on Laravel, with a free Lite edition and a paid Pro licence for teams.
Instagram-first scheduler with a visual planner, client approvals and an inbox, from $69 a month.
Engagement-first platform with a powerful inbox, moderation rules and approvals, priced below Sprout.
A free calendar inside Adobe's design app that schedules to six networks; fine for one account per network, thin beyond that.
Automation-first scheduler with a public API, n8n and Make nodes and AI video, publishing to nine networks from $29 a month.
Agency platform with auto-post queues, a unified inbox, local SEO tools and white-label on the top plan.
The Socialbakers successor: enterprise publishing with unlimited users and profiles, from $1,249 a month.
Approval-first scheduler for agencies: unlimited free client reviewers, magic-link sign-off and per-client workspaces from $99 a month.
The original evergreen recycler: build a content library once and Edgar reposts it on a schedule forever.
AI-first scheduler that generates captions, hashtags and images from a prompt, with a Canva-style editor.
Volume scheduler with buckets, recycling and bulk upload from $14 a month, but no approvals or inbox.
Library-based recycling scheduler with an inbox, white-label reports and client management for agencies.
Free plan, $9 Starter and automations across 12 networks; X posting costs extra credits.
Category-based evergreen recycling for nine networks, from an independent company that prices by profile rather than by seat.
Budget all-rounder with bulk upload, recycling, an inbox and a free plan for three accounts.
Falcon.io inside the Brandwatch suite: unified calendar, approval flows, Iris AI and an inbox, priced on quote.
A flat-rate scheduler for ten networks with OpenAI captions, Canva built in, and an unusual 90-day free trial.
Turns blog posts into year-long drip campaigns of social posts automatically.
Inbox, moderation and reporting first, scheduling second; bundle pricing from $89 for five profiles.
B2B, LinkedIn-first social management with employee advocacy and CRM attribution; quote-only pricing.
A content marketing platform that schedules social alongside blog articles, with review links and client workspaces for agencies.
X growth suite with a library of viral posts, AI writing, scheduling and a CRM for leads.
Multi-location social publishing inside Birdeye's reputation platform, with per-location approvals and quote-only pricing.
Scheduler with one of the longest network lists around, including Telegram, Tumblr, WordPress and Medium, from $25 a month.
An AI design, copy and video suite with a social scheduler inside; you pay for campaigns and AI credits, not for the scheduler.
Vienna-built team publishing and community management with proper approvals; prices come by quote, in euros.
Budget scheduler with content recommendations and a free plan, popular with hobbyists.
RSS-to-social automation with a free plan, built for feeding blogs and news sources into your profiles on autopilot.
AI that turns long-form text, audio and video into dozens of social posts in your voice; cheap to start, expensive to schedule.
Local marketing platform for franchises and multi-location brands: HQ-approved social, listings and reviews, priced by quote.
Enterprise local-marketing platform whose Genius Social agent plans, writes and publishes localized posts for every location.
AI ad and post generator with a scheduler attached; the cheapest plan cannot auto-publish.
A cheap, plain scheduler for six networks with team approvals and unlimited posts; thin on everything else.
What X / Twitter scheduling costs: 24 of the 64 tools include X / Twitter on a free plan (Buffer, Metricool, Publer, Planable and others). The cheapest paid plan that covers it is $6 / channel / mo with Buffer, then $6 / account / mo with Hopper HQ; the most expensive entry plan is From $1,249 / mo with Emplifi. Prices are the cheapest paid monthly plan and each profile shows when it was last checked.
Scheduling on X has become a pricing question as much as a feature question. Since X started charging for API access, some tools cap the number of X accounts per plan, add a per-account fee, or route X posting through a browser extension instead. Thread support also varies: the better X-first tools (Typefully, Hypefury) handle long threads, auto-plug replies and retweet-later queues, while general schedulers often limit you to a single post.
If X is your main channel, an X-first tool is usually cheaper and better. If it is one of six networks, pick a general scheduler and confirm X is included on the plan you want, not just on the enterprise tier.
Yes. The tools listed here publish to X through the official paid API. A handful of schedulers removed X support when the API became paid, so check the platform list on each profile before you commit.
Typefully and Hypefury are built around threads, with drafting, previews and automatic reply plugs. Buffer and Publer also support threads, though with fewer writing tools.
X Premium includes native scheduling in the X app. Typefully and Buffer both include X on their free plans with limits on how many posts you can queue.