X posting costs us money. So it costs you €4.99.
X charges tools for API access. Instead of baking that into everyone’s price, X posting is an add-on: €4.99 for 30 posts, valid 30 days, on top of any plan.
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What you can schedule
Text posts
280 characters
Images & GIFs
up to 4 per tweet; GIFs post as real GIFs, not stills
Video
one per tweet, chunked upload with processing verification
Quote tweets
schedule a quote of any tweet
Reply controls
everyone / following / mentioned / subscribers / verified
280 characters, reply controls per post
The details other tools skip
Everything below is how Schedchie actually behaves, verified against the publishing code, not a feature-page wishlist.
Scheduled quote tweets
paste the tweet ID, schedule the quote like any other post.
Reply audience per tweet
five audience settings, set when you schedule.
GIFs stay GIFs
animated GIFs upload in X’s native GIF category, so they play.
Per-account tuning
each X account on one post can carry its own text and media.
Why the add-on is the honest version
We pay X for API access. Instead of hiding that inside everyone’s flat price, we meter exactly one thing: the thing that meters us. Nothing else.
X (Twitter) analytics
No X analytics. X meters API reads the same way it meters posting. You see your own posting record per account.
X posting: €4.99 per 30 posts on top of any plan. Everything else stays flat.
See pricingQuestions
Why is X extra when everything else is flat?
X’s API is paid. €4.99 buys 30 posts valid for 30 days; people who don’t post to X don’t subsidize it.
Do unused posts roll over?
Each 30-post batch is valid for 30 days from purchase. Batches stack. Buy two, you have 60.
Is everything else really unmetered?
Yes. X is the only add-on in the product, because it’s the only platform that meters us.
Schedule X: €4.99 per 30 posts, nothing hidden
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