Tweet Hunter review: AI writing, scheduling, auto-DMs, analytics and CRM for growing an X audience

What Tweet Hunter does

Tweet Hunter is a growth tool for people and brands who want to build an audience on X, formerly Twitter. It puts content writing, scheduling, automation, analytics and a lightweight CRM in a single product. According to its homepage, it is meant for accounts starting from scratch as well as established ones.

For content, it offers a library of viral tweets to draw ideas from. The higher plans add AI features: daily written tweets, rewriting of existing tweets, finishing a tweet you have started, and thread ideas and hooks. Scheduling handles single tweets and threads. Automations include Auto-DMs sent when people interact with your tweets, evergreen tweets, auto-plug and auto-retweet. Analytics follow follower growth and how each tweet performs. The CRM side lets you create lists of accounts, import people from earlier tweet and DM interactions, and engage with tweets from specific lists.

There is no free plan. Each plan starts with a 7-day free trial. The pricing page shows three plans in USD: Discover at $29/mo and Grow at $49/mo, plus Enterprise, whose price text is unclear on the page. Discover includes 1 X account and 3000 Auto-DMs per month. Grow includes 5 X accounts, 7,500 Auto-DMs per month, the AI writer and the X CRM. Enterprise lists unlimited X accounts, 15,000 Auto-DMs per month, ghostwriting mode and priority support. The page also shows a Monthly/Yearly toggle, and the homepage mentions a 30-day refund policy.

• Tweet and thread scheduling
• Auto-DMs triggered by tweet interactions
• Evergreen tweets, auto-plug and auto-retweet
• AI tweet rewriting and thread ideas
• Daily follower growth analytics
• CRM lists of X accounts
• Ghostwriting mode on Enterprise

Our take

Tweet Hunter fits creators, consultants and small brands that treat X as a channel for audience and sales and want writing help, scheduling, auto-DMs and analytics in one place. Agencies and ghostwriters can look at Enterprise, which lists unlimited X accounts and ghostwriting mode. It is a weaker match if you want a free plan, since only a 7-day trial is offered, or if you work on other social networks, because the pages describe X only. Confirm the exact Enterprise price and the billing period before you commit, as the pricing page leaves the Enterprise price unclear.