Questions, answered plainly

Tweeksocial is a Twitter (X) automation tool that handles the repetitive parts of growing an account: following the right people, sending welcome and outreach DMs, running mass DM campaigns, unfollowing accounts that never followed back, and tracking who leaves. It runs in the cloud, so it keeps working whether or not your browser is open.

It is safe when volume and pacing stay human. Accounts get restricted for firing hundreds of identical actions per hour, not for automating sensible daily activity. Tweeksocial enforces daily ceilings, randomized intervals, quiet hours and per-campaign limits precisely so you never end up in that territory. We deliberately cap actions at 300 a day even though the platform would technically allow more.

No. Every campaign runs on our servers. This is the main practical difference between Tweeksocial and browser-extension tools, which stop the moment you close the tab or shut the laptop.

Follows and DMs start going out within minutes of launching a campaign, and most people see measurable follower movement in the first week. The bigger gains come from iteration — around day 30, when you have enough data to know which targeting sources and which messages are genuinely earning replies.

No. Tweeksocial focuses on audience growth and direct messaging. Your voice stays yours — we do not generate or publish content on your timeline. Plenty of customers pair Tweeksocial with a scheduling tool and use each for what it is best at.

One on Starter, three on Growth, six on Pro and ten on Agency. Each connected account gets its own campaigns, its own limits and its own reporting, which is why agencies tend to start on Agency.

We store the minimum needed to run your campaigns and show your analytics. We never sell data and never post without permission. Cancel and your campaign data is removed from active systems.

Use the self-service link on the cancel page, or email [email protected] with your username. There is no retention maze and no phone call — cancellations are processed within 24 hours.

Yes. The Free plan gives you seven days with every feature switched on, for one X account, up to 10 messages a day, and it does not ask for a card. When the seven days end, pick a paid plan to keep going. If you want the full 300 messages a day from the start, pick a paid plan instead: it is charged when you subscribe and starts straight away.

The free trial is the Free plan: seven days with every feature switched on, for one X account, up to 10 messages a day, and no card. Nothing is charged and nothing renews. When the seven days end, pick a paid plan to keep going. Paid plans have no trial of their own: the first payment is taken when you subscribe, then monthly, or yearly if you chose yearly billing.

Starter is $29/month (1 account), Growth $69 (3 accounts), Pro $119 (6 accounts) and Agency $219 (10 accounts), each charged when you subscribe. Pay yearly and each of those costs 30% less: Starter $243.60, Growth $579.60, Pro $999.60 and Agency $1,839.60 a year. Lifetime is $499 once for one account, with no trial and no renewal. Every feature is included on every plan — you are only choosing how many X accounts you connect.

Yes. Choosing yearly on the pricing page takes 30% off twelve monthly payments, so Starter is $243.60 a year instead of $348. The full year is charged when you subscribe. Lifetime is a single payment, so it has no yearly option.

On the cancel-account page, enter the email you signed up with. We email you a confirmation link; click it and confirm, and your subscription is canceled immediately with no further charges.

On a monthly plan, the first payment is taken when you subscribe, then monthly on the same date. On a yearly plan the first payment is the full year, taken when you subscribe, and it renews a year later. Cancel any time and no further payments are taken. Lifetime is different: it is a single payment at checkout, with nothing to renew. To try Tweeksocial before paying, start on the Free plan: seven days, no card.