What is OpenTweet used for?

OpenTweet lets AI agents and teams post and schedule to X, Bluesky and LinkedIn through an MCP server, REST API or CLI without an X developer account. It is a good fit for letting an AI agent post release notes to X, scheduling a thread for a specific time and publishing one draft to three networks at once.

How much does OpenTweet cost?

Paid plans for OpenTweet start at $11.99 per month, and there is no free plan. A free trial is available.

Is OpenTweet open source?

No. OpenTweet is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Social Media category, open-source options include Postiz, Bluesky and MultiPost.

What are some alternatives to OpenTweet?

OpenTweet competes with Typefully, Hypefury and Tweet Hunter.

OpenTweet: features, pricing and alternatives

About OpenTweet

OpenTweet is a hosted posting layer for X, built so AI agents can publish without the owner applying for an X developer account. A single API key points any MCP or REST client at a hosted endpoint exposing 43 tools, and a command-line interface is available too. It lists Claude Code, Codex, OpenClaw and Hermes among the clients that work with it.

A calendar, a post studio and analytics all read the same queue the agent writes to, so people on a team can review or reschedule posts without touching the API. You can write a post or thread once and cross-post it to X, Bluesky and LinkedIn as native posts rather than link mirrors. Threads become reply chains on X and Bluesky, and a post over a network's length limit is skipped on that network with a stated reason rather than cut short.

The result of each publish is recorded per network, so you can see what published, failed or was skipped. Bluesky connects with a handle and one approval, and LinkedIn uses its own sign-in to post to a personal profile. There is a 7-day free trial, then plans start from $11.99 per month.

Key features

Hosted MCP server with 43 tools
REST API and CLI on one key
Cross-posting to X, Bluesky and LinkedIn
Scheduling calendar and post studio
Threads as native reply chains
Per-network publish results
Analytics on posted content

Good fit for

Letting an AI agent post release notes to X
Scheduling a thread for a specific time
Publishing one draft to three networks at once

Tags: x-twitter; scheduler; mcp; api; bluesky; linkedin; ai-agents; cross-posting

OpenTweet: questions and answers

What is OpenTweet used for?: OpenTweet lets AI agents and teams post and schedule to X, Bluesky and LinkedIn through an MCP server, REST API or CLI without an X developer account. It is a good fit for letting an AI agent post release notes to X, scheduling a thread for a specific time and publishing one draft to three networks at once.
How much does OpenTweet cost?: Paid plans for OpenTweet start at $11.99 per month, and there is no free plan. A free trial is available.
Is OpenTweet open source?: No. OpenTweet is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Social Media category, open-source options include Postiz, Bluesky and MultiPost.
What are some alternatives to OpenTweet?: OpenTweet competes with Typefully, Hypefury and Tweet Hunter.