Tweet Hunter is the X product at tweethunter.io. The homepage says it grows an X (Twitter) audience with AI-powered writing, scheduling, and analytics. Discover is $29 a month for 1 account. Grow is $49 a month for 5 accounts and is where the AI writer list sits. Enterprise is $199 beside the digits 200. Each paid card offers a 7-day free trial. The terms say lempire operates the service.
Official website · tweethunter.io
Tweet Hunter fits an X-only workflow: a viral library, scheduled posts and threads, and auto-DMs after someone interacts. Discover covers one account, evergreen posts, auto-plug, auto-retweet, and 3000 auto-DMs a month, without the AI writer list. Grow adds that writer, CRM lists, 5 accounts, and 7,500 auto-DMs. Enterprise adds unlimited accounts, ghostwriting mode, a custom-trained AI, and 15,000 auto-DMs. The homepage hour-and-hundreds lines, and the disagreeing library sizes, are page copy rather than measured results.
The homepage says to type in a keyword or @handle and find high-performing tweets that generate engagement and followers. It calls the library 3M+ viral tweets, then says you can search through 2 million viral tweets, and the feature list says a searchable library of 2M+ viral tweets. Discover instead says over 12M viral tweets. Staff-picked tweets are a separate 4K+ line. AI writing on the homepage is daily personalized tweet suggestions, re-write tweets you like, and tweet and thread ideas. Grow is where the pricing page lists daily AI-written tweets, rewrites, finish writing a tweet, and thread ideas. Discover's include list does not name them. Enterprise adds custom trained AI, smart replies, and unlimited AI use. The meta line used by 10,000+ creators is page copy, not a count from this profile.
Official documentationScheduling is described as setting tweets and threads to post when you want them, including weeks in advance, with an add-to-queue control. The feature list adds emojis, GIFs, images, and video, drafts, and a best-time-to-tweet check. Evergreen tweets are on the Discover card. Auto-plug and auto-retweet are on that same card. The homepage says: Send DMs to people when they interact with your tweets. The feature list calls that interaction-based DMs. Auto-plug is a reply on your best performing tweets with a link. Discover allows 3000 auto-DMs a month on 1 account. Grow raises that to 7,500 on 5 accounts. Enterprise lists 15,000 and unlimited accounts. The Discover card also says engage with other people 5x faster, which is wording on the card, not a timed comparison.
Official documentationAnalytics on the homepage is key metrics and top tweets, daily follower growth, and a per-tweet view. The suggested path shown there is to sort by profile visits and then let AI take over. Discover calls this complete X analytics. The CRM block says to create lists of X users from keywords, engagement, or profile criteria, track conversations, and reply to prospects. On the Grow card the CRM lines are create lists of accounts, import from previous tweet and DM interactions, and engage with tweets from specific lists. Grow is the card that adds the AI writer and the CRM on top of Discover. Enterprise says everything in Grow, then ghostwriting mode and priority support. Headlines about writing 100 tweets in an hour are not a timed procedure.
Official documentationEvery paid card says start a 7-day free trial. The page also says create a free account to pick your plan, and the homepage says try it for free and cancel anytime. The trial banner includes Tweet Hunter University, a 25+ page guide. The billing -30%, -53%, and save up to 25%, with no yearly dollar amount. A banner says get the Pro plan for 50% off, but the cards are Discover, Grow, and Enterprise. The terms, for a service operated by lempire, say you are billed in advance on a recurring and periodic basis, monthly or annual, and that the subscription will automatically renew. We issue refunds on the first charge of the Subscription within thirty (30) days of the original purchase. Later payments can be refunded up to 7 days after they are made. A new account opts into newsletters unless you unsubscribe. The privacy policy is linked and was not public.
Official documentationOn Discover is to type in a keyword or @handle, save a few posts as inspiration, add your own wording, and schedule the tweets and threads. Stay inside 1 account and 3000 auto-DMs if the only automation you need is a freebie DM. The daily AI writer list starts on Grow, not here.
Use Grow when you want daily AI-written tweets, a rewrite, a finisher for a half-written post, and thread ideas, plus CRM lists built from keywords or past interactions. The card includes 5 accounts and 7,500 auto-DMs a month, and it says everything in Discover comes along. Keep the paid-partnership label in mind if a post is sponsored. The page does not define how the AI is personalized beyond the feature names.
Read Enterprise when you need unlimited accounts, ghostwriting mode, a custom trained AI, smart reply generation, unlimited AI use, and 15,000 auto-DMs. $199 and also the digits 200, so confirm the charge at checkout rather than trusting one token. Priority support is named and not defined. Suggested for a purchase check.
Create an account and start the 7-day free trial on Discover, Grow, or Enterprise.
Type in a keyword or @handle and open the viral library. Add your own twist before you schedule.
Schedule tweets or threads, then turn on auto-DM, auto-plug, or evergreen only if that card includes it.
The first subscription charge can be refunded within 30 days. Later charges have a 7-day window. Email the address on the terms page.
Discover is $29 a month. Grow is $49 a month. Enterprise is $199 and also the digits 200. The title says plans from $49/mo. No yearly dollar price is shown. The toggle shows -30%, -53%, and save up to 25%. Each card offers a 7-day free trial.
Start building your audience, the label on this card.
$29.
Per month.
People who want the AI writer and the CRM.
$49.
Per month.
X professionals growing a business, the card's label.
$199.
Per month, with 200 also shown on the card.
The first subscription charge can be refunded within thirty (30) days of the original purchase. Later payments can be refunded up to 7 days after they are made. A Pro plan is named only in a 50% banner. The Enterprise monthly figure is not a single clean token.
The posts you need are for LinkedIn, not X.
Taplio drafts and schedules LinkedIn posts and shows basic post analytics. Tweet Hunter's public cards are X accounts, an X library, and auto-DMs.
You need a social calendar, not an X auto-DM quota.
Ocoya drafts and schedules social posts and simple graphics. Tweet Hunter meters X accounts and monthly auto-DMs, and it puts the AI writer on Grow.
You need short-form video scripts, not X posts.
Syllaby drafts short-form video scripts and pairs them with stock clips. Tweet Hunter's pages describe X posts, threads, and DMs.
The cards say start a 7-day free trial, and you can create a free account to pick a plan. That is not an ongoing free allowance. Discover is $29 a month and Grow is $49 a month. Cancel anytime on the homepage is a different sentence from the refund windows in the terms.
SourceDiscover lists the library, scheduling, evergreen tweets, 3000 auto-DMs, auto-plug, and analytics. It does not list daily AI-written tweets. Grow adds those, plus the CRM, 5 accounts, and 7,500 auto-DMs. Enterprise adds custom trained AI and unlimited AI use.
SourceThe pages disagree: 3M+ viral tweets, 2 million viral tweets, a library of 2M+, and over 12M on Discover. Staff-picked tweets are a separate 4K+ line.
SourceThe Enterprise is $199 and, next to it, the digits 200, then /mo. Was not verified here. Unlimited accounts, 15,000 auto-DMs, ghostwriting mode, and priority support are the named extras. Yearly dollar prices are not shown for any card.
SourceThe terms say: We issue refunds on the first charge of the Subscription within thirty (30) days of the original purchase. After that first payment, the next payments are eligible for a refund up to 7 days after the payment is made. The contact shown is the obfuscated address [email protected]. A full privacy-policy body was not public.
SourceThe homepage lists FAQ headings, including whether the product is safe and whether it recommends copying other people's tweets.
SourceOct 6, 2026 · NavHunt editorial
NavHunt did not run Tweet Hunter, did not connect an X account, and did not send a post or an auto-DM. This profile only restates the homepage, pricing page, and terms reviewed on 6 October 2026. Library sizes and customer posts stay the vendor's material. This description is based on Tweet Hunter's official materials reviewed on 2026-10-06, including Tweet Hunter homepage, Tweet Hunter pricing, Tweet Hunter terms of use.
Compare the 7-day trial, account caps, and which card actually lists the AI writer.