X's own composer only knows how to post right now — there's still no native way to queue up a full thread for later. Here's what people actually use instead, compared honestly.
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The short answer
Open X, write a thread, and your only options are "Post" or "Post all" — right now. To pick a future time, X requires you to go through a separate paid tool of some kind. Threads also aren't a formatting throwaway: Buffer's own experiment found threads get 63% more impressions and 54% more engagement than single-tweet links, so the ritual of writing a batch of them and shipping them on a schedule is worth getting right.
Source: Buffer's thread-vs-tweet experiment.
Compared honestly
Every column here answers honestly, including the ones Feedjot doesn't win.
| Native X / X Premium+ | Typefully | Hypefury | Feedjot | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Schedule a full thread | No — even on Premium+ | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Price | $40/mo for X Pro (ex-TweetDeck), and it still doesn't schedule threads | Paid tiers starting under $20/mo, scaling toward $100/mo for team/agency plans | From about $6/mo for one platform, $19/mo for all of them | $13/mo flat, 100 posts/month |
| Posture | Power-tool paywall | 5-platform growth suite | Recycling & engagement-automation toolkit | Single job, done reliably |
| Evergreen recycling | No | Not publicly documented | Yes — it's their core feature | Yes — without the engagement-farming automation |
| Drafts & data exportable, no lock-in | N/A — no scheduling drafts to hold | Not the focus | Not the focus | Yes — 1-click GDPR export & delete, built in |
| Auto-retweets, autoplugs, reply-bait | No | Some automation add-ons | Yes, by design | No — deliberately |
| Platforms | X only | 5 (X, LinkedIn, Bluesky, Threads, Mastodon) | Multi-platform | 2 — X & LinkedIn |
On “Platforms”: Feedjot posts to X and LinkedIn — not five or six. Need Bluesky, Threads, or Mastodon too? Typefully's breadth wins outright. Want two platforms done well, without carrying the rest of a growth suite you'll never touch? That's what Feedjot is built for.
Competitor pricing and features checked at publish time and reflect each vendor's own pricing page; ranges are used where a vendor's plans vary by billing cycle or seat count. Vendors change pricing without notice — see their sites for current numbers.
Why Feedjot specifically
One click to export everything, one click to delete your account — no support ticket, no waiting, no "email us and we'll get to it." A data-hungry growth suite structurally can't match "we hold nothing hostage" with a feature toggle.
Mark a thread evergreen and Feedjot quietly re-posts it on a schedule you set — the same idea Hypefury built its whole pitch around, minus the forced auto-retweets and reply-bait that come bundled with it.
Common questions
Not natively — X's composer has no scheduling option for threads at any price. Feedjot's 14-day trial (no credit card) is a free way to try full thread scheduling before paying for anything.
X rebranded it X Pro and moved it behind the $40/mo Premium+ tier — it's no longer bundled with the standard $8 Premium plan. And even on Premium+, X Pro is a multi-column feed and list viewer, not a thread scheduler.
No. X Premium+ unlocks X Pro (the old TweetDeck) and some other perks, but scheduling a full multi-post thread still isn't one of them.
Feedjot, at $13/mo — under a third of X's own $40/mo Premium+, and built around one job instead of a full growth-suite's worth of features you may never touch.
Batch your threads, schedule them, and walk away — Feedjot posts them exactly as written.
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