PilotMyX vs Typefully in 2026: X account intelligence vs writing-first multi-platform publishing

PilotMyX has a narrow but coherent proposition: help one X account learn from the content it has actually published, then use that evidence in its next scheduled posts. It exposes account metrics returned by X, lets a user filter and rank original posts or their own replies, compares a selected period with the preceding one, and shows timing patterns by weekday and the account’s local time zone. The focus on replies is important for founder-led accounts whose visibility comes as much from participation in conversations as from standalone posts.

Basic is the practical tier for that workflow. It imports up to 300 posts and 100 replies, includes 90 days of analytics for both types, and permits 100 posts or quotes monthly, including 25 quote or link posts. Growth increases those limits to 600 posts plus 500 replies, all imported history, 300 posts or quotes, and 100 quote or link posts. Starter is a lighter posts-only product with 100 imported posts, the latest 30 days of data, 30 publications, and five quote or link posts. A draft can have text, up to four ordered images with alt text, or a quoted X-post link, but replies cannot be scheduled.

Its MCP implementation is the clearest distinction. The owner can issue scopes separately for reading account analytics, reading drafts and scheduled publications, creating or editing drafts and media, scheduling or cancelling future posts, and immediate publishing. Documentation advises starting read-only, using separate tokens by agent or device, setting expiry, and revoking tokens when finished. That is a thoughtful agent workflow, but it does not turn PilotMyX into a multi-network team suite, a social inbox, or a formal client approval system.

Typefully begins with the writer rather than the dashboard. Its editor supports comments, mentions, shared draft links, tags, pins, media, AI image descriptions, LinkedIn PDF carousels, and platform-specific previews. One draft can be adapted and scheduled to X, LinkedIn, Bluesky, Threads, Mastodon, and Substack Notes, with each network keeping its own version when necessary. X receives particularly mature treatment, including threads, long-form posts, polls, natural posting times, Auto-Plug, Auto-Retweet, and automatic splitting of long text into a thread.

The Creator plan is unusually good value for a serious solo writer. It is $99 per year and includes one social set, 1,000 posts each month, analytics, AI writing, unlimited media uploads, the public API, Zapier, MCP, and Agent Skills. The Free plan permits 10 posts monthly but does not include analytics or AI writing. Business costs $20 per month per social set or $216 per year per set, supports up to 50 social sets and 1,500 posts monthly, and adds unlimited team members, roles, permissions, Slack channel publish notifications, and higher included AI usage. Agencies should model that per-social-set cost rather than seeing the entry price as a team total.

Typefully has its own automation strength. Its bearer-token API can manage social sets, drafts, media, tags, comments, queues, scheduling, and publishing. Zapier provides real-time draft and publication triggers, while its OAuth-based MCP server and Agent Skills expose workflows to tools such as ChatGPT, Claude, Codex, and others. It is a much broader publishing layer than PilotMyX, but it is not a Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Pinterest, or YouTube scheduler, and it does not position itself as a dedicated X reply-analytics product.