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Postwise alternative for writing on X (Twitter)

Postwise writes and schedules posts with AI for Twitter/X, LinkedIn and Threads; its pricing page starts at $37 a month and offers a 7-day free trial. xVirals does a narrower job: it drafts tweets, threads, quote posts and replies in your voice. It does not schedule or post, and a Chrome extension for X is coming soon. Access is currently open to new users.

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xVirals vs Postwise at a glance

FeaturePostwisexVirals
What it isYou enter an idea and the AI drafts several posts; you batch-create and schedule from one dashboard. Its headline: “Turn Your Ideas Into Viral Content”.An AI writing assistant for X. It drafts; you post on X yourself.
Scheduling and publishingYes. On the pricing page, scheduling length depends on the plan: 3 months on Basic, 12 months on Boss, unlimited on Unlimited.None. xVirals never posts anything and has no scheduler. Auto mode prepares drafts that wait for your approval.
AI writing“GhostWriter” AI on every plan; AI-generated posts are 500 a month (Basic), 1,000 (Boss) and unlimited (Unlimited). Custom AI training is Unlimited only; Basic lists 3 custom AI voices.Style profile built from your 100 most engaging public posts and 40 replies. Each request returns several drafts in different modes; clichéd ones are filtered out first.
Quotes and repliesNot stated on the pages checked.Reply and quote drafts in your voice in the app. The Chrome extension (coming soon) will add Reply, Quote and ↻ buttons under tweets on X and type the text into X's composer; you press post.
AnalyticsBy plan: basic on Basic, advanced on Boss, “enterprise-grade” on Unlimited. The homepage also mentions “engagement tracking” and “viral post repurposing” without detail.Impressions, engagement and your best posting hours in one panel.
PlatformsTwitter/X, LinkedIn and Threads.X in the app. The extension (coming soon) will also suggest comments on LinkedIn posts and Reddit threads, and the app can rewrite an idea for LinkedIn and Reddit.
Number of accountsOn the pricing page: 3 accounts on Basic, 5 on Boss, unlimited on Unlimited. The homepage's Basic card gives different figures (5 accounts, 400 AI credits), so confirm the current limit on their site.Up to 5 style profiles can be kept; no X account needs to be connected (a handle is enough).
Browser extensionNot stated on the pages checked.Chrome extension coming soon; not live yet.
PriceMonthly: Basic $37, Boss $59, Unlimited $97. Annual billing is 20% off on all plans (annual prices are not on the page). 7-day free trial, then an automatic subscription to the plan you chose.Argo $19.90, Hero $39.90 and Olympus $99.90 per month (2,000 / 5,000 / 20,000 credits), in USD. Payments are live.
RefundsContact support within 30 days of purchase for a full refund, provided you meet the refund criteria; the criteria are not listed.Subscription and credit-pack payments are generally non-refundable; special cases are reviewed one by one (Terms of Use).
AccessOpen sign-up with a 7-day free trial.Open: sign up with Google or email.

When Postwise is the better fit

  • You want writing and scheduling in one tool, and you will publish to LinkedIn and Threads as well as X.
  • You need to manage several accounts from one dashboard (5 on Boss, unlimited on Unlimited).
  • A 7-day free trial and a 30-day refund window matter before you commit.

When xVirals is the better fit

  • Your bottleneck is writing, not scheduling: you want several drafts per idea in your own voice.
  • You spend a lot of time in quotes and replies, and want drafts from a button under the tweet on X (the buttons arrive with the Chrome extension, coming soon).
  • You write in Turkish, or switch between Turkish and English.
  • You do not want any tool to post for you. xVirals reads public posts only and never publishes.

Using both

  • The two tools do different jobs. You can write a draft in xVirals, paste it into Postwise and schedule it there. xVirals has no direct Postwise integration today.

Frequently asked questions

Is xVirals a replacement for Postwise?

Only for part of the writing. Postwise writes and schedules for X, LinkedIn and Threads; xVirals does not schedule or post. xVirals drafts tweets, threads, quote posts and replies for X in your voice, which you then post yourself.

How much does Postwise cost?

According to its pricing page on 25 Oct 2026, monthly: Basic $37, Boss $59, Unlimited $97. Annual billing takes 20% off, but annual prices are not shown. The homepage lists some plan limits differently from the pricing page, so check the current figures on their site before buying.

Does Postwise have a free plan?

Not on the pages checked: there is a 7-day free trial. The pages do not clearly say whether the trial needs a card (the pricing page footer says “No credit card required”, but it does not explain how that fits with the automatic subscription after the trial).

Does xVirals post or schedule tweets for me?

No. xVirals never posts to X and has no scheduling. You copy the draft you like and post it yourself; the Chrome extension (coming soon) will be able to type it into X's composer, and you will still press post yourself.

Do I have to connect my X account to xVirals?

No. There is no OAuth and no stored access token. You enter a handle and xVirals reads that account's public posts to build a style profile.

How much does xVirals cost?

Argo $19.90, Hero $39.90 and Olympus $99.90 per month, in US dollars, with 2,000, 5,000 and 20,000 monthly credits. Payments are live through Dodo Payments; new accounts sign up with Google or email.

How can I try xVirals?

Sign up at xvirals.com/register with Google or email; new accounts start with free trial credits.

Sources

Everything stated about Postwise on this page comes from Postwise's own website. . Their plans and features may have changed since; check their site for the current version.