Best Twitter (X) growth and reply guy services in 2026
Some services reply on your X (Twitter) account and some draft replies you post yourself. We checked twelve, ours included, on their own pages on 8 October 2026.
We compared twelve Twitter (X) growth and reply guy services on who presses Reply, how each one gets into your account, daily volume and price.
For replies posted on your account without you pressing Reply, look at BeeReach, Fireply, GhostReply, Magic, ReplyGuy.org or VA MASTERS. If you would rather post every reply yourself, only faster, a drafting tool such as ReplyWisely or ReplyGuy by Appendment fits. Services that sell followers, and names other lists still recommend, are covered near the end.
GhostReply is ours; nobody paid to be listed; prices checked on each vendor’s own page on 8 October 2026. Each group below is in alphabetical order, which is not a ranking.
Which reply guy service fits which account?
The right reply guy service depends on who you want pressing Reply and how many replies a day your account needs.
| If you want | Look at |
|---|---|
| A tool you set up that posts for you, at the lowest price per published reply | BeeReach |
| A tool you set up that posts for you, with 20 to 40 free replies to start | Fireply (needs X Premium) |
| Crypto projects, lowest starting price | Fiverr “reply guy” gigs |
| Daily replies, likes and follows from your account, set up on a call, with posts on a higher plan | GhostReply (ours) |
| One assistant for X and other work, paid by the week | Magic |
| A set amount of engagement time each day | ReplyGuy.org |
| Replies that recommend your product, on Reddit too | Replymer |
| To post every reply yourself, faster | ReplyWisely, ReplyGuy by Appendment, engage.fast |
| Reply generation inside a wider X toolkit | Tweet Hunter |
| A full-time VA who also handles posts and threads | VA MASTERS |
To do it yourself for nothing, the reply guy strategy has the full method. If you sell a service, how to get clients on X covers the replies that turn into calls.
X reply services compared: price, access and volume
The table lists the twelve X reply services as each vendor’s own page described them on 8 October 2026: services that post for you first, then tools where you post each reply yourself. “Not checked” means we could not confirm that detail on the vendor’s page.
| Service | Price | Volume | Who presses Reply | Access to your account |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BeeReach | $39 / $79 / $159 a month | 30 / 80 / 250 a day | BeeReach, from your account | X Delegate |
| Fireply | $69 / $99 / $129 a month | 20 / 35 / 50 a day | Fireply, through its Contributor handle | X Delegate, Contributor role; X Premium required |
| Fiverr “reply guy” gigs | Gigs start at $10–$100 | Not shown | Depends on the gig | Varies; at least one names Delegate |
| GhostReply (ours) | Presence $99 a month; Run from $590 a month; Agency $49 per account a month, from 5 accounts | Replies up to 50 a day on every plan, plus likes and follows; Run adds up to 14 posts a week | GhostReply, from your account | X Delegate, Contributor role |
| Magic | $270 / $540 a week | 20 or 40 hours a week | Your assistant, from your account | X Delegate, contributor or admin |
| ReplyGuy.org | $89 / $149 / $499 a month | 30 minutes or 1 hour of engagement a day; no reply count | ReplyGuy.org, from your account | X Delegate |
| VA MASTERS | About $1,200–$1,440 a month | 5–10 posts a day, replies included | Your VA | Your login or a scheduler |
| engage.fast | $9 a month early bird, $19 after | 500 drafts (period not stated) | You, after a draft | Sign in with X |
| ReplyGuy (Appendment) | Free; $19 / $49 / $99 a month | 10 free; 300 / 500 / 1,000 a month | You, after a draft | Chrome extension |
| Replymer | $99 / $199 / $399 a month | 30 / 100 / 300 a month, X and Reddit together | You, in one click, or an agent you connect | Not checked |
| ReplyWisely | $29 / $49 / $99 a month | 100 / 300 drafts a day; unlimited | You, after a draft | Chrome extension, then Sign in with X |
| Tweet Hunter | $29 / $49 / $200 a month | Reply generation on Enterprise only | Not checked | Not checked |
What changed on X in 2026 for reply services?
Two changes on X in 2026 matter when you compare these services: a February limit on replies sent through the API, and a cap of 200 replies a day for unverified accounts, reported in May.
The API change came on 23 February 2026. X’s developer account wrote that through the API “you can only reply if the original author @ mentions you or quotes your post”, and that Enterprise and Public Utility apps are not affected. Outside those two, a tool that posts replies through X’s API can no longer reply under a post unless its author mentioned or quoted it.
X’s limits page, read on 1 October 2026, lists “50 original posts and 200 replies per day for unverified accounts”. Wayback Machine captures of that page show 2,400 posts a day on 5 May and the new figures on 16 May 2026, and Engadget reported the change on 18 May. One older sentence on the same help page still says 2,400.
Reply guy services that post on your account
On this list BeeReach, Fireply, GhostReply, Magic, ReplyGuy.org and VA MASTERS post replies on your account, so you never press Reply, and at least one Fiverr gig offers the same. Most connect through X’s Delegate feature; VA MASTERS asks for your login or a scheduler. R3PLY works through Delegate too, but it publishes no price, so it has no row.
BeeReach
BeeReach connects through what it calls “Safe Delegation via X” and posts replies from your account. Plans are $39 a month for 30 a day, $79 for 80 and $159 for 250, and its own cards print the price per comment: $0.043, $0.033 and $0.021. That is the lowest price per published reply on this list, and the homepage offers a 5-day free demo. The page asks for “admin delegation” in one place and a “Contributor” in its FAQ, so ask which role it needs before you add it. The Scale plan’s 250 a day is above X’s 200 replies for unverified accounts, so it can’t be used in full on an unverified account; X publishes no figure for verified ones.
Fireply
Fireply’s homepage promises “You do nothing.” The service joins your account with the Contributor role (“Contributor access - no account access needed”): a Contributor handle from Fireply’s own pool posts the replies on your account. Plans are $69 a month for 20 replies a day, $99 for 35 and $129 for 50, which is $0.115, $0.094 and $0.086 a reply at full use. The homepage offers “40 Free Replies on Us! No Credit Card Required,” and its terms, last updated 29 September 2026, scale that to 20, 30 or 40 by follower count. Its own safety article lists three requirements: “Verified account (X Premium).” “50+ followers.” “At least one post in the last 7 days.” The home page counts “Zero Shadowbans to Date”, and the same article is open about the risk that remains: “anyone claiming zero risk is selling.”
Fiverr “reply guy” gigs
Fiverr’s reply guy category listed 46 gigs on 8 October 2026, with starting packages from $10 to $100 and a median of $15. Thirteen of the 46 titles mention crypto, memecoins, Solana, pump, NFTs or tokens. At least one seller names Delegate access in its gig title (from $30). It has the lowest starting price of the services that reply for you ($10, against $39 at BeeReach, the next lowest), but the category page does not show what that price buys, so read each gig’s packages before comparing it with a monthly plan.
GhostReply (ours)
GhostReply is our reply guy service. Every day we reply from your own X account, in your voice, under posts by the accounts your buyers read, and around those conversations we like posts and follow accounts in your field. Before you pay anything, you see examples in your voice and the list of accounts we will reply under. Access is X’s Delegate feature with the Contributor role, so no password changes hands, and you can remove us on the same X settings screen at any moment.
There are three plans, each billed by the month, and you can cancel anytime. Presence is $99 a month for one account: replies up to 50 a day, plus the likes and follows. Run, from $590 a month, adds a strategy and content plan, up to 14 posts a week in your voice, and answers to the people who comment under them. Those answers count toward its ceiling of 50 a day, and the scope is agreed on a call. Agency is $49 per account a month, from 5 accounts, with Presence and a separate voice on each.
If the account shows signs of strain, we tell you and recommend a lower pace, and the decision is yours. Every plan starts with a free 30-minute call about your account, and the first replies go out within 48 hours of you adding us through Delegate. After that, a manager is on WhatsApp or Telegram 24/7, and you can ask for the log of everything we published for you whenever you like.
WHERE OURS FALLS SHORT
Every plan starts with a call, so it takes longer to start than a tool you install.
Presence, at $99 a month, costs more than the entry plans of BeeReach ($39) and Fireply ($69).
Run’s $590 is a floor, and the exact price is set on the call.
Agency’s $49 is per account and starts at 5 accounts, so the smallest Agency bill is $245 a month.
Each plan sets a daily ceiling, and none promises a fixed number of replies.
A Contributor seat includes your Direct Messages, because X built the role that way for every Delegate-based service here. We do not open them or send any, and our terms say so.
This entry is our own description. No independent review of GhostReply is linked here.
Magic
Magic sells a general assistant by the week: $270 for 20 hours part-time or $540 for 40 hours full-time, “billed every 4 weeks”, with “No Contracts”. Its guide to delegating X says to make the assistant “one of your delegates on X”, either as a contributor, which “allows them to post, schedule posts, like others’ posts, and read and send direct messages”, or as an admin for analytics. You pay for hours, so the number of replies depends on how you spend them. A part-time four-week bill comes to $1,080.
ReplyGuy.org
ReplyGuy.org sells engagement time and publishes no reply count: $89 a month for 30 minutes a day plus an account audit, $149 for an hour a day, and a $499 brand growth plan. The page shows these as discounts from $150, $300 and $1,000. Access “runs entirely through 𝕏 Delegate”, and it offers a full refund if a month falls below its stated floor, in its words “300–1000 followers/mo or refund.” Other products share the ReplyGuy name; two of them are among the tools below.
VA MASTERS
VA MASTERS places an X virtual assistant at $7.50–$9.00 an hour, about $1,200–$1,440 a month full-time, for “5–10 posts per day including standalone tweets, replies, and thread posts”. On access it says: “Your VA will need login access or access through a scheduling tool like Buffer or Hootsuite.” Its replacement guarantee covers the hire: if a VA does not work out, it recruits another at no extra cost.
Reply guy tools where you press Reply yourself
Replymer has you publish each reply in one click, and engage.fast, ReplyGuy by Appendment and ReplyWisely draft replies for you to edit and post. Drafting tools start lowest (ReplyGuy by Appendment has a free plan, engage.fast costs $9), and you decide when each reply goes out. Tweet Hunter is here as a wider X toolkit; we did not check how its replies get posted.
engage.fast
engage.fast signs in with X and drafts replies for you to post: 500 of them for an early-bird $9 a month (“10 seats left. $19 when sold out.”), with no period stated for the 500, and a “3-day free trial.” If the 500 are monthly, a draft costs about $0.018 at $9 and $0.038 at $19.
ReplyGuy (Appendment)
Several products use this name. ReplyGuy.org, which posts replies for you, is covered above. ParseStream’s review (by a competitor, and it says so) calls the other two “Two Products, One Name.” ReplyGuy by Appendment is a reply guy Chrome extension that drafts replies in your browser: free for 10 a month, then $19 for 300, $49 for 500 and $99 for 1,000, with 20% off annual billing and a 30-day money-back guarantee.
ReplyGuy.com is the other one. Its FAQ says that on Twitter it suggests where and what to reply, “but it’s up to you to edit and post the reply.” Its pricing page lists plans from $10 to $199 a month, and its homepage also shows a $499 plan.
Replymer
Replymer is built for product mentions. In its words, it will “write a natural reply that recommends your product. You post it from your own account in one click, and X publishes automatically.” Further down, the homepage offers a second route: an agent you connect over MCP posts the replies for you. Plans are $99 a month for 30 replies, $199 for 100 and $399 for 300 ($1.33–$3.30 a reply at full use), plus a 7-day free trial with no card. Each plan’s monthly count covers Reddit and X together. Its ReplyGuy-alternative page quotes a lower entry price: “From $49/mo flat”.
ReplyWisely
ReplyWisely drafts and leaves the posting to you (“Nothing goes out without you.”). You add its Chrome extension and then sign in with X. Plans are $29 a month for 100 drafts a day, $49 for 300 and $99 for unlimited drafts under fair use, with 7 free days and no card, and a 30-day money-back guarantee on the first charge.
Tweet Hunter
Tweet Hunter’s pricing page lists Discover at $29 a month, Grow at $49 and Enterprise at $200, with a 7-day free trial. Reply generation and a “Ghostwriting mode” are on Enterprise only. We did not check how its replies get posted.
How does each X reply service get into your account?
X reply services reach your account in five ways: X’s Delegate feature, your login, a scheduler such as Buffer, Sign in with X, or a browser extension. With Delegate the provider works from its own login and your password stays with you.
| Access | Used here by | What you hand over |
|---|---|---|
| X Delegate | BeeReach, Fireply, GhostReply, Magic, ReplyGuy.org, at least one Fiverr gig | A Contributor or Admin seat; no password |
| Your login | VA MASTERS; Ampfluence | Your password |
| A scheduler (Buffer, Hootsuite) | VA MASTERS, as an alternative | Access to your scheduler account; not checked further |
| Sign in with X | engage.fast; ReplyWisely, after you add its extension | A sign-in to the tool from your account |
| Browser extension | ReplyGuy by Appendment, ReplyWisely | No password; the extension works inside your own logged-in browser |
X’s role picker says: “Contributors can send Direct Messages, publish posts, and create Lists. Contributors can also view the account’s Direct Messages, posts, and Lists.” X’s Delegate help page adds that “Account owners are responsible for the content posted to their accounts by authorized admins and contributors.” Setup with screenshots is in how X Delegate works, step by step. If the invite never shows up, see what to do when X Delegate is not working.
Which X reply service gives the most replies for the money?
Used in full over a 30-day month, BeeReach has the lowest price per published reply here: $0.021 on its Scale plan and $0.043 on Starter. Fireply comes to $0.086–0.115 a reply. Replymer, where you publish each reply in one click, comes to $1.33–3.30. A draft costs $0.018–0.038 on engage.fast and $0.063–0.099 on ReplyGuy by Appendment, and you still post each one.
Log scale: each gridline is ten times the one before. A draft is a suggestion you still post yourself, so it is a different unit from a published reply. The engage.fast range assumes its 500 drafts are monthly; its page does not say.
GhostReply is not in the chart. Its plans set a daily ceiling, and the price also covers likes and follows (and posts on Run), so a price per reply would not describe what you pay for. Fireply’s top plan is 50 replies a day, and GhostReply’s ceiling is 50 a day on every plan. BeeReach Scale is the one fixed plan above X’s 200 for unverified accounts. How close to 200 an account should run is a separate question, covered in how many replies per day you can post on X.
Every GhostReply plan starts with a call about your account and the pace that suits it.
Book a callTwitter growth services often recommended, but not on this list
Some names on other 2026 lists of Twitter growth services and X tools are missing here because they no longer work with X, have shut down, sell something other than replies, or publish no price we could check.
Hypefury’s pricing page answers “Does Hypefury still support 𝕏/Twitter?” with “Nope! Hypefury no longer supports 𝕏 : (”, yet at least three 2026 lists of X tools we opened still recommend it. If you came looking for a Hypefury alternative, start with the table above. Black Magic says “BlackMagic is shutting down on July 1, 2026.” Jarvee says “Jarvee is permanently closed.”
Ampfluence sells Twitter growth for $119, $189 and $289 a month, and its FAQ says it needs your login credentials. Signals lists replies on X with no published price, and its services page is titled “Reddit and Quora marketing services”. R3PLY publishes no price, and its page says: “Pricing is scoped to your reply volume and goals on a 30-minute call, not forced into a fixed tier.” entiXo’s site returned an error (HTTP 502) on 28 September, 1 October and 8 October 2026, so we could not check it.
Some “best Twitter growth service” lists rank services that deliver followers; we left them out, since they sell something other than replies. Growth agencies are a separate purchase: one agency’s 2026 round-up starts boutique agencies at $1,000 a month.
What to ask an X reply service before you hand over your account
Before you give any X reply service access, get answers to the six questions below. X holds you responsible whoever presses Reply.
Do you need my password? With Delegate, no. With a shared password, removing one person means changing it for everyone.
Who presses Reply? It decides how much of your day the service takes.
Which accounts will you reply under? Ask for the list before anything goes out.
How many a day? Compare it with X’s 200 a day for unverified accounts, and ask whether the plan needs a verified account.
Can I see examples first? A few replies in your voice show more than a sales page.
How do I remove you? With Delegate it is one screen in your X settings.
How we checked: every vendor price, cap and quote was re-read on the vendor’s own page on 8 October 2026. X’s help pages were read on 1 October 2026, and each screenshot carries the date it was taken. If a price no longer matches, trust the vendor.
Frequently asked questions
What is the best Twitter growth service in 2026?
It depends on who you want pressing Reply and how many replies a day you need. For replies posted on your account without you pressing Reply, look at BeeReach, Fireply, GhostReply, Magic, ReplyGuy.org or VA MASTERS. To post each reply yourself from a ready draft, use ReplyWisely or ReplyGuy by Appendment. Services that sell followers are a different purchase.
How much does a reply guy service cost?
On 8 October 2026, Fiverr “reply guy” gigs had starting prices of $10 to $100. Services that post replies on your account started at $39 a month (BeeReach), $69 (Fireply), $89 (ReplyGuy.org) and $99 (GhostReply; Run from $590). A full-time VA from VA MASTERS was about $1,200–$1,440 a month, and ReplyWisely and ReplyGuy by Appendment ran from free to $99.
Is it safe to let a service reply from my X account?
It is safer through X’s Delegate feature than with your password: the provider keeps its own login, and you can remove it in your settings. X’s Delegate help page still makes you responsible for what admins and contributors post, so check which accounts they will reply under and keep daily volume within X’s limits.
Do X reply services need my password?
Not all of them. BeeReach, Fireply, GhostReply, Magic and ReplyGuy.org use X’s Delegate feature, so no password is shared. VA MASTERS asks for login access or a scheduler such as Buffer. ReplyGuy by Appendment and ReplyWisely are browser extensions, and engage.fast uses Sign in with X. Ampfluence, outside our twelve, says it needs your login credentials.
Do I need X Premium to use an X reply service?
For Fireply, yes: its safety article lists “Verified account (X Premium)”, 50+ followers and at least one post in the last 7 days. X’s limits page caps unverified accounts at 200 replies a day and publishes no figure for verified ones, so BeeReach’s 250-a-day plan can’t be used in full on an unverified account.
Delegate your X and keep your voice.
Daily replies from your own X account, in your voice, under posts your buyers read, with likes and follows around those conversations.
Before you pay anything, you see examples in your voice and the list of accounts we will reply under.
Access through X’s Delegate feature as a Contributor, with no password. You can remove us on the same screen at any moment.
Presence is $99 a month for up to 50 replies a day. Run, from $590 a month, adds up to 14 posts a week and answers to your commenters.