Hypefury

Hypefury started as a Twitter scheduling tool and has grown into an AI-driven content engine for people who monetise an audience. The core idea is simple: scheduling was never the hard part, deciding what to post every day across six networks is. Hypefury reads your best-performing posts, your edits and the drafts you reject, then continuously proposes new posts for each free slot in your calendar. Nothing publishes without your approval unless you explicitly switch on auto-publish.

The platform combines a cross-network composer with queue automation that picks the best time for each destination and adapts formatting per platform. Around that core sit growth features: keyword-triggered Instagram auto-DMs that turn comments into leads and email contacts, an Engagement Builder feed that surfaces conversations worth replying to, Autoplugs that re-promote evergreen posts, and Pro-level social listening across Reddit and Hacker News. Analytics rank your best posts so you can feed the AI what already works.

Pricing is deliberately simple and aimed at replacing several subscriptions: a Flexible plan at $6 per month per connected platform with 20 AI posts, Creator at $19 per month with all six platforms and 300 AI posts per month, and Pro at $39 per month with 1,000 AI posts, social listening and up to five workspaces for ghostwriters or managers. Every plan opens with a 7-day free trial that needs no credit card, and yearly billing gives twelve months for the price of ten.