PilotMyX Review
X/Twitter analytics, post scheduling, and permissioned MCP access for AI-agent workflows
PilotMyX is an unusually focused X workflow: it keeps account analytics, a calendar, and agent access around one connected account instead of trying to be a broad social suite. Its clearest differentiator is MCP access with separate read, draft, scheduling, and publishing permissions. Basic is the practical tier for anyone who learns from replies as well as original posts, while the $99.99 monthly Growth plan only makes sense for a high-volume X publisher that needs its larger import and publishing allowances.
Pros and cons
- Published plans state exact analytics-history, import, and monthly publication limits rather than hiding the operating limits behind a sales call
- Analytics can separate original posts from replies written by the account, with rankings, period comparisons, and timing analysis
- The scheduler supports drafts, images with alt text, quoted-post links, editing, rescheduling, cancellation, and immediate publishing
- MCP tokens use distinct scopes for analytics, drafts, scheduling, and immediate publishing, so an agent does not need blanket write access
- Every plan includes scheduling, post analytics, MCP access, a skills bundle, and human support
- PilotMyX is for one connected X/Twitter account, not a multi-network calendar for Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok, or Facebook
- Starter excludes reply data and is limited to 30 posts or quotes per month, including only five link or quote posts
- The scheduler cannot schedule replies
- Basic and Growth cost $39.99 and $99.99 per month on monthly billing, which is expensive beside general-purpose scheduling tools
- The site does not publish a general developer API or an agency workspace, approval, or white-label reporting feature
What is PilotMyX?
PilotMyX is an X/Twitter analytics and scheduling product built around one connected account. It turns the posts, replies, and metrics returned for that account into searchable rows, rankings, period comparisons, and timing patterns, then keeps drafts and scheduled posts in the same product. The point is not merely to fill a queue. It is to decide what a recent result is worth testing next and put that test on the calendar.
Its narrow channel focus is both the appeal and the boundary. Basic and Growth can separate original posts from replies written by the account, which matters for people whose visibility comes as much from conversations as from standalone posts. The dashboard, Data screen, and Analytics screen cover summaries, individual content, and weekday or local-time patterns. Recent data refreshes daily, and the documentation says metric availability depends on what X returns for the connected account.
MCP is the feature that separates PilotMyX from a typical X scheduler. A compatible agent can read authorised account data, work with drafts, and use the calendar, but the owner chooses separate scopes for those actions. Hosted clients can use OAuth, while clients that accept a Bearer header can use a scoped token. That is a useful design for an agent-assisted workflow, although it does not replace a multi-channel social suite or a formal team approval system.
Core features
X account analytics and period comparisons
PilotMyX exposes the metrics returned for the authorised X account, including post impressions and engagement totals when available, returned interactions, and a current follower count with a synchronization timestamp. Users can filter and rank posts or replies by a supported metric, inspect the content behind a total, and compare a selected period with the immediately preceding period. Starter covers posts only for the latest 30 days; Basic adds posts and replies across 90 days, and Growth includes all imported analytics history.
Reply analysis and timing patterns
On Basic and Growth, PilotMyX keeps original posts and replies written by the account as distinct content types or combines them for an account-level view. Its timing analytics groups eligible publications by weekday and the account’s configured local time zone after they are at least 24 hours old. That makes it possible to test a timing pattern without confusing a reply left by someone else with a reply the account actually wrote.
Drafts, calendar, and X publishing
A draft can contain text, up to four ordered images with alt text, or a quoted X-post link. The workflow lets the user preview the text and media, publish immediately or choose a future date and hour, then edit, reschedule, or cancel while the publication remains eligible. PilotMyX can also choose a minute from 00 through 59 within the selected hour, but it cannot schedule replies.
MCP server with scoped agent permissions
PilotMyX provides MCP access for compatible AI clients. The published permission model separates reading account analytics, reading drafts and scheduled publications, creating or editing drafts and media, scheduling or cancelling future posts, and immediate publishing. The MCP documentation directs users to begin read-only, use a separate token per agent or device, choose an expiry, and revoke a token from MCP Access when it is no longer needed.
Plan-based imports and publishing allowances
Starter imports up to 100 posts and no replies, Basic imports up to 300 posts plus 100 replies, and Growth imports up to 600 posts plus 500 replies. Monthly publishing allowances are 30, 100, and 300 posts or quotes respectively; the smaller quote-or-link allowances are five, 25, and 100. Threads count each post separately, and quote or link posts count against both allowances, so the limits matter for an account that publishes often or uses links heavily.
Pricing
| Feature | Starter (Post Only) $8.33/mo billed yearly | Basic $33.33/mo billed yearly | Growth $83.33/mo billed yearly |
|---|---|---|---|
| Initial import | 100 posts | 300 posts + 100 replies | 600 posts + 500 replies |
| Analytics history | 30 days, posts only | 90 days, posts and replies | Full imported history, posts and replies |
| Posts or quotes published/month | 30 | 100 | 300 |
| Quote or link posts/month | 5 | 25 | 100 |
| Daily synchronization | 5 billable post reads/day | ✓ | ✓ |
| Scheduler, images, quotes, and shared calendar | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| MCP access and skills bundle | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
Who it is for
Someone publishing consistently on one X account can use the analytics-to-calendar loop to turn recurring topics, profile visits, and reply performance into the next test rather than maintaining a disconnected draft list.
Basic is a credible fit for a founder whose original posts and replies both matter. It imports 300 posts and 100 replies, separates the two formats in analysis, and allows 100 posts or quotes per month.
A person already working in a compatible MCP client can give an agent read-only access first, then add draft or scheduling permissions only after the account data and proposed post have been reviewed.
Verdict
PilotMyX earns a 7.6 because its X-specific workflow is coherent and unusually transparent about limits. The product has a real advantage for an individual who wants an agent to work from authorised account evidence rather than generic prompts, and the scoped permissions are thoughtfully designed. It is less compelling for a team that needs several networks, client approvals, social inboxes, or a lower-cost queue. Basic is the best balance of history, reply analysis, and publishing capacity for most serious X users.
Frequently asked questions
How much does PilotMyX cost for an X/Twitter creator in 2026?
PilotMyX lists monthly prices of $9.99 for Starter, $39.99 for Basic, and $99.99 for Growth, plus applicable taxes. Annual billing displays $8.33, $33.33, and $83.33 per month respectively, with two months free, and every plan starts with a 7-day trial that requires a payment method.
Can PilotMyX analyze replies as well as original X posts?
PilotMyX Basic and Growth can analyze original posts and replies written by the connected account separately or together, while Starter imports and analyses posts only. Basic includes up to 300 imported posts and 100 replies with 90 days of analytics; Growth imports up to 600 posts and 500 replies with all imported history.
Can an AI agent schedule X posts through PilotMyX?
A compatible AI agent can schedule X posts through PilotMyX only when its MCP token has the relevant draft and scheduling permissions. Read access, draft editing, scheduling, and immediate publishing are separate scopes, and the account owner can edit, reschedule, or cancel a scheduled post before it goes live.
What can PilotMyX schedule for an X/Twitter account?
PilotMyX can schedule original posts, including text, up to four ordered images with alt text, and quoted-post links, but it cannot schedule replies. Link and quote posts count against both the overall monthly publication allowance and the plan’s smaller quote-or-link allowance.
Reviewed by Filipe Lins DuarteCo-Founder & CEOVast experience talking to customers and users to understand what good software looks like. Background spans commercial and product roles.
Checked by John RiceCo-Founder & CTO15+ years building tech products and web applications. Conducted hundreds of user interviews to know what a good product looks like.
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