An AI agent that writes in your voice, tells you who to reply to, and runs your automations — paid per action from a wallet that never expires. No monthly bill.
Who should I reply to this morning? Then line up a post for my best hour tomorrow.
3 people are waiting on you — start with @lena_codes, a superfan, who asked how you measured the support drop 12 minutes ago.
Shipped a tiny fix today. Not a launch. A button that annoyed people for 3 weeks. Small ships compound.
Tue 9:00 AM · your best hour86/280
Write, plan, reply, automate, and pay only for what you use. Tap for sound.
Three short recordings of the real app. No mock-ups.
Today’s posts are already drafted in your voice, each at a good hour. One click queues them.
Recorded in ReachMore on a demo account, sped up slightly.
Your voice
Teach it how you write once. Every post, reply and voice note comes back on-brand — and a voice note becomes a finished draft in seconds.
Consistency
A queue that keeps you showing up, timed to when your audience is actually around — computed from your own account, not a generic chart.
Automation
A trigger, a few steps, an action — on your own account. Every step shows what it will cost before it runs, and nothing runs until you switch it on.
Engage
The replies and mentions waiting on you, ranked while the thread is still travelling — questions and your superfans first — each with a draft in your voice. What X lets an app send goes out after you approve; the rest opens in X's own reply box, free.
How do you stay so consistent on here?
Optional · for AI power users
A native MCP server, so the agent you already use can draft, schedule, post and read analytics — at the same prices as the dashboard.
Find my best slot tomorrow and queue a post about the launch.
get_best_post_timesfreedraft_post2 crschedule_postfreeQueued for Tuesday at 6 PM — your best hour from your own history. That cost 2 credits; publishing bills 15 when it goes out.
A monthly plan bills you twelve times whether you post or not. A wallet bills the post.
A quiet month costs $0. Credits never expire.
Several X accounts, one dashboard, one wallet.
Bio, name, location and link — by hand or from a workflow.
Talk it out; it becomes a polished draft.
Top up. Spend only on what runs. Nothing monthly.
Your consistency report, in your inbox.
Official X API. Your own account. You approve what talks to people.
Pick one, tweak it on the canvas, flip it on. Nothing runs until you approve it.
Writes a post in your voice and publishes it once a day, at your best hour.
Checks one of your numbers every day and posts when it passes the goal you set.
Emails you on the days someone unfollows you, with how many left and joined.
Pricing
One wallet for posting, the agent, Engage and automations. Every action shows its price before it runs.
Your month, priced
Set it to how you post.
Your month on ReachMore
$4.05
1,621 credits · a quiet month is $0
A typical X growth subscription
$29–49
every month, used or not
What things cost
$1 buys about 400 credits
Credits never expire. Purchases are non-refundable.
The limits are real and most of them are X's. Better before you pay than after.
X removed it from every self-serve API tier in April 2026.
Since February 2026, X only accepts an automated reply when that post’s author mentioned or quoted you. So the reply queue never replies to strangers.
Replies and DMs stay off until you switch them on, and anything that talks to a person can wait for your approval.
They work until they are detected, and leave you an audience that does not read you.
No cross-posting. A post written for everywhere works nowhere.
X charges 13× more for a post with a URL. You see the price first, and can move the link to the first reply in one click.
X caps event subscriptions per app. You see how many are left before you subscribe.
See your growth free. Then $1 buys ~400 credits (≈26 posts) that never expire.

From the maker
“I built ReachMore to take the busywork out of posting, replying, and staying active on X — so you can focus on building and shipping. No noise. Just momentum.”
Rahul Verma · Founder & Developer