Nobody sells replies by the thousand once you see how X meters them.
Once by the model that drafts it, once by X when it sends. Those are different bills.
About 2 credits. You can generate and throw away a dozen drafts for the price of one send.
Roughly 10 credits per reply. So one AI-assisted reply lands near 12 credits, all in.
Then the send jumps from 10 credits to 200. Twenty plain replies cost the same as one link reply.
Each piece of content is priced on its own text. A post plus a link reply costs more, not less.
Only to accounts that mentioned or quoted you. Cold replying isn't a paid tier — it isn't available.
No classifier reliably knows if a reply is welcome. Drafts wait in a queue for you to approve.
50 replies a day, 15 per 15 minutes, 5 seconds apart. Budget doesn't move those ceilings.
The full cost table, the approval queue, and what an honest setup can't do.