30 formats sorted by what each one actually costs you in time and credits.
They price a 12-second observation and a three-hour research thread the same way.
Effort in minutes. Reach ceiling. Whether you can schedule it. What it costs to publish.
The workhorses — under six minutes each, and they all queue.
Original data, build logs and long-form essays have the highest ceiling — and cost hours, not minutes.
Through X's pay-per-use API, a plain post costs 15 credits. The same post carrying a link costs 200.
A reply with a URL is priced as content with a URL. Body 15 plus link-reply 200 is 215 — more, not less.
Pinning a post to your profile isn't in X's API, so no tool can do it. Nor can anyone legitimately reply to strangers for you.
One case study becomes six posts: the headline number, the failure, the before/after, the definition, the process, the asset.
With the full cost table, the schedulable-versus-manual split, and the one-idea-into-a-week workflow.