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XOn X speed decides everything: an unhappy post spreads within an hour, while a timely reply settles the issue in front of every reader. Go&Reply collects mentions, replies and quotes in one queue, flags negativity and lets you answer from the same window as the other networks.
This network is almost entirely public, so the real work here is reputation rather than messaging.
Everything here depends on your API tier with X itself: the free level offers noticeably less.
@alex_mMentionHas anyone tried this service?
@marta_lReplyHow much per month?
@dev_danQuoteGood breakdown, but priceyThrough the official X authorisation. If you have a paid API tier, private messages switch on automatically.
Two questions about API access and about reaction speed.
Reading mentions and publishing work on the free access level. Private messages and a higher refresh rate require paid API tiers that X sells directly, and they are not part of the Go&Reply subscription.
Mentions are pulled on an interval because of X's limits, but the negative spike notification is sent on the very first message rather than after statistics accumulate. In practice that means minutes, not hours.
Seven days free, all eight networks available from the start, cancel whenever you like.