Comparisons

Futurepost vs Hypefury: which one fits how you post

Hypefury has no free plan and charges per account on its cheap tier. Side by side on price, automation, and what neither does for your follow graph.

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Hypefury has no free plan, and its $6 tier covers one account. A second account is another $6, a third is $18, and at that point the $19 plan is the only sensible choice.

Futurepost has a free tier that does not expire, charges $6 for the starter plan with no per-account surcharge, and the unfollow extension sits outside all of it, free.

Pricing

Futurepost

Free tier
FreeFreeA monthly allowance to try it
Starter$6/mo$5/mo yearlyThe essentials for one account
Pro$12/mo$10/mo yearlyFor posting consistently
Team$24/mo$19/mo yearlyRoles and a shared workspace

The unfollow extension sits outside all of this. It is free, and it does not need a Futurepost account.

Hypefury

Trial: 7 days, no card
Flexible$6/moOne channel. Each extra is another $6
Full$19/moEvery channel included

No free plan; their pricing page says so outright. The $6 tier covers a single channel, so two accounts is $12 and three is $18, at which point the $19 plan is the only sensible choice.

US dollars, read from each company's own pricing page in September 2026. Prices change; check before you buy.

We make Futurepost. Prices are from each company's own pricing page on the date shown.

What you get

FuturepostHypefury
Free planYesNo, 7-day trial
Second accountIncluded+$6/mo on the entry tier
Schedule posts and threadsYesYes
Bulk unfollowYes, free extensionNo
Remove followers in bulkYesNo
Growth automationLittle, deliberatelyThe centre of the product

Automation

Auto-DMs to everyone who engages, auto-retweeting your own posts, recycling old content on a loop. These are Hypefury's signature features and the reason people buy it.

They are also the features most likely to cost you. Every automated action spends a little of your account's standing with a platform that keeps getting less tolerant of automation, and auto-DMs are the fastest way to get muted by the people you just reached. We ship fewer things of that shape and publish the pacing on the ones we do.

Plenty of accounts do well running the other strategy. If that is yours, Hypefury is built for it.

The half Hypefury does not cover

It does nothing about who you follow. No bulk unfollow, no follower removal, no way to find the accounts that went quiet two years ago. If your timeline has filled with dead accounts, posting more into it is not the fix.

Our extension handles that, free, without a Futurepost account, and it works alongside whatever you schedule with.

Which to pick

Hypefury if automation is your growth strategy and you are comfortable with the trade it makes.

Futurepost if you want a free tier rather than a trial, more than one account without paying twice, or tools for the follow graph as well as the posting.

If scheduling is the whole question, Typefully is the closer comparison.

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