X link-post limits

X's API pricing makes posts that contain a link much more expensive to publish than posts without one. To keep PostFast sustainable and fair for everyone, each plan includes a monthly allowance of X (Twitter) posts that contain a link. Text posts, media posts, and retweets are not affected.

Your monthly link-post allowance

Each plan includes a set number of X posts that contain a link, per calendar month. Higher plans include a larger allowance.

For the exact allowance on your plan, see postfa.st/fair-usage, which is always the source of truth.

What counts toward the limit

• Any X post that contains a link. That includes a full web address, a short link like bit.ly, or even a bare domain like example.com.
• A link in the post's first comment also counts. A post with a link in both the text and the first comment counts as two.
• Retweets and posts without any link do not count.

What happens when you reach the limit

• You can keep posting to X as usual. Only posts that contain a link are affected.
• If you try to schedule or publish a link post once you are over your allowance, you'll see a message that you've reached your monthly X link-post limit.
• The allowance resets on the 1st of each month.

Tips

• Not every post needs a link. Text and media posts to X are unaffected.
• If you regularly need more link posts, upgrading your plan raises the allowance.

Related

• Schedule a post to X (Twitter)
• Change or cancel your plan
• Why did my post fail?