Tweet scheduler?

As the title suggests, I'm looking for a tweet scheduler. It has to be free though, and be able to run 30-ish accounts with the free version. Are there any SaaS sites out there that offers this?

If not; can anyone recommend me an open-source Python library, or project that has this?

Don't want to have to spend my own time building one if there are free options out there.

DunderMannen said:

As the title suggests, I'm looking for a tweet scheduler. It has to be free though, and be able to run 30-ish accounts with the free version. Are there any SaaS sites out there that offers this?

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You will not find a SAAS version that is free as the site will have server costs.

If not; can anyone recommend me an open-source Python library, or project that has this?

Don't want to have to spend my own time building one if there are free options out there.

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There are lots of API libraries out there, but you will need dev API access (request from twitter) But even then, it won't be a bot you just plug in and use, you will need to joing the functions together to do what you want

How many accounts can one add up in Tweetdeck? I think I have ran 3-5 accounts on it. Not more than that.

rootjazz said:

You will not find a SAAS version that is free as the site will have server costs.


There are lots of API libraries out there, but you will need dev API access (request from twitter) But even then, it won't be a bot you just plug in and use, you will need to joing the functions together to do what you want

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Can you name paid ones?

azooz3001 said:

Can you name paid ones?

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The 3 main ones you will see mentioned on BHW are

Jarvee
FollowLiker
Twitterdub (disclaimer I am developer)

They all do the same thing (more or less), but are different price points, different licenses, different usage restrictions, different support etc. I believe all 3 have BSTs here on BHW so you can find various reviews and information if you look. If you have specific questions, reach out to each companies support system and see how useful / responsive they are, as for sure you will need support at some point, so better to have an idea before you jump in. But all products should have a trial period or refund period, so you can check all out and see which you prefer

twando is rough but it works. are you making tweets or in bulk?