Best Twitter/X tracker for Discord (2026)

Quick answer: For a crypto Discord server, X-Relay is the pick — it is the cheapest of these that covers replies and quote tweets, reads contract addresses out of posts with market data attached, and reaches Telegram from the same tracker, from $15/mo with two accounts permanently free. For a general feed of announcements, TweetShift is far cheaper at $2.99/mo, provided you accept linking your own X account. RSS.app is the right answer if you are mixing X with blogs and YouTube — but note its free plan excludes social sources entirely. TweetNotify and Tweet Catcher cover Discord and Telegram at higher prices, and TweetStream is a developer stream where Discord routing starts at $499/mo.

Comparison

Competitor pricing and features read from each vendor's own pages and checked August 2026. Where a row says "not advertised" or "undocumented", the vendor's site does not address it — that is not the same as the feature being absent, and we would rather say so than guess. Verify anything that decides your purchase.

1. X-Relay — for crypto servers

Covers posts, replies, quotes and reposts, follows and unfollows, profile edits, Spaces and X Community activity. Contract addresses are read out of posts across Solana, the major EVM chains and TON — including addresses that only appear inside a pump.fun or explorer link, where the raw string is not in the visible text at all — with DexScreener price, liquidity and market cap attached to the alert. Non-English posts arrive translated. A whole X List imports from one link. The same tracker also delivers to Telegram.

Speed, stated properly rather than as "instant": we re-check a tracked account as often as every 300 ms, and our fastest measured detection was 281 ms — the best of 51,655 detections over 72 hours on production to 29 August 2026, which is a record and not a typical result. We do not publish a delivery figure at all; here is why. $15/mo for 10 accounts up to $69/mo for 75, every feature in every tier, crypto payment only. Two accounts are permanently free on Discord.

Skip it if you track more than 75 accounts, need a card and an invoice, or want a raw stream to build on.

2. TweetShift — cheapest for general feeds

A polished Discord-native bot for mirroring timelines into channels, and genuinely good value at $2.99/mo for 100 feeds or $9.99/mo for 400. It also handles Bluesky and RSS, which nothing else here does.

Two things to know before choosing it. It reads X through an X account you link, and its own documentation recommends putting that account on a paid X plan because a free account can be rate-limited after a few hundred posts a day, which it warns "can potentially cause delays in delivery for several hours". And its plan page lists a free tier while a notice on the same page says X feeds require a paid plan — that notice is over a year stale, so we cannot tell you whether a free X feed works today. Its published speeds are about a minute on Premium and five to ten seconds on Pro, labelled best-effort estimates.

3. TweetNotify — plain alerts on both platforms

Covers posts, replies, reposts and quote tweets to Discord and Telegram on every tier. Plans run $19/mo for 10 monitored accounts, $49 for 30, $129 for 85 and $299 for 220, with delivery channels capped per tier. No free tier and no trial. Contract detection and translation are not advertised. If you need more than 85 accounts it goes further than X-Relay does.

4. RSS.app — X mixed with other sources

Runs its own Discord and Telegram bots, so no Zapier in the middle — which matters, because Zapier's X integration has not worked since August 2023. Its strength is breadth: blogs, news, YouTube and X normalised into one channel.

The catch is the interval. Feeds rebuild on a schedule — 24 hours free, 60 minutes on Basic, 15 minutes at best on higher tiers — so a post can be up to a full interval old when it reaches you. And social sources are excluded from the free plan entirely, so the cheapest route to an X feed is Basic at $8.32/mo on annual billing, which is the hourly tier.

5. Tweet Catcher — larger lists, EUR pricing

A Cloud Monitor at €70/mo for 30 accounts, or €300/mo for 200, delivering to Discord or Telegram. The Pro tier adds WebSocket and API access, auto-translation and OCR. Prepaying gives 12% off for three months and 17% for six. No free tier or trial, and it publishes no latency figure — the only speed language on the site is a tagline, so treat any specific number attributed to it as invented.

6. TweetStream — for developers

A WebSocket stream first and foremost, from $199/mo for 50 accounts. Discord webhook routing starts on the $499/mo tier, so the entry plan is not a Discord tool. No Telegram at all. Its advertised 167 ms median is defined on its own site as time to receipt on their server — detection, not delivery to your channel — so it is not comparable with an end-to-end figure.

How to choose

• Contract addresses are the point → X-Relay. It is the only one here that reads them and attaches market data.
• Announcements into a community channel → TweetShift, and save the money.
• You need a card and a receipt → TweetShift, TweetNotify, RSS.app, Tweet Catcher or TweetStream. Not us; X-Relay is crypto only.
• More than 85 accounts → TweetNotify or Tweet Catcher. X-Relay stops at 75.
• Non-X sources too → RSS.app, or TweetShift for Bluesky.
• You are writing code against it → TweetStream.

Whichever you pick, the Discord end is identical: a webhook you create in the channel. How Discord webhooks work covers creating one, the single permission it needs, embed versus plain messages, role pings that actually notify, and what happens when someone deletes the channel. More background in our guides and comparisons.

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