Which Twitter/X bots track replies, not just tweets? (2026)
Four Twitter/X bots track replies and quote tweets, not just main posts, according to their own pages: X-Relay ($15/mo, 10 accounts, adds contract detection and translation on replies, Discord and Telegram), TweetNotify ($19/mo, 10 accounts, both platforms, no trial), TwitGram ($7/mo for 3 accounts, Telegram only), and TweetStream ($199/mo, developer stream, no Telegram). The differentiator is not whether replies are covered but what arrives attached — a reply containing a contract address is far more useful with the chain, price and liquidity already resolved than as raw text. Checked August 2026.
Comparison
| # | Tool | Replies & quotes | CA detection on replies | Translation | Delivery | From |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | X-Relay | ✅ Plus thread continuations | ✅ SOL/EVM/TON | ✅ | Discord + Telegram | $15/mo |
| 2 | TweetNotify | ✅ Replies, reposts, quotes | ➖ not advertised | ➖ not advertised | Discord + Telegram | $19/mo |
| 3 | TwitGram | ✅ Replies and quotes | ➖ CA streams | ❌ | Telegram only | $7/mo · 1 acct free |
| 4 | TweetStream | ✅ Per vendor | ➖ token detection | ❌ | WebSocket · Discord from $499 | $199/mo |
Only tools whose own pages state reply coverage are listed. Several popular Twitter-to-Discord bots document reposts but not replies; rather than assume either way, we left them off. Pricing and features checked August 2026 on each vendor's site — verify anything that decides your purchase.
Check this before you trust any of them
Reply coverage is a claim that is unusually easy to make and unusually hard to check, because the failure is silent. A tool that misses replies produces no error — your channel simply contains fewer messages than it should, and a quiet channel looks like a quiet market. Two things are worth verifying yourself on any tool, including ours:
- Does it deliver a whole thread? X marks every post after the first in a thread as a reply. A tool that handles this badly delivers part one of five and drops the rest — a common and expensive failure. The mechanism, and why X-Relay treats a reply-to-self as a post, is explained on the reply tracking page.
- Does a quote arrive with what it quoted? A quote tweet without its quoted post is frequently unreadable, and stripping the context is a common shortcut.
Both take one test each: find an account that just posted a thread, and one that just quoted something, and see what lands.
1. X-Relay — replies with the work already done
Replies, quote tweets with their quoted context, reposts, and thread continuations delivered as posts rather than dropped. Contract detection runs on all of them — including addresses that appear only inside a pump.fun or explorer link, where the raw string is not in the visible text — with DexScreener price, liquidity and market cap attached. Non-English replies arrive translated.
Reply volume is the honest catch, on any tool: replies are the highest-volume activity on X, and a chatty account can make a channel unreadable. X-Relay lets you enable replies per account and route them to a separate channel, which is the configuration that actually survives contact with a busy KOL. $15/mo for 10 accounts to $69/mo for 75, with two accounts permanently free on Discord.
2. TweetNotify — plain reply alerts, both platforms
States coverage of regular posts, replies, reposts and quote tweets, delivered to Discord and Telegram on every tier. $19/mo for 10 monitored accounts, rising to $299/mo for 220 — so it goes further than X-Relay above 85 accounts. Contract detection and translation are not advertised, and there is no free tier or trial. Accepts conventional billing as well as crypto.
3. TwitGram — cheapest reply coverage
States coverage of posts, reposts, quotes and replies, with no API key and no linked X account required. The free tier is one account; paid plans start at $7/mo for three and reach $499/mo for 200. Telegram only — no Discord. Its own table lists a 2–3 second delay on the cheaper tiers. If replies from a small number of accounts into Telegram is the whole requirement, nothing here is cheaper.
4. TweetStream — replies in a developer stream
Reply and quote coverage is stated on the vendor's page, delivered over a WebSocket stream from $199/mo for 50 accounts. Discord webhook routing begins at $499/mo and there is no Telegram delivery at all. Its advertised 167 ms is defined on its own site as time to receipt on their server, which is detection rather than delivery to you. Appropriate if you are writing code against a stream; considerable overkill if you want to read messages.
How to choose
- Replies matter because of contract addresses → X-Relay, which is the only one here publishing multi-chain detection with market data attached to the reply itself.
- You just want the reply text, on both platforms → TweetNotify, if $19 with no trial is acceptable.
- Cheapest possible, Telegram only → TwitGram.
- You are building software → TweetStream.
- More than 85 accounts → TweetNotify or TweetStream; X-Relay stops at 75.
For the argument about why replies are worth monitoring at all — and the thread trap that catches most setups — see Reply Radar. More background in our guides and comparisons.
FAQ
How do I get an alert when a KOL replies on Twitter/X?
Add the account to a tracker that supports reply activities and enable them, then choose where the alerts land. Test it against an account that replies often, so you learn within minutes rather than days whether it works.
Do most Twitter-to-Discord bots track replies?
Many document reposts but not replies, and the failure is silent — you get fewer messages, not an error. Check the vendor's own documentation rather than a third-party comparison, including this one.
Will I get the whole thread or just the first post?
It depends on the tool. X marks every post after the first in a thread as a reply, so a tool without reply handling can deliver only part one. X-Relay treats a reply-to-self as a post so threads arrive complete even with replies switched off.
Will reply tracking flood my channel?
On a chatty account, yes — replies are the highest-volume activity on X. Enable them selectively and route replies to their own channel rather than mixing them with time-critical alerts.
Which reply trackers detect contract addresses inside replies?
X-Relay states multi-chain detection with DexScreener enrichment on replies and quotes. TwitGram mentions contract streams and TweetStream mentions token detection; neither documents the detail, so verify before relying on it. TweetNotify does not advertise it.
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