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Track what actually moves the needle

Real-time X analytics — impressions, engagement rate, replies, reposts, bookmarks, and follower delta — pulled every 6 hours from the official X API v2. Top-tweet detection across custom windows, week-over-week deltas, per-tone-profile breakdowns.

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What you can see

AutoTweet's analytics dashboard gives you four views you'll use weekly: per-tweet metrics (engagement rate, replies, reposts, bookmarks for each post you publish), account trends (follower delta, impression sum, engagement rate over time), top tweets (your highest performers in any window you select), and per-tone-profile breakdowns (which of the 7 AI tone profiles resonates most with your audience).

The data refreshes every 6 hours via the official X API v2, which is fast enough for actionable weekly review and slow enough to stay within X's rate limits across thousands of connected accounts.

The 6 metrics that matter

What we track and what each number actually means. Benchmarks are observed medians across thousands of accounts; your numbers will vary by niche.

Impressions

How many times your tweet rendered in someone's feed. The denominator for every other ratio.

Benchmark: Median X tweet: 50-500 impressions for accounts <5k followers, scaling roughly linearly with followers.

Engagement rate

Likes + replies + reposts + bookmarks divided by impressions. The single best post-quality signal.

Benchmark: Median: 0.5%. Strong: 2%+. Exceptional: 5%+ on individual posts.

Conversation rate

Replies divided by impressions. The algorithm weights replies heaviest — high conversation rate signals algorithmic boost potential.

Benchmark: Median: 0.1%. Question-format posts: 0.3-0.8%.

Repost rate

Reposts divided by impressions. Indicates the content broke out of your existing audience.

Benchmark: Median: 0.1%. Viral threshold: ~0.5%.

Save rate

Bookmarks divided by impressions. The cleanest signal of reference-worthy content.

Benchmark: Median: 0.05%. Frameworks and lists: 0.3-1%.

Follower delta

New followers minus unfollows in a given window. The account-level outcome metric.

Benchmark: Healthy: 2-10/day for sub-10k accounts. 50+/day for accounts past viral inflection.

The weekly analytics workflow

The 4-step ritual that most high-output creators converge on. Takes about 20 minutes every Sunday.

1

Sunday review

Open analytics, set the window to "last 7 days," sort by engagement rate descending. Note the top 3 tweets — what tone, what topic, what hook pattern? Note the bottom 3 — what didn't land?

2

Pattern extraction

Write down the structural elements of the top 3. "Listicle threads beat single tweets this week." "Contrarian takes outperformed how-tos." "Long-form > short tweets for this audience."

3

Bias next week toward what worked

In AutoTweet, adjust your tone-profile rotation and format mix to lean into the patterns from step 2. Generate next week's queue, edit lightly, schedule.

4

Track week-over-week delta

After 4 weeks, compare week N to week N-4. If engagement rate is climbing, the bias is working. If it's flat, your audience may have a new pattern to discover — go back to step 1.

vs. X's native dashboard

X's built-in analytics shows you per-tweet metrics — what each individual post earned. That's useful but limited. The questions AutoTweet's analytics is built to answer are the ones X's native view doesn't cover:

  • "What were my top 10 tweets in the last 90 days?" (X shows you most-recent, not best.)
  • "Is my engagement rate trending up or down month-over-month?" (X has no historical comparison view.)
  • "Which tone profile performs best with my audience?" (X has no concept of tone profiles.)
  • "Did the post-cadence change last week earn more impressions per tweet?" (Cohort analysis, not in X.)

Use X's native dashboard for live in-the-moment numbers (the first 6 hours of a new tweet). Use AutoTweet for the comparison, cohort, and trend views.

Plans + insights

Real-time analytics is included on every paid plan — Starter ($49/mo), Growth ($99/mo), and Pro ($199/mo). Pro adds per-account performance breakdowns when you connect multiple X accounts.

Every dashboard view surfaces AI-generated insights alongside the raw numbers — which posting time, day, and format won for your account, with the sample size and the margin, so you can feed the finding straight back into your content workflow.

FAQ

What does AutoTweet analytics track?+
AutoTweet tracks per-tweet impressions, likes, replies, reposts, bookmarks, and engagement rate. It also tracks account-level follower delta over time, top tweets per period, and per-tone-profile performance breakdowns. All data comes from the official X API v2 and refreshes every 6 hours.
How fresh is the analytics data?+
Tweet-level metrics refresh every 6 hours via the official X API v2. Follower counts update on the same cycle. Live counts (within the first 6 hours of a tweet publishing) come from X's own dashboards; AutoTweet's analytics consolidate the historical data so you can compare across weeks and months.
How is this different from X's built-in analytics?+
X's native analytics show per-tweet metrics but don't surface week-over-week or month-over-month deltas, top-tweet rankings across custom windows, or per-tone-profile breakdowns. AutoTweet's analytics are designed for the workflow of 'find what works, do more of it' — the comparison and cohort views X's native dashboard doesn't offer.
Which plans include analytics?+
Real-time analytics is included on every paid AutoTweet plan — Starter ($49/mo), Growth ($99/mo), and Pro ($199/mo). Pro adds per-account performance breakdowns when you connect multiple X accounts.
What's the most important metric to track?+
Engagement rate (engagements ÷ impressions) for tweet-quality assessment, and follower delta per week for account-growth assessment. Engagement rate tells you which content resonates; follower delta tells you whether resonance is converting to permanent audience.

Stop guessing what worked.

AutoTweet's analytics surface the patterns your audience is already telling you. Run the weekly review. Bias toward what works. Compound from there.