A Fedica alternative, if the job is feeding your AI assistant

Fedica is an analytics and publishing tool with a Free plan and deep X analytics. LinkIntel does not replace that. It is the alternative if what you want is for Claude, ChatGPT or another assistant to start each draft from your own X results, X's ranking weights and references you chose.

In short: Stay with Fedica if you want follower analysis, demographics, unfollower tracking, bot detection, best times from your audience, competitor analysis or a free scheduler. Consider LinkIntel if your analytics are for the assistant you draft with: it reads your own results and X's ranking weights daily, read-only. I found no MCP server on Fedica's site.

Why people look for a Fedica alternative

Full disclosure: I make LinkIntel, so I'm biased. Fedica is much better than LinkIntel at X analytics and I will say so. It lists engagement analytics, follower analysis with a city-level map and demographics, follower growth tracking, unfollower tracking, bot and fake follower detection, best times from your audience's activity and top interactors.

The reasons to look elsewhere are mostly about plans. Advanced X engagement metrics such as impressions and link clicks start on Grow, at $19 a month billed annually or $29 monthly. Teams, approval workflows, roles and the Publishing API start on Research, at $79 annual or $129 monthly. And I found no MCP server on its site, so an assistant cannot pull your results from it except through the Publishing API on Research and up.

If your goal is to give the assistant you draft with your own results, that gap is what LinkIntel fills.

What to look for in an alternative

Be clear whether you want analytics you read or analytics your assistant reads. A dashboard of followers and demographics is for you. Evidence in the assistant's context is for the draft. Fedica is built for the first. LinkIntel only does the second, and only for your own posts: it does not analyse followers, track other accounts or listen for keywords.

If you want something free, X's own analytics are free: its docs say the Post Activity Dashboard is free through analytics.x.com, with a CSV export of up to 30 days at a time and a 3,000 post cap. Fedica and Buffer also have Free plans.

Trying LinkIntel alongside Fedica

There is nothing to migrate and no reason to cancel Fedica. Connect X to LinkIntel and it reads your recent original posts and their metrics once a day, read-only. Use Fedica to understand your audience and publish, and your assistant with LinkIntel to draft.

LinkIntel costs $39 USD a month with no free trial, and there is a full refund within 7 days of your first payment. Fedica's Free plan has no time limit, and I found no refund policy or paid trial stated on its pages.

Options

Alternatives to Fedica

  • LinkIntel

    A read-only MCP server that gives your assistant your own X posts and metrics, X's ranking weights and references you chose. It does not analyse followers or audiences. $39 USD a month, no free trial.

  • X's own analytics

    X's Post Activity Dashboard is free at analytics.x.com, with impressions, engagements and engagement rate per post and a CSV export, per X's help page. You read it yourself; an assistant does not.

  • Buffer

    Schedules to X and 11 other services, with a Free plan and X analytics including best days and types to post, per its pricing page and X page.

  • Typefully

    Writes, schedules and publishes to X and five other networks, with X analytics on Creator and a Free plan for scheduling, per its pricing page.

  • Tweet Hunter

    An X-only suite with complete X analytics on every plan, scheduling and automation, from $29 a month, per its pricing page.

  • OpenTweet

    Posts and schedules to X, Bluesky and LinkedIn, with an X Analytics dashboard on Advanced and Agency and an MCP server that can read your top posts, per its pricing page and docs.

Consider switching if

  • You mainly want your own AI assistant to draft from your own X results and X's ranking weights.
  • You want references you choose stored with source links and cited in drafts.
  • You want read-only access, so nothing posts, replies or DMs from your account.
  • You do not need audience analytics, and want to stop paying for them.

Stay with Fedica if

  • You want follower analysis, demographics, unfollower tracking or bot detection. LinkIntel does none of these.
  • You want to analyse other X accounts, find common followers or listen on keywords and hashtags, which Fedica's Research plan lists.
  • You want a scheduler with threads, polls, a calendar and many networks, including on a Free plan.
  • You need teams, approvals and roles: Fedica's Research plan has them, and LinkIntel is built around one person's own X account.
  • Price decides it: Fedica starts at $0, then $10 a month billed annually.

Questions

Common questions

Is LinkIntel a Fedica alternative?
Only for feeding an assistant. If you want follower analysis, demographics, listening or competitor analysis, Fedica is the better tool. LinkIntel gives your AI assistant your own X posts and metrics, X's ranking weights and references you chose, read-only.
Does Fedica have an MCP server?
I found no mention of MCP on its pricing page, homepage, FAQ or X pages. It lists a Publishing API on its Research and Custom plans. Check its site for the current position.
Does Fedica use X's official API?
Its X page says it uses the official X Enterprise API and has been an approved enterprise data customer since 2015. LinkIntel reads your own recent original posts and metrics once you connect X, and X's open-source ranking weights.
How much do Fedica and LinkIntel cost?
On its plans page on 2026-10-15, Fedica listed Free at $0, Publish at $10 a month billed annually or $15 monthly, Grow at $19 or $29, and Research at $79 or $129, plus a Custom plan. LinkIntel is $39 USD a month with no free trial and a full refund within 7 days of your first payment.

LinkIntel is $39 USD a month, with no free trial and a full refund within 7 days of your first payment. It reads your X results and never publishes.

Connect X to LinkIntel

Where this information comes from

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