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If you’re looking to optimize your Twitter presence, there are several tools designed to help. Two of the most popular are Tweet Hunter and Black Magic Editor.

While both of these platforms can help you manage your Twitter account more efficiently, you need one that aligns with your current needs.

In this article, we'll take a closer look at each tool, comparing its features and benefits. We'll also talk about any potential downsides so you can decide which one is the best fit for your Twitter goals.

Key Summary

To use Black Magic Editor, you need to install a Chrome extension when browsing on your actual Twitter account. Tweet Hunter does require this step.

You can schedule unlimited tweets and threads with Tweet Hunter. On Black Magic Editor, features are limited depending on your plan.

There is no AI chat assistant to help with drafting content on Black Magic Editor, but you get this on Tweet Hunter

Black Magic Editor may be cheaper at first glance. But because features are limited and it requires add-ons, Tweet Hunter is cheaper because it offers more value for money.

Feature Comparison: Black Magic Editor Vs Tweet Hunter

The tool you choose will depend on your specific needs. But overall, Tweet Hunter offers more features than Black Magic Editor, and here’s the breakdown:

Features	Black Magic Editor	Tweet Hunter
AI Writer	No	Yes
Auto DMs and Auto-plug	No	Yes
Scheduler	Yes	Yes
Evergreen Tweets	No	Yes
Add Unlimited Accounts	Limited and at an extra price	Yes
Tweet Inspiration	No	Yes
Analytics	Yes	Yes
Lead finder	No	No
Personal CRM	Yes	Yes
Integrations	Zapier	ChatGPT

1. Schedule Tweets

Both Black Magic Editor and Tweet Hunter offer scheduling features. You can schedule tweets, replies, retweets, and threads on both accounts for up to three months ahead. However, since Black Magic Editor has a free plan, this feature is only available for paid plans.

Another difference is that Tweet Hunter provides the best optimal time based on when your audience is most active. You can use this option by queueing tweets or manually selecting a preferred time when scheduling tweets far ahead.

Tweet Hunter also has the Evergreen tweets option, which automatically retweets tweets when you don’t have anything scheduled in your queue. This way, you remain active even after hitting a creative block. Black Magic Editor does not have this.

2. Automatic DMs and Auto-Plug

Unfortunately, with Black Magic Editor, you cannot schedule or send automated DMs. But, you can set reminders to remind you to DM the accounts you’d like to reach out to.

On top-performing tweets, you also cannot automatically plug in your resources, links, or websites. The only way you can achieve this is to schedule a follow-up tweet containing these resources or just manually plug the tweet in when it's performing well.

Tweet Hunter, on the other hand, allows you to set up auto-plug. This will add a link to your resource to a top-performing post while it's gaining traction. Of course, this will depend on your preference and settings.

You can also set up auto-dms for each tweet. Choose to turn it on and set the conditions for people getting these DMs.

3. AI Writer

Tweet Hunter comes with an AI writer that helps you with writing tweets and editing the ones you’ve already written. It does come with some preset prompts you can use to get started. But, if you’d like to be more specific, you can use the custom prompt option where you generate prompts yourself.

Even after drafting the tweet using this assistant, you can ask it to keep editing it until you get the best draft. In the Enterprise plan, you can train the model always to use your brand tone and style.

Black Magic Editor does not have an AI Chat assistant, so you’d have to write and edit your tweets yourself.

4. Tweet Inspiration

Another key difference between these two tools is that while Tweet Hunter provides daily tweets to inspire you, Black Magic Editor does not.

On Tweet Hunter, you can set topics you tweet about and get inspiration from tweets that have performed well in this area. This is refreshed daily, and you can manually update the content you want to see.

If there’s anyone you find inspiring, you can just hit the ‘Edit and Tweet’ button to add your perspectives and post. With this feature, you don’t have to manually look through profiles to find content ideas in your industry.

5. Personal CRM and Lead Finder

Tweet Hunter has a personal CRM feature that allows you to manage your leads. So, if there’s someone you’d want to engage with or someone who engages with your posts, you can add them to a list.

With this, you can manage them on Tweet Hunter or export them to your CRM by downloading the list as a CSV. Tweet Hunter also has a lead finder feature on the Enterprise plan that automatically finds people that fit your ideal customer profile.

On Black Magic Editor, you also get access to a CRM. However, it isn’t designed specifically to manage leads like Tweet Hunter. Instead, you can make notes, set reminders to DM your leads or mutuals, or send quick replies to tweets.

6. Analytics

Both platforms provide extensive analytics and performance insights. On Tweet Hunter, you get a dashboard to visualize these metrics and filter by your preferred ones.

Black Magic Editor goes a step further to introduce a consistency streak. So, with this, you can see how consistent you’ve been with Twitter.

Both platforms also allow you to download these results in a CSV file.

7. Teams and Unlimited Accounts

If you’re managing multiple Twitter accounts, you’d need a tool that prioritizes that. Tweet Hunter allows you to add and manage unlimited Twitter accounts, even on the lowest plan.

If you’d like to add your team to your account that’s also an option. This is great when you need to collaborate on creating and scheduling the content. If you want your team members to have their own account, you all get a discount on the subscription.

Black Magic Editor also allows you to add multiple Twitter accounts. But, unlike Tweet Hunter, you can’t add an unlimited amount of accounts. Each new account requires an add-on fee, and this option is available only from the professional plan.

Pricing Comparison: Black Magic Editor vs Tweet Hunter

Black Magic Editor is cheaper than Tweet Hunter when it comes to their listed pricing. You also get a longer trial plan and 30% off on annual plans instead of the 25% discount on Tweet Hunter.

Black Magic Editor	Tweet Hunter
• 30% off on annual plans • 14-day free trial	• 25% off on annual plans • 7-day free trial
• $14.99/month for Personal • $29.99/month for Professional • $99.99/month for Business	• $29.99/month for Discover plan • $49/month for Grow plan • $200/month for Enterprise plan

However, for larger teams, paying an additional price to manage more Twitter accounts can run expensive over time. You’d get more value for money when you choose the lowest plan on Tweet Hunter because you can manage unlimited accounts.

For creators and solopreneurs, it's also cheaper to stick to Tweet Hunter because the features available on Black Magic Editor are very limited. For example, you can only set three reminders on the CRM, and you cannot schedule tweets on your personal plan.

Tweet Hunter, on the other hand, allows you to schedule unlimited tweets even on the Discover plan. So, overall, Tweet Hunter offers more value for money than Black Magic Editor.

Final Verdict - Black Magic Editor vs Tweet Hunter

After comparing both tools, we found that Tweet Hunter provides more features and more value for money. So, if you’re an individual looking to automate how you approach content on Twitter, you’d get more unlimited features on Tweet Hunter.

For business, you’d be able to add more users, manage more accounts, and get more enterprise features at a lesser price on Tweet Hunter. Want to check it out yourself? Use the free 7-day trial here.