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Bagel vs Inbox

DMs are one channel. Relationships aren't.

Bagel is a CRM for X/Twitter outreach. Inbox is dm-first twitter crm. Here's how they compare.

Feature comparison
$9/mo
FeatureBagel · Free, then $15/moInbox · $9/mo
Starting priceFree, then $15/mo$9/mo
DM managementMetadata only
Pipeline CRM
Custom stages
Warm scoring
Activity tracking
Auto-triggers
Chrome sidebar
Action queue
When to use which

Different tools for different jobs.

Bagel

Use Bagel if you want to track the full relationship -- not just DMs.

Inbox

Use Inbox if DM management is your primary need.

What Bagel gives you

A CRM that lives on the profile.

01
Sidebar on every profile
Notes, stage, warm score, activity, tags — without leaving X.
02
Custom pipeline stages
Build the stages that match your process. Drag contacts between them.
03
Warm scoring
Every like, reply, DM, bookmark adds points. See who's engaged at a glance.
04
Auto-triggers
Pipeline moves automatically when contacts engage. No manual dragging.
05
Today view
Your daily task list: who to reach out to, overdue follow-ups, upcoming actions.
06
X activity sync
Auto-logs likes, replies, DMs, bookmarks — catches activity from mobile and other clients.
Honest answers

Questions about Bagel vs Inbox.

Does Bagel manage DMs?+
Bagel tracks DM metadata (whether a conversation exists, last message timestamp) but does not read or display DM content. It is a relationship CRM, not a DM inbox replacement.
Is Inbox enough if I only use DMs for outreach?+
If DMs are your only outreach channel, Inbox covers the basics at a lower price. But if you also engage via replies, likes, and follows -- and want to track those interactions in a pipeline -- Bagel gives you the full picture.
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