Twitter/X Data API
TwtAPI gives developers and AI teams a simple way to access public Twitter/X data for search, user lookup, timelines, monitoring, and research without maintaining fragile scrapers.
Start with a free plan
Test real search, profile, and monitoring workflows before upgrading.
Docs and pricing are direct
Review API docs, plan limits, and practical case studies before integration.
Built for developers and AI workflows
Use TwtAPI in scripts, dashboards, MCP clients, and automation tools.
Free plan
Start testing before choosing a paid plan
REST API
Simple requests for apps, scripts, dashboards, and agents
Public data
Built for responsible Twitter/X data workflows
Start with the data jobs developers actually need: search posts, resolve accounts, review timelines, and feed monitoring or AI workflows.
Use a simple API request for repeated search jobs, monitoring queries, and research workflows.
Look up public profile data so alerts, reports, and AI summaries keep source context.
Fetch account history when one post is not enough to understand a signal or source.
Feed Twitter/X data into dashboards, weekly reports, enrichment jobs, or AI agent tools.
Case notes and simple tutorials on search, monitoring, profile lookups, and other practical Twitter/X workflows.
A practical guide to choosing the best Twitter / X API for account monitoring, repeated watchlists, source context, and recurring summaries.
A practical guide to choosing the best Twitter / X API for audience research, community language review, and repeatable insight workflows.
A practical guide to choosing the best Twitter / X API for brand monitoring, mention review, theme clustering, and repeatable reporting.
Connect TwtAPI to Grok, Cursor, Claude Code, or Codex CLI so you can search posts, inspect accounts, and continue research in one place instead of bouncing between docs and raw responses.
Works with Grok / Cursor / Claude Code / Codex CLI
SSE and Streamable HTTP support
Built for research, monitoring, and AI workflows
If you do not want users to start with raw API docs, you can package TwtAPI as a Skill. The hosted gateway is built in, so users only need a dedicated skill key in OpenClaw or any compatible skill client.
Install the public Skill from ClawHub
Use the built-in hosted gateway
Keep auth separate with a standalone skill key