Brand and issue monitoring
Track public conversation surfaces and search results for campaigns, risks, or market signals.
X/Twitter Data API
Featured API
X/Twitter Data API for profiles, posts, and social signals
Power monitoring, enrichment, and research workflows with X/Twitter API methods for profiles, posts, search, followers, social context, and feed-oriented data.
Profile enrichment
Post monitoring
Conversation search
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What you can build
X/Twitter teams usually start with public conversation monitoring, profile context, and post-level analysis. These workflows map commercial intents to practical API entry points.
Profile enrichment
Resolve public profile details and social context for CRM, research, and identity workflows.
Post-level analysis
Collect post details, feeds, and engagement-oriented signals for analytics.
Issue and risk alerts
Feed search and timeline-style data into alerting systems for public issues, campaigns, and market events.
Audience context
Combine profile and social API methods to add public context to CRM, research, or creator datasets.
Entity directory
All supported entities
Browse every supported X/Twitter entity below, understand what each surface is for, and open the exact docs that matches your workflow.
X/Twitter profile data
6 API methodsProfile API methods resolve public identity, account context, and the base layer for creator, brand, or people-oriented products.
What you get. Use this entity to fetch account details, contacts, summary context, and the identifiers you need before moving into content or social API methods.
API methods inside this entity
6 API methods
Open the API method that matches the lookup, feed, summary, or discovery job you need.
API methods inside this entity
6 API methods
Open the API method that matches the lookup, feed, summary, or discovery job you need.
Profile: Info by username
Open docsOpen these docs for a fast public snapshot of profile data before expanding into deeper monitoring or enrichment flows.
Profile: Popular posts by user ID
Open docsUse this API method for discovery work around profile when you need to find relevant public accounts, topics, or content quickly.
Profile: Replies by user ID
Open docsUse this API method to inspect the public conversation around profile and understand how people are reacting to the content.
Profile: Posts by user ID
Open docsUse these docs to work with profile: Posts by user ID when your product needs a clear API method into public profile workflows.
Profile: Post metrics by user ID
Open docsChoose this API method when your product needs a compact performance view around profile without opening a larger content collection.
Profile: Post metrics by username
Open docsChoose this API method when your product needs a compact performance view around profile without opening a larger content collection.
X/Twitter search data
3 API methodsSearch API methods expose public discovery surfaces, queries, and intent signals across the platform.
What you get. This entity is a natural entry point for research, prospecting, alerting, and products that need to find people, content, or topics fast.
API methods inside this entity
3 API methods
Open the API method that matches the lookup, feed, summary, or discovery job you need.
API methods inside this entity
3 API methods
Open the API method that matches the lookup, feed, summary, or discovery job you need.
Search: Place by location name
Open docsChoose this API method for geography-led workflows that begin with public place context and move into nearby content or local discovery.
Search: Trending by place ID
Open docsUse this API method for discovery work around search when you need to find relevant public accounts, topics, or content quickly.
Search: Posts by query
Open docsUse this API method for discovery work around search when you need to find relevant public accounts, topics, or content quickly.
X/Twitter social data
4 API methodsSocial API methods highlight public network relationships and the audience graph around supported profiles.
What you get. Use this group to understand followers, following, adjacency, and account relationships before you build scoring or campaign workflows.
API methods inside this entity
4 API methods
Open the API method that matches the lookup, feed, summary, or discovery job you need.
API methods inside this entity
4 API methods
Open the API method that matches the lookup, feed, summary, or discovery job you need.
Social: Followers by user ID
Open docsStart with these docs when you need relationship signals around social for audience research, scoring, or adjacency mapping.
Social: Follower IDs by user ID
Open docsUse this API method when you need compact follower ID lists for graph expansion, pagination, or downstream hydration.
Social: Friends by user ID
Open docsStart with these docs when you need relationship signals around social for audience research, scoring, or adjacency mapping.
Social: Friend IDs by user ID
Open docsUse this API method when you need compact following ID lists for graph expansion, pagination, or downstream hydration.
X/Twitter posts data
2 API methodsPost API methods collect public publishing activity and the objects most teams use first for monitoring and analysis.
What you get. This group is a strong fit for feed views, archive jobs, campaign reporting, and any workflow that starts from the content stream itself.
API methods inside this entity
2 API methods
Open the API method that matches the lookup, feed, summary, or discovery job you need.
API methods inside this entity
2 API methods
Open the API method that matches the lookup, feed, summary, or discovery job you need.
Posts: Comments by post ID
Open docsUse this API method to inspect the public conversation around posts and understand how people are reacting to the content.
Posts: Details by post ID
Open docsStart here when you need richer public context behind posts: Details by post ID and want the most complete identity view first.
How teams move from evaluation to launch
Use X/Twitter API methods as a layered workflow: profile context first, then posts, feeds, search, and social signals.
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Anchor by profile or handle
Start from public profile API methods so downstream post and social data can be tied to stable identities.
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Collect post-level context
Use post and feed API methods for monitoring, reporting, and later classification.
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Search public conversations
Add search API methods when your product needs topic, brand, or issue discovery.
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Control operational cost
Use per-method prices to separate frequent lookups from richer social calls.
Start here
First request
Start with one API method and use the docs link to inspect the exact request parameters and response structure.
API method
Profile: Info by username
Request cost
2 credits
Required parameters
usernamestrcurl --request GET \
--url "https://www.scrapestorm.net/api/v2/twitter.com/profile/info-by-username" \
--header "X-API-Key: 00000000-0000-4000-8000-000000000000" \
--get --data-urlencode 'username=value'
Auth header
X-API-Key
Required parameters
username
Billing event
2 credits per successful response
Launch details
Pricing, monitoring, and launch details
API method pricing depends on the data surface and is visible in the shared pricing table.
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API methods15
Entities4
Credits2 credits
Per-success credit pricing
API method prices are visible before integration and credits are tied to successful API responses.
API reference and implementation docs
Each platform page links to the API reference and implementation docs for exact request and response details.
Responsible data use
ScrapeStorm is independent from the listed platforms; your team remains responsible for permitted data processing.
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Questions before launch
These answers cover coverage, pricing, response formats, and launch details before you commit engineering time.
Do X/Twitter pages expose both V1 and V2 methods?
Where both versions exist, the same documentation page lets you switch between V2 normalized responses and V1 source-shaped responses.
Is this an official X/Twitter API?
No. ScrapeStorm is an independent data API and does not claim official platform partnership.
Can I use X/Twitter API methods for brand monitoring?
Yes. Search, post, feed, and profile API methods are structured for brand, issue, and conversation monitoring workflows.
How do I choose between profile and post endpoints?
Use profile API methods for account context and post API methods for content-level analysis, then combine them when your workflow needs both.
Where do I check API method pricing?
Use the pricing link on this page to review per-method credit costs before scheduling recurring jobs.