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Twitter data API for developers and researchers: 82 endpoints, pay as you go from $5, SDKs, MCP, 100 free requests.

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TweetAPI is an independent third-party Twitter data API for developers, researchers, startups, agencies, and analytics teams. Use 82 documented REST endpoints to access posts, profiles, search, followers, lists, communities, and Spaces, plus account-authorized actions such as posting, engagement,...
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As answered by people managing Openlib and TweetAPI.
TweetAPI's answer:
TweetAPI is delivered through a REST/JSON API with API-key authentication, maintained Python and Node.js/TypeScript SDKs, and an OAuth-protected remote HTTP MCP server.
TweetAPI's answer:
TweetAPI combines read and write access in one API: 82 documented endpoints for posts, profiles, search, followers, lists, communities, and Spaces, plus posting, engagement, DMs, and encrypted XChat messages. Start free with 100 requests, then pay as you go from $5 with no subscription, or choose a monthly plan from $17. Batch endpoints return up to 50 profiles or 200 posts per request, and you can pay by card or crypto. Maintained Python and Node.js SDKs and a hosted OAuth MCP server are included.
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const xFitsMonthlyCap = callsByCycle.every((n) => n * postsPerCall <= 3_000_000); return { calls, posts, tweetapiUnits: calls, // Normal reads only: one unit each. tweetapiPayg: fundTweetApi(0, 0, 60),...