Twitter scraper API for X

Research current customer language, technical debate, campaign response and competitor narratives on X.

Research X posts with Scrollport

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2 available tools

Twitter post research

$0.0006 per result

Tweet Scraper

Collect public X posts by handle, query or URL with author and engagement metadata.

Apify

Twitter post research

$0.0003 per result

Post Search

Search public X posts with bounded query, mode, time and pagination controls.

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Learn more about X post research

Use public X posts to find current customer language, technical debate, campaign response and competitor narratives around a defined market question.

Search the problem in audience language

Describe the customer, market or technical question and include product names, alternatives, symptoms and exclusions. Ask the agent to discover relevant authors and conversations rather than limiting the sample to accounts you already follow.

Preserve the conversation

Keep post links, dates and thread relationships. Ask for recurring claims, objections, questions and credible disagreement, with quoted or reposted material distinguished from the author's own position.

How should I use X engagement in research?

Use visible interaction to prioritise conversations for review, not to estimate representative sentiment or purchase intent. Account reach, timing, controversy and distribution all affect the counts.

Example prompt

This prompt uses X as source-linked qualitative research.

Example prompt to give your agent

Use Scrollport's X post research capability to investigate how [AUDIENCE] discusses [PROBLEM, PRODUCT OR EVENT] during [DATES]. Discover relevant accounts and threads, identify recurring language, questions, objections and credible disagreement, retain direct links and timestamps, and explain the sample limits. Show me the price before the paid run.