Get any tweet, search X posts, and pull replies, reposters, and profiles through one REST API that returns normalized JSON. No $5,000 Pro tier, no scrapers or proxies, no platform keys — wire it into your AI agents and ship today.
const res = await fetch( "https://api.socialiq.dev/v1/twitter/posts/search?q=ai%20agents&sort=top&limit=20", { headers: { Authorization: "Bearer sc_live_..." } });// Top 20 X posts for the query, as normalized JSONconst { data, page, source } = await res.json();
Approval queues, quotas, and brittle scrapers stand between your agents and X (Twitter) data. SocialiQ removes them.
X killed real free read access in 2023. The free tier is now built for posting, not pulling data — tiny caps and effectively no search or timeline reads, so it can't power analysis, monitoring, or an AI agent that needs to read the timeline.
Basic runs about $100–200/month for roughly 10,000 post reads — gone in a single backfill. The next real read tier, Pro, jumps to around $5,000/month, and Enterprise starts near $42,000. There's nothing in between for indie builders.
Rolling your own means rotating proxies, dodging blocks, and rewriting parsers each time X ships a UI change. It's brittle infrastructure that steals focus from the product you're actually trying to build.
Real X (Twitter) coverage on SocialiQ — each capability is a single normalized REST call.
Search X posts by query, sorted by top or latest, returned as normalized JSON for monitoring and research.
/v1/twitter/posts/searchFetch any single tweet by ID with normalized text, stats, and author fields in one call.
/v1/twitter/posts/{id}Pull a tweet's comment thread and the accounts that reposted it to map conversation and reach.
/v1/twitter/posts/{id}/commentsGet any public X profile by handle, then page through that user's posts as clean JSON.
/v1/twitter/users/{handle}/postsList a public account's followers and the accounts it follows for audience and network mapping.
/v1/twitter/users/{handle}/followersRead what's trending on X right now to surface topics and signals for your agents.
/v1/twitter/trendsOne request
Authenticate with a single SocialiQ key and hit one REST endpoint. The response is the same envelope you get on every platform — so your agents parse X (Twitter) exactly like the rest.
const res = await fetch( "https://api.socialiq.dev/v1/twitter/posts/search?q=ai%20agents&sort=top&limit=20", { headers: { Authorization: "Bearer sc_live_..." } });// Top 20 X posts for the query, as normalized JSONconst { data, page, source } = await res.json();
Point your agents at one endpoint and ship — SocialiQ runs the upstream access, retries, and normalization for X (Twitter).
Skip Basic's 10k-read ceiling and the $5,000/month Pro jump. Sign up, grab a single SocialiQ key, and start reading X data immediately with usage-based pricing that scales with real workload.
Tweets, profiles, replies, and followers come back in the same predictable shape as the rest of SocialiQ — so one integration pattern covers X and every other source, with no per-endpoint response wrangling.
We handle the upstream fetching, retries, and parsing. You never manage proxy pools or patch broken selectors — the response is clean, structured data instead of raw HTML.
Predictable routes and consistent fields make every endpoint trivial to expose as a tool for AI agents, analysts, and research pipelines. Point your agent at the route and let it fetch.
What SocialiQ's X (Twitter) API does and how it compares to the official one.
No. SocialiQ is an independent Twitter API alternative. We expose public X data — tweets, search, replies, reposters, profiles, followers, and trends — through one normalized REST API, so you don't need X's official API, a paid Pro or Enterprise tier, or platform credentials.
X's official read access effectively starts at Basic (~$100–200/month for about 10,000 posts) and jumps to Pro at roughly $5,000/month, with Enterprise near $42,000. SocialiQ is usage-based across every platform on one bill — you pay for the calls you make, with no tier to negotiate and no free-tier write-only trap.
You can get a tweet by ID, search posts (sorted top or latest), read a tweet's replies and its reposters, get a user profile, and pull that user's posts, media, and replies, plus their followers and following, and read trending searches — all as normalized JSON.
No. There's no X developer account, OAuth setup, or platform keys to provision and rotate. You authenticate with a single SocialiQ key and call the twitter endpoints directly — no scrapers or proxies to maintain on your side.
One key, normalized JSON, usage-based pricing. No approval, no scrapers.