Public post search
Track keywords, tickers, creators, and event windows across public posts with cursor-based pagination.
Independent third-party API gateway
Public Twitter/X data, one API surface.
Search public posts, resolve public profiles, follow conversation threads, and ship social data features through one monitored gateway. Built for developers and research teams.
Independent third-party service Publicly available data only Not affiliated with X Corp
Search
Post detail
Public profiles
Replies
Followers
live request rail
218 ms
{
"query": "launch OR airdrop",
"language": "en",
"limit": 50,
"cursor": "next_page"
}
99.95%
7 day success
12.4M
requests routed
24/7
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One product
Everything is centered on reliable access to public Twitter/X data.
No unrelated tools, no marketplace of services. PulseWire is an independent third-party gateway that gets publicly available social data into your application with clean responses, stable rate behavior, and clear operational visibility.
Post detail
Resolve post metadata, public metrics, author context, media objects, and thread anchors.
Public profiles
Fetch public profile fields, follower snapshots, account activity markers, and normalized handles.
Replies and threads
Follow public conversation trees and collect reply chains for support, research, or monitoring flows.
Queued delivery
Retries, backoff, and request shaping are handled before responses reach your application.
Operator support
Commercial access includes onboarding help, endpoint tuning, and direct email support.
Delivery model
Built like infrastructure, not a demo wrapper.
The gateway is designed for products that call the API repeatedly: dashboards, alerting services, research systems, trading tools, CRM enrichment, and social listening workflows.
Send normalized requests
Use compact endpoint contracts with JSON bodies and consistent response envelopes.
Let the gateway absorb volatility
Retries, queue pressure, and temporary upstream issues are surfaced as clear status events.
Monitor usage from one console
Review request volume, API key status, recent activity, and quota changes without guessing.
Use cases
What teams build on PulseWire.
Monitoring, research, and analytics workflows on publicly available Twitter/X data.
Brand monitoring
Track public mentions, timelines, and engagement changes for the accounts and keywords you own.
Competitor tracking
Pull public competitor profiles, timelines, and engagement metrics for side-by-side reporting.
Research collection
Collect public profiles, timelines, and search results for discourse, policy, and market research.
Support and community
Watch public reply threads so support teams see conversations while they are still developing.
CRM enrichment
Attach public profile fields and activity signals to accounts that already exist in your systems.
Trend and market analysis
Search recent public posts and compare engagement patterns across topics, tickers, and creators.
Endpoint sample
Readable contracts for common Twitter/X workflows.
Start with a small set of production-focused endpoints covering publicly available data, then tune fields and limits with sales during onboarding.
GET /v1/twitter/users/{handle}
POST /v1/twitter/search
GET /v1/twitter/tweets/{id}
GET /v1/twitter/replies
curl -X POST https://api.pulsewire.dev/v1/twitter/search \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $PULSEWIRE_KEY" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"query":"from:openai api","limit":25}'Console preview
Usage, keys, and activity are visible after sign-in.
The logged-in area mirrors the essentials: quota state, API key status, request history, endpoint documentation, and a direct contact path for commercial access.
View console demorequests today48,921
success rate99.95%
200 POST /search
200 GET /tweets/187...
202 GET /replies
Scope and compliance
Clear boundaries, stated up front.
We would rather tell you where the service stops before you build on it. These limits apply to every plan and every endpoint.
Independent third-party service
PulseWire is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by X Corp. "Twitter" and "X" are trademarks of their respective owners and are used here only to describe what our endpoints are compatible with.
Publicly available data only
Endpoints cover information that is publicly visible on the platform. Private accounts, protected posts, direct messages, and non-public account settings are out of scope and are not offered on any plan.
Your compliance responsibility
You are responsible for making sure your use complies with applicable laws, platform policies, and the PulseWire agreement, including data protection and marketing rules in the markets you operate in.
Data handling and removal
We process the account, billing, support, security, and usage data needed to run the service, and we action access, correction, and deletion requests from eligible individuals.
FAQ
Questions teams ask before onboarding.
How does PulseWire relate to the official X API?
PulseWire is an independent third-party gateway for publicly available Twitter/X data. It is not affiliated with X Corp and it does not resell official X API access. Teams use it when they want one stable contract, predictable rate behavior, and operational support instead of building and running that layer themselves.
What data can I access?
Public user profiles, public post timelines, followers and following lists, public engagement metrics, search results, replies, and trending topics. Private accounts, protected posts, and direct messages are out of scope.
Do I need my own X developer account?
No. PulseWire issues its own keys after onboarding, so your team does not need to run a separate developer approval flow before it can start building.
Can I use PulseWire in a commercial product?
Yes. Analytics dashboards, monitoring tools, research platforms, and CRM enrichment are all supported. You remain responsible for making sure your specific use complies with applicable laws, platform policies, and the PulseWire agreement.
How are rate limits handled?
Rate limiting, retries, and backoff are applied at the gateway so your application sees consistent status events. Traffic profile and quota are agreed during onboarding and visible in the console.
How do you handle personal data and GDPR requests?
We collect the account, billing, support, security, and usage data needed to run the service, and we support access, correction, and deletion requests from eligible individuals. The scope and compliance page covers this in more detail.
Commercial access
One product. One sales conversation.
Tell us your volume, endpoints, latency target, and launch timeline. We will map the right access path for public Twitter/X data and send an onboarding plan by email.
Contact sales
- Endpoint set scoped to your product
- Rate behavior aligned to expected traffic
- Email support during integration
- Commercial terms handled privately