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EnsembleData

ensembledata.com / subscription /SG

A tidy multi-platform scraper with printed per-endpoint unit costs, no charge for its own failures, and a real free trial with no card. The catch is the shape of the plan: the allowance is a daily ceiling that resets at 00:00 UTC and never rolls over, so an uneven month wastes most of what you paid for, and X coverage is only three endpoints - profile, user tweets and one tweet's stats - with no search, followers or replies.

Cheapest way in
$100/mo
Free tier
none
Unused credits
expire
Credits per request
n/a

Tweet search request, by volume

Tweets per month Monthly bill Per 1,000 Cheapest route Allowance unused
1k not offered - - -
10k not offered - - -
100k not offered - - -
1M not offered - - -

How EnsembleData compares

EnsembleData publishes no price at 10,000 tweets a month: not offered. The cheapest published route here costs $0.033 per 1,000.

Provider 1k a month10k a month100k a month1M a month
A AnyAPI $0.033 $0.033 $0.032 $0.032
T TwitterAPIs $0.040 $0.040 $0.040 $0.040
G GetXAPI $0.050 $0.050 $0.050 $0.050
E EnsembleData not offered not offered not offered not offered

List prices, dollars per 1,000 tweets at the cheapest published route to each volume. How this is worked out

Every published plan

Plan Price Included credits Overage each Note
Free Trial $0 per month 1,500 hard cap Printed as '50 units / day, $0 / month (USD)'. includedUnits is that daily figure times 30 days, because the schema's field is per month; units reset at 00:00 UTC and do not roll over, so a shorter or patchier month delivers less.
Wood $100 per month 45,000 hard cap Printed as '1,500 units / day, $100 / month (USD)'. includedUnits is 1,500 x 30 days.
Bronze $200 per month 150,000 hard cap Printed as '5,000 units / day, $200 / month (USD)'. includedUnits is 5,000 x 30 days.
Silver $400 per month 330,000 hard cap Printed as '11,000 units / day, $400 / month (USD)'. includedUnits is 11,000 x 30 days.
Gold $800 per month 750,000 hard cap Printed as '25,000 units / day, $800 / month (USD)'. includedUnits is 25,000 x 30 days.
Platinum $1,400 per month 1,500,000 hard cap Printed as '50,000 units / day, $1400 / month (USD)'. includedUnits is 50,000 x 30 days.
Diamond on request - not published The Diamond card prints no unit allowance and no price, only 'If none of our plans suit your needs, contact us here!'

'Units are our in-house mechanism for pricing different data endpoints.' EnsembleData documents exactly three X endpoints and prints a unit price on each: GET /twitter/user/info 'API Pricing (per request): 2 units', GET /twitter/user/tweets '4 units', GET /twitter/post/info '2 units'. The pricing page's Twitter tab prints the same three rows (User Info 2, User Tweets 4, Post Info 2). There is no X search, followers or replies endpoint, so those verticals are null. USD per unit comes from the plans, whose allowances are per day.

Cost by endpoint

Per 1,000, at 10,000 tweets a month.

Tweet search not offered
User timeline $10.00
Profile lookup $10.00
Single tweet $10.00
Followers list not offered
Replies not offered

What it can do

Only what the provider's own pages state.

Can post, like or follow
Full historical search not published
Reads login-walled data
Published rate limit
A failed request is free
Bulk or batch endpoint
Real-time stream
Self-hosted option
Published uptime SLA
Provider states it carries the legal risk not published
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Where these numbers came from

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