generated: '2026-08-11'
name: TweetAPI Plans
audience: developer-api
pricing_basis: per-call
method: searched
source: https://tweetapi.com/pricing
corroborating_source: https://tweetapi.com/llms.txt
currency: USD
plan_count: 4
model: prepaid request allowance per billing period, per-minute rate ceiling attached to the tier
plans:
  - name: Free
    price: 0
    currency: USD
    billing_period: one-time
    included_quota: 100 requests (one-time trial credit, not monthly)
    rate_limit: 10 requests/minute
    credit_card_required: false
    features:
      - All public endpoint categories
    signup: https://tweetapi.com/auth/signup
  - name: Pro
    price: 17
    currency: USD
    billing_period: month
    included_quota: 100000 requests/month
    rate_limit: 60 requests/minute
    features:
      - All public endpoint categories
      - Priority support
    marketing_label: Most Popular
  - name: Ultra
    price: 57
    currency: USD
    billing_period: month
    included_quota: 500000 requests/month
    rate_limit: 120 requests/minute
    features:
      - All public endpoint categories
      - Priority support
  - name: Mega
    price: 197
    currency: USD
    billing_period: month
    included_quota: 2000000 requests/month
    rate_limit: 180 requests/minute
    features:
      - All public endpoint categories
      - Priority support
      - Early endpoint access
overage:
  policy: not-published
  note: >-
    No overage or burst-credit policy is published. Exhausting the plan allowance surfaces as HTTP
    429, sharing a status code with the per-minute ceiling, so the error message is the only way a
    caller can tell allowance exhaustion from a transient rate limit.
payment_methods:
  - {method: card, processor: Stripe, renewal: automatic}
  - {method: cryptocurrency, processor: NOWPayments, renewal: manual}
enterprise:
  contact_only: true
  note: >-
    llms.txt states private, legacy and custom plans exist and can differ from the public plan set;
    their terms are not published.
commitment: No long-term commitment; monthly subscriptions.