One of the most important use cases for the Twitter API has always been public utility. Verified gov or publicly owned services who tweet weather alerts, transport updates and emergency notifications may use the API, for these critical purposes, for free.
Thank you to those who have already migrated to our new API offerings. We hope you can continue to seamlessly use the Twitter API via our new access tiers.
Learn more: https://developer.twitter.com
If you are a Twitter developer with a commercial use case, we recommend that you apply for our Enterprise tier.
Enterprise Search and Account Activity API continue to be available to developers on that Enterprise tier.
Apply here: https://shorturl.at/uwAKZ
On 3/29 we announced that deprecations across our legacy Twitter API access tiers would be completed by 4/29. Unwinding Premium is one step closer to full deprecation of those legacy tiers.
🚨 If your developer account application was under review over the last few months, we kindly ask you to re-apply if you are interested in subscribing to our new Twitter API Free or Basic plans.
Our new self-service process should enable you to get access in no time! 🙏
Thank you for your patience as we introduce you to our new API access tiers and evolve our Developer Platform. We are excited for the future of our developer ecosystem and are looking forward to seeing what you build next! 🚀
For Academia, we are looking at new ways to continue serving this community. In the meantime Free, Basic and Enterprise tiers are available for academics. Stay tuned to
Over the next 30 days, we will deprecate current access tiers such as Standard (v1.1), Essential (v2), Elevated (v2), and Premium so we recommend that you migrate to the new tiers as soon as possible for a smooth transition.
If you are a business or have any scaled commercial projects, we encourage you to apply for our Enterprise tier to get managed services, complete streams, and access that meets your specific needs.
Apply now: https://developer.twitter.com/en
We are also launching a new Basic (v2) access for hobbyists with 10,000 GET/month and 50,000 POST/month, 2 app IDs, and Login with Twitter for $100/month.
Subscribe now: https://developer.twitter.com/en/portal/products/basic…
Introducing a new form of Free (v2) access for write-only use cases and those testing the Twitter API with 1,500 Tweets/month at the app level, media upload endpoints, and Login with Twitter.
Get started: https://developer.twitter.com/en/portal/products/free…
for an independent assessment of hate speech on Twitter, which we’ve been sharing data on publicly for several months.
Sprinklr’s AI-powered model found that the reach of hate speech on Twitter is even lower than our own model quantified 🧵
Twitter is committed to the success of our Developer ecosystem. Our previous updates still stand as we phase our roll-out over the next few weeks so that we can focus on the quality and performance of our platform. Thank you!
There has been an immense amount of enthusiasm for the upcoming changes with Twitter API. As part of our efforts to create an optimal experience for the developer community, we will be delaying the launch of our new API platform by a few more days.
More information to follow…
This is a new chapter for the Twitter API to increase quality, reduce spam, and enable a thriving ecosystem. We appreciate your patience as we implement these changes and we can’t wait to see what you build next!
Stay tuned for more information on continued Twitter API access.
Also on February 13, we will deprecate the Premium API. If you’re subscribed to Premium, you can apply for Enterprise to continue using these endpoints.
A new form of free access will be introduced as this is extremely important to our ecosystem – limited to Tweet creation of up to 1,500 Tweets per month for a single authenticated user token, including Login with Twitter.
We have been busy with some updates to the Twitter API so you can continue to build and innovate with us.
We’re excited to announce an extension of the current free Twitter API access through February 13. Here’s what we’re shipping then 🧵
Twitter data are among the world’s most powerful data sets. We’re committed to enabling fast & comprehensive access so you can continue to build with us.
We’ll be back with more details on what you can expect next week.
Twitter is enforcing its long-standing API rules. That may result in some apps not working.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
Currently it's all major third party clients not some. Also, it is unknown what long standing rules have been broken as no guidance has been provided to any API partner. And as the tweet notes, these rules have not changed.
9to5mac.com/2023/01/17/twi…developer.twitter.com/en/developer-t….
Context is written by people who use Twitter, and appears when rated helpful by others. Find out more.
In this new chapter of Twitter, we will continue to invest in our Developer Platform, especially our Twitter API. Our goal is as important as ever: to ensure our entire ecosystem’s success. 🎯
As you may have heard, we’ve had to make some very hard decisions to deprecate or pause projects that have been worked on this past year. However, our commitment to the Twitter Developer Platform remains strong. 💪
We’re currently hard at work to make Twitter better for everyone, including developers! We’ve decided to cancel the #Chirp developer conference while we build some things that we’re excited to share with you soon.
We just launched Direct Message endpoints to the Twitter API v2. 🎉 You can now create/retrieve Direct Message conversations. And there’s more— for the first time ever, these endpoints support group message functionality, only on v2. 🙌
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will now show you a larger picture of the NFT alongside details like the title and creator. One more step in our journey to let developers impact the Tweet experience.