

Starting at $0.18 per 1,000 results, with pay-per-result billing. Enter an X/Twitter post ID to collect its replies, sorted by relevance, recency, or likes, with reply text, author profiles, publication time, engagement metrics, and pagination data. Ideal for user-feedback analysis, conversation monitoring, identifying highly engaged viewpoints, and comment-section insights.
Collect one page of replies to a public X/Twitter post, including reply text, author information, publication time, engagement metrics, sorting information, and pagination data. It is useful for user-feedback analysis, conversation monitoring, identifying highly engaged viewpoints, and organizing comment-section insights.
tweet_id (required)Enter the numeric post ID. It is the number at the end of the post URL.
| Post URL | tweet_id |
|---|---|
https://x.com/user/status/2089030951653240880 | 2089030951653240880 |
reply_sort_byChoose how replies are ordered:
| Value | Description |
|---|---|
Relevance | Sort by relevance, useful for quickly reviewing representative replies. |
Recency | Sort by time, useful for following the latest discussion. |
Likes | Sort by likes, useful for finding highly engaged replies. |
The default value is Recency.
next_cursorLeave this blank on the first run. When has_next_page is true, copy the returned next_cursor into the next run to continue collecting the following page of replies.
Each row represents one reply. Results can be viewed in the table, inspected as JSON, or downloaded.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
sort_by | Reply sort order used for the run. |
tweet_id | ID of the reply post. |
user_id | Reply author's user ID. |
username | Reply author's X/Twitter username. |
name | Reply author's display name. |
text | Reply text. |
created_at | Reply publication time. |
favorite_count | Number of likes. |
reply_count | Number of replies to the reply. |
retweet_count | Number of reposts. |
quote_count | Number of quotes. |
followers_count | Reply author's follower count. |
following_count | Reply author's following count. |
has_next_page | Whether another page is available. |
next_cursor | Cursor for the next page. |
raw | Complete raw object for the reply. |
You can choose Relevance, Recency, or Likes.
Copy the numeric value at the end of the X/Twitter post URL.
When has_next_page is true, copy the returned next_cursor into the next run.
Yes. The raw field keeps the complete raw reply object for each result.
CoreClaw supports CSV, JSON, JSONL, XLSX, XLS, XML, HTML, and RSS exports.
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