X Following Scraper | $0.18/1K Results | Pay Per Result

X Following Scraper

Collect one page of accounts followed by a public X/Twitter user, including user IDs, usernames, display names, follower counts, following counts, and pagination data. It is useful for competitor research, industry KOL discovery, partner prospecting, and relationship-network analysis.

What can you do with it?

• Review the accounts followed by a public X/Twitter user.
• Identify KOLs, customers, competitors, media accounts, projects, or partners in a following list.
• Compare the profile and audience metrics of followed accounts.
• Continue collecting later pages with the returned cursor.

Input

Account username — screen_name (required)

Enter the public X/Twitter username whose following list you want to inspect. You may include or omit the leading @.

Next-page cursor — next_cursor

Leave 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.

Output

Each row represents one account followed by the specified user. Results can be viewed in the table, inspected as JSON, or downloaded.

Data included

• 👤 User ID, username, and display name
• 👥 Follower and following counts for each account
• 📄 Pagination status and next-page cursor
• 🧾 The complete raw user object

Example

{
  "screen_name": "elonmusk",
  "next_cursor": ""
}

FAQ

Can I enter a username with @?

Yes. Both elonmusk and @elonmusk are accepted.

What does each row represent?

Each row represents one account followed by the username in screen_name.

How do I continue to the next page?

When has_next_page is true, copy the returned next_cursor into the next run.

Can I inspect the original user object?

Yes. The raw field keeps the complete raw user object for each result.

What export formats are available?

CoreClaw supports CSV, JSON, JSONL, XLSX, XLS, XML, HTML, and RSS exports.