X & Reddit in one plan

X (Twitter) MCP server for Claude, Cursor & any agent.

Give your AI agent X data over MCP — the accounts and keywords you track, filtered and ranked, without X’s API meter. Reddit is included in the same plan and the same schema. Exa, but for social.

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Works with Claude, Cursor & Cline. Free 14-day trial · no card.

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X data got expensive. Your agent doesn’t have to care.

X discontinued its free API tier in February 2026 and moved new developers to pay-per-use — $5 per 1,000 post reads, 7-day search only. Prowlo collects X through its own infrastructure and serves it to your agent at one flat rate.

No X API meter

X charges new developers $5 per 1,000 post reads, with full-archive access starting at $42,000/mo. Prowlo collects X through its own infrastructure — your agent reads without a per-call bill.

Your agent’s context is the multiplier

Your agent already knows your product and your customers. Give it X and it reasons with that context — something no keyword dashboard can do.

Read-only and safe

No posting on your behalf, no tokens to wrangle, no usage meter to watch. Your agent reads; you decide what to do.

One connect. Your agent can read X.

Paste one URL as a custom connector, sign in with OAuth, and your agent discovers the tools automatically — then just ask it a question. No API key needed.

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  • Add https://api.prowlo.com/mcp as a custom connector
  • Click Connect and sign in with OAuth — no API key
  • Ask: “What did our competitors ship on X this week?”
Prefer an API key? Add this config block instead:
claude_desktop_config.json
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "prowlo": {
      "url": "https://api.prowlo.com/mcp",
      "headers": {
        "Authorization": "Bearer YOUR_API_KEY"
      }
    }
  }
}
Fully hosted — no server to run and no X developer account to manage. See the setup guide.

Why is X (Twitter) data so hard to get in 2026?

If you looked into building on the X API and closed the pricing page in disbelief, you are not alone. Here’s the state of it, in plain English.

The free tier is gone

X removed its free API tier in February 2026, and the old Basic ($200/mo) and Pro ($5,000/mo) subscriptions are closed to new signups. New developers get one option: pay per use.

Pay-per-use adds up

Post reads cost $5 per 1,000, search only reaches back 7 days, and there’s a 2-million-post monthly cap. An agent that monitors X continuously turns that meter into a real bill — before you’ve built anything.

Why Prowlo is different

Prowlo collects X posts through its own hosted infrastructure — the accounts and keywords your Watchers define — and serves them to your agent over MCP at one flat rate. No developer account, no meter, and Reddit rides along free.

In short: renting X’s API meter is for enterprises. Prowlo is the flat-rate way to keep your AI agent reading X. Start free →

The tools your agent gets

Typed, read-only tools your agent calls over MCP — in Claude, Cursor, or any client.

X Search

Search the X posts your Watchers collect — by keyword or by meaning, ranked and filtered.

Post Lookup

Fetch a post with its engagement metrics and metadata.

User Lookup

Read an account’s recent posts for context before you engage.

Dataset Search

Semantic search across the corpus your Watchers have filtered — X and Reddit together.

Trends

Time-series on volume and activity for what you track.

Plus discovery tools (list_watchers, list_alerts, get_dataset_summary) and Reddit & X coverage in one schema. Read-only: your agent reads and drafts, you do the posting.

What your agent does with it

Lead-gen is the obvious one. It’s one of many — the agent decides the job.

Lead generation

Ask your agent to find people describing the problem you solve on X, qualified against your actual product — then draft a reply in your voice.

Market & audience research

What is your market actually saying this week? Your agent synthesizes themes across the accounts and keywords you track.

Competitive intelligence

Track a competitor’s mentions, launches, and the complaints people post about them — on X and Reddit in one query.

Brand & support monitoring

Surface mentions and complaints, and have your agent draft responses with your product knowledge baked in.

X (Twitter) MCP — questions, answered

Frequently asked questions

If you can't find what you're looking for, get in touch.

It's a Model Context Protocol server that gives Claude, Cursor, Cline, or any MCP client access to X (Twitter) data — the accounts and keywords your Watchers track, filtered, ranked, and returned as typed JSON your agent can reason over. Reddit is included in the same plan and the same schema. The free 14-day trial includes MCP access.

Cost. X discontinued its free API tier in February 2026 and moved new developers to pay-per-use at $5 per 1,000 post reads, with a 7-day search window; the old Basic ($200/mo) and Pro ($5,000/mo) subscriptions are closed to new signups, and full-archive access is enterprise-only at $42,000+/mo. An agent that reads X continuously runs up that meter fast. Prowlo collects X data through its own infrastructure and charges one flat rate.

Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, Cline, and any client that speaks MCP over stdio or streamable HTTP. One config block and your agent discovers the tools automatically.

No. You don't create an X developer account, manage bearer tokens, or watch a usage meter — Prowlo handles data collection and hands your agent clean, ranked results.

No. The MCP is read-only. Your agent can search, rank, and draft a reply, but you do the posting yourself — always a human in the loop.

Start with a free 14-day trial, no card on file — the MCP server is included. After that it's one plan at $19/mo: 25 Watchers across subreddits, Reddit users, Hacker News, Mastodon, RSS & X, plus MCP, REST, and webhooks. X and Reddit are both included — no per-platform add-ons.

Give your agent X access in minutes.

Install the MCP, point your agent at X and Reddit, and watch it work. Free to start, no card.