Sorsa API

About Sorsa API

Sorsa API is a read-only REST API and scraper for public X (Twitter) data. It is built for developers who need reliable access to tweets, profiles, followers, lists, communities, and verification data without managing fragile scrapers or waiting for developer approval. The service returns clean JSON, supports one API key, and is designed to work as a drop-in data layer for applications, automation, and AI workflows.

The product is aimed at teams building social monitoring tools, competitor tracking, trading or sentiment pipelines, LLM training and retrieval workflows, and campaign verification systems. It provides endpoints for advanced search, user data, timeline retrieval, list and community feeds, and checks for follows, retweets, comments, quotes, and community membership. The documentation is presented in an AI-friendly format and can be dropped into LLM tools such as Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and other function-calling or MCP-based environments.

Sorsa emphasizes predictable usage and simple pricing. The page states that every new account starts with 100 free requests, no credit card is required, and requests never expire. It also says the platform uses flat per-request pricing, with the same 20 req/sec rate limit across plans. The service is positioned as a lower-cost alternative to the official X API and is described as having run in production since 2022.

For teams that need dependable public X data, Sorsa API focuses on speed, stable schema, and high-volume retrieval rather than write actions. It is intended for read-only use, with no posting or account management features.

Key features:
- Read-only REST API for public X data
- 40 endpoints for profiles, tweets, search, followers, lists, communities, and verification
- Clean JSON responses with a stable schema
- AI-ready documentation compatible with LLM and function-calling workflows
- Flat per-request pricing with 100 free requests for new accounts
- 20 requests per second rate limit on all plans
- Real-time data access with sub-second latency claims
- Username, ID, and profile URL conversion utilities