Interzoid X Data APIs: Handle Lookup, Profile Data, and Recent Posts
X (formerly Twitter) remains one of the most important real-time data sources for tracking public figures, brands, organizations, competitors, and market signals. Whether you're enriching a CRM system, monitoring social activity, identifying opportunities, or building intelligence into your applications, having reliable programmatic access to X data is powerful.
Interzoid's X Data APIs provide a simple, innovative way to retrieve X handle identities, detailed profile information, and recent post content—all through clean REST API calls with structured JSON responses. These three APIs work individually or together to give you a complete picture of any public X presence.
Register for an API key to begin using the X Data APIs immediately. Each API costs 5 credits per call. You can also try them interactively with a user interface—no code required.
1. Get X Handle API – Find Any X Handle by Name or Entity
What it does
The Get X Handle API uses AI-powered lookup to identify and return the most relevant X handle for a given person, organization, team, or entity. You don't need to know the exact handle—just provide a natural language description like "Amazon CEO," "sf 49ers," or "president of Mexico," and the API resolves the correct handle along with a confidence score.
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Key features:
- Flexible natural language lookup – search by person name, organization, team, job title, or descriptive phrase
- Confidence scoring – each result includes a 0–100 confidence score indicating match reliability
- Broad coverage – works across sports teams, business leaders, government entities, public figures, and organizations worldwide
Example: Looking up sf 49ers returns @49ers with a confidence score of 99.
2. Get X Profile API – Retrieve Detailed Profile Data
What it does
The Get X Profile API retrieves comprehensive profile data for any public X handle. A single call returns the display name, bio description, follower and following counts, total post count, website URL, location, and account creation date—everything you need to assess and enrich an X identity.
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Key features:
- Rich profile data – display name, bio, website, location, and account creation date in a single call
- Engagement metrics – follower count, following count, and total post count for any handle
- Real-time retrieval – returns up-to-date profile information, ideal for enriching datasets or monitoring accounts
Example: Looking up lexfridman returns the full profile including
4.6M+ followers, bio, website URL, location, and account creation date.
3. Get Last Three Posts API – Monitor Recent Activity
What it does
The Get Last Three Posts API retrieves the three most recent posts (tweets) from any public X handle, including the full post content and publication dates. This makes it easy to monitor posting activity, track messaging, or integrate recent social content into your applications and dashboards.
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Key features:
- Recent post content – full text of the three most recent posts from any public handle
- Post dating – each post includes its publication date for tracking frequency and timelines
- Activity monitoring – monitor brands, public figures, competitors, or any entity with a public X presence
Example: Looking up google returns Google's three latest posts with dates and full text content.
Using the X Data APIs Together
These three APIs are designed to work together as a complete X data pipeline. A practical workflow might look like this:
- Step 1 – Resolve the handle: Use the Get X Handle API to find the correct X handle for a person, company, or entity from a natural language query.
- Step 2 – Enrich with profile data: Pass the resolved handle to the Get X Profile API to retrieve follower counts, bio, location, and other profile details.
- Step 3 – Monitor activity: Use the Get Last Three Posts API to get the latest content from that account for monitoring, alerting, or enrichment.
This chained approach is particularly valuable for sales intelligence (identifying and qualifying prospects), competitive monitoring (tracking what competitors are saying), media analysis (monitoring public figures and brands), and compliance workflows (verifying social identities).
Integration and Usage Options
All three X Data APIs are available as standard REST endpoints that return clean JSON responses. You can integrate them into your stack in several ways:
- Direct API calls from any language—Python, Node.js, Go, Java, TypeScript, and more. Code examples are available on GitHub.
- Interactive usage via the Try APIs app—test any API with a UI, no code required.
- Batch processing via the Batch API tool—run against entire CSV/TSV files in Interzoid's cloud platform.
- Database queries—use these APIs directly within SQL queries on Snowflake, Postgres, MySQL, and Azure SQL.
Interzoid's X Data APIs give you fast, reliable, AI-powered access to X handle resolution, profile enrichment, and recent post monitoring—all through simple REST API calls. Whether you're building social intelligence into an application, enriching records in a database, or just exploring what's possible, these APIs are ready to go.