People still search for a tool that exports followers to a spreadsheet. xCinder’s Data Scraper is narrower than that phrase. It reads public X data the connected account can already see, then saves the rows as CSV or JSON.
| Account | Count | Note |
|---|---|---|
| @mina | 12,408 | follows you |
1 / 1,000 · CSV
A list you can read
A job walks public pages the connected account can already open: a search, someone’s posts, or a followers list. Rows arrive in the column as they are read, and you can save them as CSV or JSON. One job stops at 1,000 rows, because these reads are rate-limited and a larger job would sit paused for hours.
The file is a research aid. It is not a licence to message people, and it is not a private copy of X. A protected account this login cannot see comes back empty. Direct messages are not part of the export.
What you can export
- Search results from public posts.
- Public posts from an account.
- Followers or following for the connected account, or for another account that this login can already open.
A protected account the connected login cannot see comes back with no rows. The scraper does not read direct messages, and it does not bypass a lock, a suspension, or a private account.
Monthly row allowances
One job stops at 1,000 rows. The monthly allowance depends on the plan. These figures are the current allowances in xCinder; the pricing page is the list to check later.
| Plan | Rows per month |
|---|---|
| Solo | 500 |
| Spark | 2,000 |
| Starter | 5,000 |
| Crew | 25,000 |
| Hive | 75,000 |
| Scale | 200,000 |
| Command | 500,000 |
Solo is free. Spark is a 72-hour pass. The other plans are paid in US dollars, once per period, with no automatic renewal.
Use it for a question you can answer
Export a list you are allowed to review, then read it. The rows are a research aid. They are not permission to message people, and they are not a private archive of X.
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