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It's strange that page mentions rate limiting of 60 requests/min, 10 requests/sec. Are you sure the pricing is 100 requests per month?
by welder 9y ago
It's strange that page mentions rate limiting of 60 requests/min, 10 requests/sec. Are you sure the pricing is 100 requests per month?
- mark_element 9y agoIt sure seems that way. If I understand their copy correctly this looks really really really expensive. I'm assuming the tweets per request is the limit to the result set returned, which is crazy small.
- colemannugent 9y agoThey don't specifically define the "period". No matter what the period is the price per search goes from $1 to $0.76 depending on volume. I wonder how they can justify these prices?
- crankylinuxuser 9y agoI could certainly see a "search of everything by user" be very much worth a $1 for groups like intelligence agencies or background check companies. That cost is then passed back on to the requester.
- peteretep 9y ago> I wonder how they can justify these prices I mean, you've got to think someone has done an expected demand / price model and decided that this will maximize profits. Only people they need to justify to are shareholders.
- Groxx 9y agoIf you go to their "packages" page[1] and select "premium", it gives you a table with "requests (per period)" and "month-to-month (price per period), and it is indeed "up to 100" for $99.00. For up to 500 tweets per request. Seems pretty clear, though I can't fathom why they chose "periods" rather than "months". Crazy expensive. [1]: https://developer.twitter.com/en/pricing/search-fullarchive https://developer.twitter.com/en/pricing/search-fullarchive --- edit: though the more I read it, the less confident I become. wtf is up with this copy.