Brand and topic monitoring
Track public mentions of a brand, competitor, product, or selected keyword and review visible language, sources, and engagement.
Collect approved public X (Twitter) posts, search-result, topic, and profile pages for brand monitoring, market research, and event intelligence.
Structure publicly visible post text, timestamps, engagement signals, hashtags, and links for source-aware analysis.
Track public mentions of a brand, competitor, product, or selected keyword and review visible language, sources, and engagement.
Collect public posts around an event, industry theme, or product release and compare them with search trends and news.
Analyze public wording and hashtags to identify common questions, claims, criticisms, and terminology—without profiling individuals.
Use both terms where they clarify search intent after Twitter’s rebrand to X.
Retain public source context and timestamps for reviewable research.
Choose delivery formats for research, monitoring, and AI workflows.
Do not bypass login, access restrictions, or technical protections.
Collect approved public X (Twitter) posts, search-result, topic, and profile pages for brand monitoring, market research, and event intelligence.
{ "engine": "google", "location": "United States", "organic": [ { "position": 1, "title": "..." } ], "ai_overview": { "text": "...", "sources": [...] }}Pay only for valid data
No. Clawoxy uses success-based billing: credits are consumed only when a request ultimately succeeds and returns valid content. Retries caused by blocked IPs, target-site errors, or timeouts do not consume credits.
Yes. They describe the same platform after Twitter’s rebrand to X; both terms are used where they clarify the page’s purpose.