Social Fetch vs Xpoz
Xpoz offers MCP tools and credit-priced queries over Twitter/X, Instagram, TikTok, and Reddit. Social Fetch is a broader REST API with prepaid credits. Overlap on four networks; platforms, billing, and integration style diverge.
- Platform coverage
- 25 platforms / 264 operationsTwitter/X, Instagram, TikTok, Reddit (core marketing)
- Integration style
- REST + TypeScript SDK (+ MCP elsewhere in ecosystem)MCP-first, plus TypeScript/Python SDKs and CLI
- Credit model
- Usually 1 credit per standard lookupPer query by platform: Reddit/X 2, TikTok 5, Instagram 12
Teams running monitoring, research, and enrichment pipelines
Why Social Fetch
Why teams switch from Xpoz.
What changes when your social lookups move to one REST API.
One API for 25 platforms
TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, LinkedIn, Reddit, X and more behind one key and one schema — no separate Xpoz setup per network.
Pricing you can reason about
One completed lookup, one price. Failed lookups aren't billed, so you know how far a balance goes.
JSON in the same request
Fetched live when you ask and returned in the response — ~3.2s on average, no job to poll.
No scraper maintenance
We handle proxies, browser changes, and platform breakages.
Built for production jobs
Run concurrent workloads with explicit statuses and request IDs.
Pay as you go, or save monthly
Start with 100 free credits and no subscription. Pay-as-you-go credits never expire; running lookups every month? A monthly plan gets you lower per-credit rates.
What teams build with Social Fetch
Monitoring, enrichment, research and content workflows — the jobs teams run on Xpoz, as plain API calls.
Monitor brands and competitors
Watch accounts on a schedule and get a signed webhook when something new posts.
Find and vet creators
Check reach and engagement before you reach out.
Turn video into searchable text
Transcribe and index video and audio content so you can find the exact moment you need.
Track public communities
Follow the subreddits, groups, and channels where your audience talks.
Platform-weighted query credits vs flat lookups
Xpoz Free: 2,500 one-time credits. Pro $20/mo (30k credits); Max $160/mo annual (600k). Query costs: Reddit/X 2, TikTok 5, Instagram 12. Social Fetch Scale: $1.64/1k, one credit on typical profile routes.
Free credits
- Social Fetch
- 100, never expire
- Xpoz
- 2,500 one-time (do not refresh)
1,000 Twitter/X queries (Pro math)
- Social Fetch
- ~$1.64
- Xpoz
- ~$1.33 (2 credits × 1,000 ÷ 30k × $20)
1,000 TikTok queries (Pro math)
- Social Fetch
- ~$1.64
- Xpoz
- ~$3.33 (5 credits × 1,000 ÷ 30k × $20)
1,000 Instagram queries (Pro math)
- Social Fetch
- ~$1.64
- Xpoz
- ~$8.00 (12 credits × 1,000 ÷ 30k × $20)
1,000 Instagram queries (Max annual math)
- Social Fetch
- ~$1.64
- Xpoz
- ~$3.20 (12 × 1,000 ÷ 600k × $160)
Unused PAYG balance
- Social Fetch
- Never expires
- Xpoz
- Monthly credits; Free is one-shot
| Scenario | Social Fetch | Xpoz |
|---|---|---|
| Free credits | 100, never expire | 2,500 one-time (do not refresh) |
| 1,000 Twitter/X queries (Pro math) | ~$1.64 | ~$1.33 (2 credits × 1,000 ÷ 30k × $20) |
| 1,000 TikTok queries (Pro math) | ~$1.64 | ~$3.33 (5 credits × 1,000 ÷ 30k × $20) |
| 1,000 Instagram queries (Pro math) | ~$1.64 | ~$8.00 (12 credits × 1,000 ÷ 30k × $20) |
| 1,000 Instagram queries (Max annual math) | ~$1.64 | ~$3.20 (12 × 1,000 ÷ 600k × $160) |
| Unused PAYG balance | Never expires | Monthly credits; Free is one-shot |
Xpoz prices checked 21 July 2026. How we priced this, with sources
Pricing
Social data, priced simply.
Start with 100 free credits. Monthly plans give you predictable volume and lower per-request rates.
Starter
1,000credits
$14.00 per 1k · $0.0140 per request
- Prove one workflow before you buy more
- All 25 platforms on one API key
Growth
25,000credits
$2.36 per 1k · $0.00236 per request
- For a project or one-off batch job
- Better per-credit rate than the Starter pack
Scale
230,000credits
$1.64 per 1k · $0.00164 per request
- For a large one-time job
- Best pack rate of the three — includes bonus credits
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Social Fetch vs Xpoz, side by side.
How each product expects you to integrate, what you're billed for, and which capabilities come as standard.
Platform coverage
- Social Fetch
- 25 platforms / 264 operations
- Xpoz
- Twitter/X, Instagram, TikTok, Reddit (core marketing)
Integration style
- Social Fetch
- REST + TypeScript SDK (+ MCP elsewhere in ecosystem)
- Xpoz
- MCP-first, plus TypeScript/Python SDKs and CLI
Credit model
- Social Fetch
- Usually 1 credit per standard lookup
- Xpoz
- Per query by platform: Reddit/X 2, TikTok 5, Instagram 12
Pro plan (monthly)
- Social Fetch
- Optional; PAYG packs work alone
- Xpoz
- $20/mo for 30k credits ($16/mo billed annually)
Max plan
- Social Fetch
- Scale pack $379 / 230k credits (one-time PAYG)
- Xpoz
- $160/mo annual rate for 600k credits ($200/mo list-style monthly)
Continuous keyword tracking
- Social Fetch
- Build with your own scheduler + our lookups
- Xpoz
- Tracked keywords/users included by plan tier
| Row | Social Fetch | Xpoz |
|---|---|---|
| Platform coverage | 25 platforms / 264 operations | Twitter/X, Instagram, TikTok, Reddit (core marketing) |
| Integration style | REST + TypeScript SDK (+ MCP elsewhere in ecosystem) | MCP-first, plus TypeScript/Python SDKs and CLI |
| Credit model | Usually 1 credit per standard lookup | Per query by platform: Reddit/X 2, TikTok 5, Instagram 12 |
| Pro plan (monthly) | Optional; PAYG packs work alone | $20/mo for 30k credits ($16/mo billed annually) |
| Max plan | Scale pack $379 / 230k credits (one-time PAYG) | $160/mo annual rate for 600k credits ($200/mo list-style monthly) |
| Continuous keyword tracking | Build with your own scheduler + our lookups | Tracked keywords/users included by plan tier |
| Capability | Social Fetch | Xpoz |
|---|---|---|
| Synchronous REST JSON (no actor run polling) | ||
| One API key for all platforms | ||
| Unified schema across platforms | ||
| Public OpenAPI specification | ||
| Official TypeScript SDK | ||
| Interactive API playground | ||
| TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, LinkedIn, Facebook, Reddit, X in one vendor | ||
| Pay-as-you-go without required monthly subscription | ||
| PAYG credits never expire | ||
| Web fetch (markdown/HTML) in same product | ||
| Scheduled account / feed monitors | ||
| Signed webhooks when watched accounts post |
Customers
Teams building on Social Fetch.
“Our TikTok and Instagram scrapers broke constantly. Social Fetch took us off that rotation — we ship product again.”
“Transcripts at volume from one endpoint. No broken scrapers for our small team to maintain.”
“Live profile data on every request. We never flag accounts from a stale cache.”
“Heavy concurrent load, no rate limits to negotiate. The rare API I haven't wrapped in retries.”
Which one should you pick?
If the Xpoz list sounds like you, Xpoz is probably the better buy — and that's fine.
Pick Social Fetch if…
- You need YouTube, LinkedIn, Facebook, and other networks beyond Xpoz's four
- Instagram-heavy workloads where 12-credit queries inflate the bill
- PAYG packs that never expire beat monthly credit resets
- Production REST + OpenAPI + support requestId is the integration standard
- Flat per-lookup economics matter more than per-platform credit weights
Pick Xpoz if…
- MCP-native agents on Twitter, Instagram, TikTok, and Reddit are the whole scope
- You want built-in keyword/user tracking without operating a scheduler
- Low-volume Pro ($20/mo) fits and your mix skews toward Reddit/X (2-credit queries)
- CSV export quotas and premium analytics tools in Xpoz match the workflow
- You prefer their CLI/MCP packaging over a classic REST-first vendor
Social Fetch vs Xpoz: common questions
Migration, billing surprises, and what changes when you add a second platform.
Is Xpoz cheaper than Social Fetch?
Sometimes on Twitter/Reddit at Pro volumes; often not on Instagram because of the 12-credit weight. Compare your platform mix at Pro vs Max rates against Social Fetch's $1.64/1k Scale pack.
Does Social Fetch support MCP?
Social Fetch's primary contract is REST/OpenAPI with a TypeScript SDK. Agent tooling exists in the broader ecosystem; evaluate current MCP docs on our site if agents are the main client.
Which has more platforms?
Social Fetch documents 25 platforms. Xpoz's public social data marketing focuses on Twitter/X, Instagram, TikTok, and Reddit.
Do Xpoz free credits refresh?
No. The Free tier is 2,500 one-time credits. Social Fetch's 100 free credits also do not require a card and sit until used; paid PAYG packs never expire.
Can I use both?
Yes — for example Xpoz for MCP demos on four networks and Social Fetch for production multi-platform routes. Most teams standardize on one read API to avoid dual schemas.
What about LinkedIn on Xpoz?
Not part of Xpoz's four-network social data pitch as verified for this page. Social Fetch includes LinkedIn among its supported platforms.
The detailed Social Fetch vs Xpoz comparisonHow Xpoz works, where the costs come from, and when to keep it.
Xpoz optimizes for agent workflows on four networks
Xpoz's marketing centers MCP: agents call tools instead of hand-rolling HTTP. For prototypes that only need Twitter, Instagram, TikTok, and Reddit, that packaging is attractive — especially with a free 2,500-credit taste and low Pro entry.
Social Fetch also serves agents, but the center of gravity is a versioned REST API used by ordinary backends, ETL jobs, and products that predate MCP. If your system is already fetch() and OpenAPI, you are in our default path.
Instagram is expensive in Xpoz credit weights
Flat Social Fetch pricing means Instagram and Reddit cost the same credit on standard profile routes. Xpoz charges 12 credits for Instagram queries and 2 for Reddit/Twitter. On Pro, a thousand Instagram queries land near $8 — roughly 5× Social Fetch Scale — while Twitter can look slightly cheaper than us on paper.
If your mix is Instagram-heavy creator tooling, run the weight math before the logo wins. If your mix is Reddit + X listening for agents, Xpoz Pro can be cost-competitive at low volume.
Coverage beyond the four
YouTube, LinkedIn, Facebook, Threads, Spotify, and other networks in Social Fetch's 25-platform catalog are why teams outgrow a four-network tool. Xpoz may expand; as of this page's verification it sells hard on those four.
Multi-platform products pay an integration tax every time they add a second vendor for LinkedIn-only. One key and 264 operations is the Social Fetch answer to that tax.
Built-in tracking vs bring your own cron
Xpoz includes tracked keywords/users with plan limits — continuous collection without you writing a scheduler. Social Fetch expects you to call us when you want fresh data (cron, queue, or user action). That is more work if listening is the product; it is less lock-in if your orchestration already exists.
Neither approach is universally better. Match it to whether "managed trackers" or "dumb reliable GETs" fit your architecture.
Bottom line: Four-network agent API vs broad production social API
Xpoz is a credible, agent-friendly social query product on four major networks with simple monthly plans. Social Fetch is broader, flatter on credits, and oriented to production REST. Choose Xpoz when MCP + those four networks are enough. Choose Social Fetch when coverage, Instagram unit economics, or non-expiring packs decide the architecture.
Methodology and sourcesHow we priced each scenario, and where every Xpoz figure comes from. Checked 21 July 2026.
Sources
Xpoz pricing from xpoz.ai/pricing (July 2026). Monthly vs yearly toggle shown on-site; Pro $16/mo and Max $160/mo reflect annual billing. Credit weights from the same page. Confirm before budgeting overage and tracked-keyword add-ons.
Xpoz is a trademark of its owner. Social Fetch is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Xpoz. Details about Xpoz come from public sources checked on 21 July 2026.
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