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Count an X account's smart followers by category API

One call returns counts of an X account's smart followers broken down by category (VCs, Founders, Projects, etc.). Each item is one category with its follower count.

1 live route on X, from $0.00 per call. Every route below answered our last live test on 2026-10-08; the gateway re-tests them daily.

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ProviderEndpointPriceTested
Count an X account's smart followers by category (VCs, founders, influencers...)GET get_categorized_followers_count$0.00$0.0e+00 / 1k calls✓ 2026-10-08pricing ↗

What it returns

From a real call to the route: TwitterScore.

One call returns counts of an X account's smart followers broken down by category (VCs, Founders, Projects, etc.). Each item is one category with its follower count.
categories[].idCategory ID (null for 'All')categories[].nameCategory namecategories[].cntCount of smart followers in category

Call it

HTTP with your key in x-api-key, or the call_endpoint tool of our MCP server.

GET /api/gw/twitterscore/get_categorized_followers_count$0.00 / call✓ working · tested 2026-10-080.58 s latency
Parameters
ParameterTypeNotes
usernamestring · queryoptionalX username without @ (or send twitter_id instead).e.g. VitalikButerin
twitter_idstring · queryoptionalX numeric id (or send username instead).
HTTP
curl "https://fetchapi.co/api/gw/twitterscore/get_categorized_followers_count?username=VitalikButerin" \
  -H "x-api-key: YOUR_KEY"
MCP
call_endpoint("twitterscore.get_categorized_followers_count", {"username": "VitalikButerin"})
Real example answer (trimmed) · 2026-10-08
{
  "success": true,
  "categories": [
    {
      "id": null,
      "cnt": 17582,
      "name": "All"
    },
    {
      "id": 3,
      "cnt": 3290,
      "name": "Projects"
    },
    "… 1 more"
  ]
}

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