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SyncGTM PlatformLead SourcingX

X

The X group turns public account activity into rows.

Actions
3
Category
Lead Sourcing — Scrape
Authentication
SyncGTM credits — no external API key
Cost
0.3 credits per post or profile
Returns
Posts, engagement counts, or commenter accounts

Available scrapers

ScraperInputWhat it returns
Profile PostsHandle or profile URLRecent posts with content, engagement and timestamps
Profile ReactionsProfile URLThat account’s posts with likes, retweets, replies and views
Post CommentersPost URLThe accounts that commented on that post

X is a SyncGTM native integration — it runs on SyncGTM credits, so there is no X account or API key to connect.

How to use it

  1. Copy the handle or post URL you want to work from
  2. Open the table and click Table → Import → X, then pick the scraper
  3. Paste the input and set a result limit
  4. Run it, map the fields to columns, and click Create Rows
  5. Enrich commenter handles — Person Twitter Profile links a handle back to a person

Common use cases

  • Work a thread about your category. Commenters on a “what do you use for X” post are a warm list.
  • Personalize from a founder’s own posts. Profile posts give you a real line to open with.
  • Find which of their posts landed. Profile reactions rank an account’s output by engagement — useful when writing to a creator or picking what to reference.
  • Track a competitor’s announcements. Their profile posts, in a table, with timestamps.

Best practices

  • Choose threads about the problem rather than about a vendor — they draw buyers, not fans
  • Filter commenters by bio before enriching; large threads pull in accounts with no company attached
  • Handles are not people — enrich to a name and company before you treat a row as a lead
  • Dedupe on handle across threads in the same niche
  • Keep the post URL so the reference in your first message stays traceable

Where to next

TikTokSet Up a Webhook