Tweet Archivist review
A focused Twitter/X analytics and archiving tool for campaign and archive analysis.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Tweet Archivist is a web-based Twitter/X analytics and archiving product for individuals, businesses, marketers, researchers, agencies, and other organizations. It brings engagement, follower-growth, tweet-performance, hashtag, sentiment, campaign, and competitor analysis into a Twitter/X-focused workspace. Users can upload Twitter/X data exports, search and filter archived tweets, examine posting activity, and preserve or share archives by link. Its audience includes solo users through enterprise teams that need historical Twitter/X analysis rather than broad social media management.
The pricing structure starts with a free plan and includes a 14-day free trial. Basic costs $29 per month or $290 per year, storing up to 10,000 tweets across up to 20 archives with an analytics dashboard, sentiment analysis, unlimited data retention, and email support. Pro costs $79 per month or $790 per year and raises storage to 100,000 tweets with unlimited archives, advanced analytics and visualizations, sentiment analysis, unlimited data retention, and priority support. Enterprise adds unlimited tweet storage and archives, the full analytics suite, a dedicated account manager, Twitter archive ZIP import, and an SLA guarantee.
The product’s main strength is depth within one network. Interactive charts, word clouds, posting heatmaps, NLP-powered sentiment analysis, hashtag engagement analysis, campaign and cross-campaign reporting, competitor benchmarking, and CSV report exports support detailed Twitter/X research. Audience demographics are also listed among its capabilities. That focus is useful for teams preserving archives or studying Twitter/X campaigns, but it is not a fit for organizations that need unified analytics across several social platforms. Choose Tweet Archivist when Twitter/X is the central channel and historical data matters; choose a broader social analytics product when multi-network coverage is essential.
Tweet Archivist pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Combines engagement, growth, hashtag, sentiment, and campaign analytics
- Supports searchable archives, public sharing, and Twitter/X data imports
- Offers free access plus monthly and annual paid plans
- Where it doesn't
- Supports Twitter/X rather than multiple social networks
- Basic stores up to 10,000 tweets across up to 20 archives
- Web-based access does not include native desktop or mobile apps
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