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You pay for rows you keep, not rows the Actor reads#
Filters and duplicate removal in X Follower Scraper run before billing. A run that inspects 40,000 follower profiles and writes 500 that match minFollowers: 1000 and verifiedOnly: true bills 500 rows — $0.075 at the stated rate. Rows rejected by the dataset are not billed.
That single behaviour is what separates a targeted audience export from a bulk dump you pay for twice: once to collect, once to clean. See how billing works for the full mechanism.
What one run can cover#
One run accepts handles, numeric IDs, full URLs, and short paths, and mixes them freely. The Actor routes each target to its relation:
| Relation | Source |
|---|---|
followers |
An account's followers |
following |
The accounts a user follows |
verified_followers |
An account's verified followers |
list_members |
Members of a public X List |
list_followers |
Followers of a public X List |
community_members |
Members of a public X Community |
Every output row carries sourceTarget, sourceRelation, and sourceUrl, so a merged export of twelve competitors still tells you where each profile came from.
Start here#
Paste one handle and get a CSV of matching profiles
The rate, worked examples, and how to hard-cap a run
The 13 filters that run ahead of billing
One row per profile across several competitors
Every field, alias, and accepted value
What each row contains
What the Actor does not return#
Viewer-relative state belongs to Xquik's fetch account, not to your dataset. Follow, block, mute, DM, and notification flags are always removed, including from raw output. Resume-cursor input is not exposed yet: re-running a target starts from its first available page.
Results can contain personal data, including self-reported locations. Confirm a lawful purpose and follow applicable privacy rules before you export. Ask qualified counsel when uncertain.
Next steps#
- New to the Actor: run your first export.
- Evaluating cost: pricing and how billing works.
- Deciding between the Actor and Xquik's REST API: Actor or API.
Add the Actor in Apify Console, paste one handle, and see real rows before you commit to a large export.