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Is Xarchive free to use?

Yes. Searching Twitter/X, Reddit, Instagram, and LinkedIn Wayback Machine captures is free and needs no account. A Twitter/X search shows its 20 most recent tweets with their Wayback snapshots; Reddit, Instagram, and LinkedIn exports include up to 50 records per file. A paid pass unlocks every available tweet, every page, and unlimited exports for your chosen access period.

Do I need an account?

No. Choose a 24-Hour Pass for $5, a 7-Day Pass for $9, or a 30-Day Pass for $19. Each is a single payment with no account and no automatic renewal. Access stays in the browser used to pay.

What does each pass include?

Every pass includes full Twitter/X search results and pagination, plus unlimited HTML, CSV, and JSON exports across all four tools. The 24-Hour Pass includes 10,000 archive records, the 7-Day Pass 25,000, and the 30-Day Pass 50,000. A record is one archived snapshot, post, or comment, and it counts once however often you view or export it. Archive availability is the same on every plan.

When does my pass start?

Access starts when payment completes and lasts for 24 hours, 7 consecutive days, or 30 consecutive days. Your exact expiry is shown while your pass is active. The pass never renews automatically.

How do I recover paid access?

Return in the same browser and we will check your saved payment receipt automatically. If you changed browsers or cleared browser data, contact support@xarchive.net with your Stripe receipt. Do not buy another pass to fix missing access.

Where does the data come from?

Every record comes from the Internet Archive's public Wayback Machine CDX index. Xarchive does not host archived content and does not add anything the Internet Archive has not already captured publicly.

What happens if an export fails?

Exports are built from results already loaded in your browser. If a paid export cannot be restored, email support@xarchive.net with the Stripe receipt and we will resolve it or refund it in full.