Key takeaways
- Unverified X accounts: 50 original posts and 200 replies a day, split into semi-hourly limits and counted across the web, apps and the API.
- The X API separately allows 100 post-creation requests per 15 minutes per user and 10,000 per 24 hours per app.
- Platforms change these limits without much notice — treat this as a checkpoint, not a permanent guarantee.
X post limit per day: the account limit
- Unverified accounts: 50 original posts and 200 replies per day
- The daily limit is broken into smaller limits for semi-hourly intervals
- It counts actions from all devices — web, mobile and the API — so every app posting for the account shares it
- The same page still states an overall limit of 2,400 updates a day, without tying it to an account type
The API rate limit for creating posts
- 100 post-creation requests (POST /2/tweets) per 15 minutes per user
- 10,000 post-creation requests per 24 hours per app
- Posts made through the API still count toward the account’s daily limit above
Why this matters for a scheduler
A scheduler posting for an unverified account can publish at most 50 original posts for it in a day, minus any posted by hand or from other apps that day. Spreading posts across the day also keeps them inside X’s semi-hourly limits.
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FAQ
- How many tweets can an unverified account post per day?
- 50 original posts and 200 replies a day, per X’s Help Center, split into smaller semi-hourly limits.
- Are verified accounts limited the same way?
- X’s Help Center gives the 50-post figure for unverified accounts only; the same page still states an overall limit of 2,400 updates a day.
- Does the API have a different limit than the app?
- Both apply. Posts made through the API count toward the same daily account limit, and the X API also limits post creation to 100 requests per 15 minutes per user and 10,000 per 24 hours per app.
- Is the Twitter post limit per day the same as X's?
- Yes — Twitter is now X, so the same limits apply: 50 original posts and 200 replies a day for unverified accounts, counted across the web, apps and the API.