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List the users who retweeted an X post API

One call returns users who retweeted one tweet. One item in retweets[] is a user; some items can be all null. Our call held 11 users (3 shown plus '… 8 more'). Pass next_cursor as the cursor parameter for the next page.

2 live routes on X, from $0.00009 per call. Every route below answered our last live test on 2026-10-06; the gateway re-tests them daily.

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ProviderEndpointPriceTested
twitter-api45RapidAPI listing
RetweetsCHEAPESTGET retweets.php$0.00009$0.09 / 1k calls✓ 2026-10-06pricing ↗
twitter-api47RapidAPI listing
RetweetsGET v3/tweet/retweets$0.00019$0.19 / 1k calls✓ 2026-10-06pricing ↗

What it returns

From a real call to the cheapest route: twitter-api45.

One call returns users who retweeted one tweet. One item in retweets[] is a user; some items can be all null. Our call held 11 users (3 shown plus '… 8 more'). Pass next_cursor as the cursor parameter for the next page.
retweets[].user_iduser idretweets[].screen_namehandleretweets[].namedisplay nameretweets[].descriptionbioretweets[].followers_countfollower countretweets[].statuses_counttweet countnext_cursorcursor for the next page

Paging (twitter-api45): read `next_cursor` from the answer and send it back as `cursor=` for the next page; stop when it is empty or repeats. From MCP: call_endpoint("rapidapi-twitter-api45.retweets", params, pages=3) follows it for you.

Paging (twitter-api47): read `pagination.nextCursor` from the answer and send it back as `cursor=` for the next page; stop when it is empty or repeats. From MCP: call_endpoint("rapidapi-twitter-api47.retweets", params, pages=3) follows it for you.

Call it

HTTP with your key in x-api-key, or the call_endpoint tool of our MCP server.

GET /api/gw/rapidapi-twitter-api45/retweets.php$0.00009 / call✓ working · tested 2026-10-061.46 s latency
Parameters
ParameterTypeNotes
cursorstring · queryoptionalThe value of the next_cursor field in the response. Example value: HBaE2pGdj9GLqjEAAA==
idstring · queryrequireddefault 1700199139470942473
HTTP
curl "https://fetchapi.co/api/gw/rapidapi-twitter-api45/retweets.php?id=1700199139470942473" \
  -H "x-api-key: YOUR_KEY"
MCP
call_endpoint("rapidapi-twitter-api45.retweets", {"id": "1700199139470942473"})
Real example answer (trimmed) · 2026-10-03
{
  "retweets": [
    {
      "name": "James Clifford",
      "user_id": "1691195302563254272",
      "description": "Live, Laugh, Love ❤️",
      "media_count": 7,
      "screen_name": "Elonmuskonly745",
      "friends_count": 477,
      "profile_image": null,
      "statuses_count": 327,
      "followers_count": 107
    },
    {
      "name": null,
      "user_id": null,
      "description": null,
      "media_count": null,
      "screen_name": null,
      "friends_count": null,
      "profile_image": null,
      "statuses_count": null,
      "followers_count": null
    },
    "… 2 more"
  ],
  "next_cursor": "HBaGzdXRleKpkjMAAA=="
}
Other routes for this job
twitter-api47 · Retweets$0.00019
GET /api/gw/rapidapi-twitter-api47/v3/tweet/retweets$0.00019 / call✓ working · tested 2026-10-061.12 s latency
Parameters
ParameterTypeNotes
cursorstring · queryoptional
tweetIdstring · queryrequirede.g. 1991507072345944240
HTTP
curl "https://fetchapi.co/api/gw/rapidapi-twitter-api47/v3/tweet/retweets?tweetId=1991507072345944240" \
  -H "x-api-key: YOUR_KEY"
MCP
call_endpoint("rapidapi-twitter-api47.retweets", {"tweetId": "1991507072345944240"})

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