Texifter has received approval from X to launch a fee-for-service academic and market research access point to the full public history of X/Twitter. The new access point, XSifter.com, will replicate and improve upon Sifter, a web service provided by Texifter from 2014-2018. We are finalizing the terms and moving toward a launch date later this spring. This is a three-month pilot. The total available data will be limited and Texifter cannot expand it. We anticipate a pre-sale of data blocks. The lowest price per unit will go to those who purchase the largest three-block subscriptions in advance of the start date. We envision pre-sale subscription blocks containing between 50,000 and 1,000,000 Tweets in fixed 28-day collection periods. Data blocks can be used for various projects until the four-week quota is exhausted. If the three-month subscriptions do not exhaust the quota by the launch of the pilot, we will offer one-time non-subscription sales. There are certain restrictions called for under the agreement. Research access to licensed data is limited to one year from the load date. Data will be stored and studied in DiscoverText. There are no raw JSON or CSV options. One of the reasons this agreement was approved is that Texifter uses the X/Twitter display inside DiscoverText to ensure deleted, suspended, and protected Tweets are not viewed. You can learn more about prohibited use cases targeting sensitive categories in the X documentation. Please book a meeting if you have questions or would like further discussions.