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[WebFactory]

First of all, good evening to everyone since this is my first post

Now, onto business. I’m 99% sure I’m just miss-reading things but want to double-check. I’m contemplating on starting a service similar to Quuu and double-checking all Twitter rules, guidelines and API endpoints. While looking at what particular API access level gives me on https://developer.twitter.com/en/pricing I realized that Premium (and Enterprise) don’t have the “Publish and Engage” row checked. Does that mean they don’t have access to endpoints like statuses/update and can’t do utilize the 300 /3h limit as per new rules?

Thank you for your time!

[Aurelia]

Hi @WebFactory - for publishing purposes, you will have to use the standard POST statuses/update endpoint. If you’re a premium or an enterprise user, nothing prevents you from using our standard APIs too. It is not uncommon for developers to use a mix of standard and premium/enterprise products. Note that all of our standard APIs are free of charge and can be used by any developer, as long as you have an approved developer account.

[andypiper]

Hi @WebFactory just to “piggyback” on Aurelia’s response, you’ve referenced the new POST limits. Note that these are the default, reduced limits that now apply at an app level, across all signed-in accounts, to all new apps, in any tier (standard, premium or enterprise). For higher, user-level limits, you then need to request elevated access and additional review.

[WebFactory]

Thank you very much for all the info! It clears everything up for me.

[andypiper]