Get extensionHow to save leads from X (Twitter)
Founders post on X first. A launch, a funding round or a hiring call often shows up there before the press covers it, and one click keeps it with the company attached. Included on every plan, including Free.
How to use it
- Open x.com and find a post from or about a company
- Press Save in the post's action row
- Confirm the company name and pick a label
The company lands in Saved leads within a second.
What to save on X (Twitter)
Save a post when it names a company and an event: "we just raised", "we're live on Product Hunt", "hiring our first sales rep". News accounts count too. When an outlet reports a raise, file the save under the company that raised, since that's who you'll write to.
Where the Save button appears
In the action row under each post, after Like, Repost and Bookmark. It works in the home timeline, on profiles, in search and on a single post.
What gets saved
The post text, the author's handle and profile link, the post link, attached images, whether it has a video, and the author's picture.
What is never saved
Replies under the post, likes and view counts, DMs, and anything from accounts you cannot see. Nothing is posted, liked or followed from your account.
How not to use it
Save a person's personal post as if it were a company. File it under the company they work for, or skip it.
Which plans include it
X (Twitter) is included on Free (free, 50 saves a month), Solo ($19 a month, unlimited saves), Power ($39 a month, unlimited saves) and Business ($99 a month, unlimited saves). No card is needed for Free. Full details are on the pricing page.
Related guides
How to find sales leads on social media explains what to look for on these sites and which posts are worth saving. Every supported site is listed on the sources page.
Common questions
Is saving from X (Twitter) free?
Yes. X (Twitter) is on every plan, including Free, which allows 50 saves a month with no time limit and no card.
Does it post or act on my X (Twitter) account?
No. It never posts, likes, follows or messages from your accounts, and it never opens tabs or browses on its own. It reads a page when you click Save.
Where do saves from X (Twitter) go?
Into Saved leads in your dashboard and in the side panel, filed under the company you confirm. They appear within a second.
What if the Save button doesn't appear on X (Twitter)?
Check that the extension is enabled and that you're on a supported page, then reload it. If X (Twitter) has changed its layout, the button can go missing until we update the reader. Troubleshooting shows how to check each site's recent success rate.