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It is the same underlying product, presented around membership instead of advertising. This page leads with paid tiers, reviewed verification, creator subscriptions and tips. The ad desk and developer API remain in the build, so you can enable them later. If your plan starts with an ad sales team, the Twitter clone page is the better frame.

The ready-made platform is $3,699 one-time, with no per-seat fee and no revenue share. A branded deployment takes 6 working days. Additions such as new payment rails, automated moderation or an iOS build are available and take 2 to 8 weeks depending on scope, with scope confirmed with us in writing.

Video, audio, GIFs, images, polls, quote posts and threads all publish from one composer into the same timelines. A dedicated long-form article format is available too. We tailor it to your plan, and we will give you a timeline once we see how you want it to read.

Members start on Free and can move to Premium at $9.99 or Pro at $29.99 in the build. The server checks the plan before any gated action. Verification is a request that an operator approves or declines from the console, with the reason stored. You can price both however you like.

Through creator subscriptions and tips. Subscriber ids sit on the creator record, and tips can be sent from a post or profile. The operator takes a share of each transaction. Connecting your payment processor and payout rules is integration work, since the build references Stripe only.

No. This is independent software built to a functional target, and the name describes what the platform does. No code, design, graphics or content comes from the X website or apps. You launch under your own name, logo and colors.

A Flutter app with 28 screens covering the core social experience on the same REST API as the web app, so a tier change lands on the phone and the browser together. We supply the Android build. We can also produce the iOS build and handle store submission, with scope confirmed with us.

An audience stays with you, since software cannot supply one. Beyond that, payment processor wiring, automated moderation, a video transcoding and CDN pipeline, enterprise SSO and advertiser analytics are all available, and we set them up around your plan. Two-factor enforcement and a managed secrets store are finished with you during the deployment phase itself.

Yes, in full. You receive the web app, Flutter app, API layer, operator console and Firebase configuration, with no encryption. You can extend it, rebrand it, license it to a partner or hand it to another team without asking us.

The price includes 60 days of technical support and 1 year of free updates. First response arrives within 2 hours, Monday to Saturday, 10:00 to 19:00 IST. Support covers what we shipped, and we are glad to review the approach for code your team writes on top.

Operating a paid social network is lawful in many markets, but you are responsible for the rules that apply to you. That includes terms of service, privacy notices, consumer rules for subscriptions, content policy and tax treatment of creator earnings. We provide moderation and audit tooling, not legal advice, so consult local counsel before you launch paid plans.

Yes. Tier names, prices and the entitlements attached to each are configuration, and the API checks them on the server. You can start with one paid tier, rename Premium and Pro to suit your brand and adjust perks after launch without a deployment. Test each gated feature after any change.

The badge is a visible record of operator review. The For You feed is an algorithmic timeline that the operator can tune, and whether it favors verified accounts is a product decision for you to make. Changing ranking behavior beyond configuration is tailored work, scoped with you before it starts.

Subscriptions and tips are recorded between members and the platform keeps the share you set. Running payouts to creators, including schedules, statements and several currencies, is something we set up against your processor accounts. Decide your payout process before recruiting creators so you can describe it accurately.

Stripe is referenced in the shipped build. Collecting in several currencies or through local rails depends on your processor setup and is integration work on accounts you hold. We scope it against your target markets, and quote it in writing before any work begins.

Yes, we can add one. The composer already covers text, images, video, audio, GIFs, polls, quotes, threads, scheduling and content warnings. We tailor a dedicated article format if your community publishes longer pieces, with scope confirmed with us.

The Flutter app covers 28 screens on the same API and matches the web experience for the core social features. The operator console is a web surface and is not duplicated in the app, on purpose, because moderation and verification need room for context. Members get the same plan entitlements on both.

The platform is a one-time $3,699 with no revenue share and no per-seat fee. You pay for your own hosting, Firebase usage, processor fees and staff. Any extras we set up, such as payout operations or long-form posts, are confirmed in writing before work starts, so nothing accrues quietly.

No. It is the same platform, deployed the same way at the same price. The two pages exist because people search for both names and want different emphasis. If you want a membership-led network, use this page as your guide. If advertising and developer access are the plan, the Twitter page is framed for you. Tell the team which half your business starts with.

Payment processing fees, hosting and database usage, media delivery, moderation and support staff, store developer accounts, payout operations and tax advice. None are in the platform price, because that covers software and deployment. Media delivery tends to be the largest once video appears, so decide early whether to allow it and budget for the pipeline before you promote it.

You can, and for some goals it is the better choice, particularly if you want to join a federated network and run only a server. The trade is that paid tiers, verification workflow and operator-owned pricing are not its central focus. If your plan depends on charging members under your own rules, a closed branded platform fits more naturally.

That is your decision. The platform ships three tiers and checks entitlements on the server, so what each tier includes is configuration rather than code. Operators commonly gate extras such as verification, additional post length or visibility perks, but the sources do not fix a list. Decide the perks with your first members and test them before launch.

The platform stores badge state on the member record and every client reads it, which makes it possible to build reach rules around it. Whether verified accounts are boosted in the For You timeline is a ranking decision rather than a default setting. Be transparent with members about whatever you choose, since hidden advantages tend to erode trust.

Creator subscriptions and tips are recorded between members, with the operator taking a share. Moving money out to creators on a schedule, with statements and minimum thresholds, is a payout operations layer scoped on top. Decide your settlement rhythm and legal setup before inviting creators, because they will ask how and when quickly.

The platform makes it technically possible, because a badge is an operator decision with a record behind it. Whether it is wise or lawful in your market depends on how you describe it and what checks stand behind it. Avoid implying identity checks you do not perform, and take local advice before launch.

That depends on the payment processor you connect. The build references one processor and we wire others, including local rails, as integration work. Pricing in local currency also needs tier prices set for that market and tax handling checked. If you are launching regionally, start that conversation before you finalize tier prices.

Yes, with some planning. Account status control, a recorded reason on every decision and an audit trail suit a members-only square. You would likely keep registration closed or approved, and add enterprise sign-on if the association has an identity provider. We can set that sign-on up for you as an extra.

A hosted service is quicker to start and needs no hosting, but you rent the rules and the experience is a community space rather than a public timeline. This option gives you a timeline-style network you can brand, price and extend, with the source in your hands. It asks more of you in operations.