Find Twitter users who mention specific keywords, industries, job titles, or locations in their bio — and export the results as a structured CSV. No Twitter API key. No rate limits. Access 400M+ profiles through Specrom's bio search tool, free to try.
// Twitter bio search result — Specrom { "username": "sarahvc", "display_name": "Sarah Chen", "bio": "Seed investor @YCombinator alumni. Building the future of fintech. DMs open.", "location": "San Francisco, CA", "followers_count": 42800, "following_count": 1240, "tweet_count": 8732, "verified": false, "website": "https://sarahchen.vc", "joined_date": "2012-03-14", "profile_image_url": "https://pbs.twimg.com/..." }
Every result from a bio search is returned as a clean, structured record. No scraping noise, no HTML fragments — just the fields your workflow actually needs, ready to drop into a spreadsheet, Salesforce, or outreach sequence.
// CSV columns in every export username, display_name, bio, location, website, followers_count, following_count, tweet_count, likes_count, verified, protected, joined_date, account_age_days, profile_image_url, user_id // Example row sarahvc, "Sarah Chen", "Seed investor @YCombinator...", "San Francisco, CA", "https://sarahchen.vc", 42800, 1240, 8732, 19400, false, false, "2012-03-14", 4748, "https://pbs.twimg.com/...", 783214001
The bio search tool runs in your browser. No install, no API key, no account required. For bulk searches or recurring lists, request a managed pull.
Type a keyword, job title, industry term, or hashtag that your ideal Twitter user would include in their bio. Examples: "CMO", "seed investor", "#fintech", "growth marketer San Francisco", "B2B SaaS founder".
Results load with bio text, follower count, location, and website visible. Sort or filter by follower count to prioritize high-reach profiles, or scan bio text to qualify manually before exporting.
Click export to download a structured CSV with all 15+ fields. Drop it into your outreach tool, CRM, or enrichment workflow. For bulk pulls of 10,000+ results, use the managed data service.
Bio keyword search is a surprisingly flexible signal. Here's how different teams turn it into pipeline.
Build targeted prospect lists by searching for job titles (e.g. "VP of Engineering"), industries, or tech stack mentions in bios. Filter to accounts with 1K+ followers for higher-authority contacts and export directly to your outreach sequence.
Find nano and micro-influencers in specific niches before they're on any agency's radar. Search by topic, hashtag, or brand mention in bio, then filter by follower count to hit your target tier.
Surface passive candidates who self-identify by skill or role in their Twitter bio. "Software engineer", "ML researcher", "product designer" — people often state what they do before they update LinkedIn.
Map the Twitter presence of a niche community — identify key voices, estimate community size, and benchmark follower distributions across categories. Export the full dataset for analysis.
Twitter's official API has become expensive and restrictive since 2023. Here's what you're dealing with if you try to build bio search yourself.
// Specrom bio search — one request GET /bio-search ?q="seed investor fintech" &min_followers=1000 &limit=500 // Returns structured records: { "total_results": 2847, "returned": 500, "profiles": [ // 15+ fields per profile ] } // Twitter API equivalent cost: // $5,000/mo minimum for user search // + engineering time to build pipeline
Any keyword or phrase that a Twitter user might include in their bio. Common searches include job titles (e.g. "CMO", "software engineer"), industry terms ("fintech", "climate tech", "DTC"), hashtags included in bios (#opentowork, #buildinpublic), brand affiliations ("@Shopify", "ex-Google"), and location references ("London", "Bay Area").
The free self-serve tool at specrom.com/twitter-bio-scraper-tool-data-exporter/ returns a sample set of results for evaluation. For bulk pulls of 10,000 to 1,000,000+ profiles, contact us for a managed data pull with full CSV export.
Specrom maintains its own Twitter profile index, updated continuously. Our infrastructure accesses public Twitter profile data and normalizes it into a searchable, structured format with bio-keyword search capabilities.
It depends. For some popular niches, we have segmented our data into follower count and location and you can query it based on that. For others, you will get the full extracted data as shown by the Twitter search bar that has to be filtered at your end. You can target micro-influencers, mid-tier accounts, or high-reach profiles specifically. Location filtering works on the self-reported location field in each profile. For advanced filtering on bulk pulls (account age, tweet frequency, verified status), contact us.
Yes, through our managed data service. We can run your bio search on a weekly or monthly cadence and deliver only net-new accounts that have appeared since your last pull. Useful for keeping a prospecting list current without manual re-searches.
CSV, compatible with Excel, Google Sheets, HubSpot, Salesforce, and most outreach tools. For bulk managed pulls we can also deliver JSON or pipe to an S3 bucket or webhook.
Twitter/X profile data is publicly available. Specrom accesses only publicly visible profile information, the same data any person can see without logging in. For compliance guidance specific to your use case, consult your legal team.
Tell us your search criteria and volume. We'll respond within 24 hours with a sample dataset and pricing for your specific use case.