What it does
TMTG's official Truth API is a licensed real-time feed for institutional customers. NPR reports access can cost up to $100,000 per month. TweetStream gives trading systems a narrower option: supported Donald Trump and White House posts as bot-ready WebSocket JSON alongside selected X alerts.
Use cases
WebSocket integration
Receive optional Trump and White House Truth Social posts in your TweetStream WebSocket client.
Platform-aware parsing
Use the platform marker to keep Truth Social and X/Twitter handling explicit in code.
Trading-system routing
Route posts into classifiers, trading bots, Discord channels, or analyst dashboards.
Less custom glue
Avoid maintaining a one-off polling job when your core need is fast alert delivery.
How it works
- Confirm the integration scope - Confirm that the supported Trump and White House scope matches the first-party posts your strategy needs.
- Connect your client - Authenticate with your API key, open the TweetStream WebSocket, and receive supported posts in the content envelope.
- Parse and route events - Branch on d.author.platform, then route truth_social events to your classifier, bot, dashboard, or alert queue.
Compare the options
What official Truth API access actually means
TMTG announced Truth API as a licensed real-time B2B data feed for institutional customers and directs interested organizations to its licensing team. The launch release did not publish a price or name the delivery protocol. NPR separately reported pricing of up to $100,000 per month.
Implementation resource
Build the prediction-market routing layer
Map selected X and supported Truth Social events into paper-only strategy decisions with explicit source and risk boundaries.
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TweetStream is independent and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by X Corp, Truth Social, TMTG, or Donald J. Trump. It is built for selected-account alert workflows. Use each platform's official access path when you need licensed access, write actions, compliance archives, or broad social listening. For developer setup, see the WebSocket quickstart.