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Twitter stream limits and pricing

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Hi. I am integrating Apache NiFi with Twitter to fetch my tweets. As part of sample programming, I am using getTwitter processor and fetching tweets filtered by keyword and filtered endpoint. I need to understand the volume of tweets supported and options along with pricing in terms of licensing when I need to access a major content. As I understand of an individual user its 3200 tweets and 5000 tweets by keyword limitation. Can you help me understand on the pricing and any best firehose or options to look at larger scale volume of tweets.

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Master Mentor

Out of the box you get 1% of the firehouse, enterprise api providers like Gnip offer different pricing models, choices like 10% real time stream, it's best if you contact these providers yourself for pricing.

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Out of the box you get 1% of the firehouse, enterprise api providers like Gnip offer different pricing models, choices like 10% real time stream, it's best if you contact these providers yourself for pricing.