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neo.fast is a Twitter tracker service tailored to developers.

We believe we provide the fastest and cheapest tracker on the market, with Tweet speeds averaging ~200ms, and up to 100ms faster with our priority tracker.

We cater to developers building Twitter-based services - from trading algorithms, deployers, data aggregation, and more. Extensive documentation for connecting to our WebSocket, receiving events, and integrating our API is provided upon purchase.

The dashboard has everything you need to manage the service: self-serve payment, a demo feed for testing, and full configuration.

Still not sure? Free trials are available so you can verify our service for yourself.

To create an account and learn more, open a ticket in our Discord and get in touch.
To ensure a good experience, we use a case-by-case system to protect us and our users. This means you'll need to contact us to create an account and set up a plan. This may change in the future.

If you're interested in learning more about us, or want to purchase a plan, join our Discord server and open a ticket, or contact @inet.ini directly on Discord.

When you open a ticket, let us know what you're looking for and we'll whitelist your account. You can then log in here and navigate the dashboard.

Once you're whitelisted and set up on the plan you want, everything can be managed independently. If you're stuck on something or need more information, feel free to ask, we're happy to help.
Our options are flexible:
  • Pay per-user at a rate decently cheaper than alternative providers
  • Purchase one of our packages for the best value on the market
  • Ask for a custom deal and we'll make something work
For tracking, we sell Regular and Priority users. Regular's median latency is ~190-220ms, and Priority's median is ~140-180ms. Priority is our fastest tier, meant for anyone who needs a Tweet faster than everyone else.

On pricing: we believe we're the cheapest while maintaining speeds others can't reach. Full pricing isn't listed publicly, join our Discord and we'll work something out.
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