Xpoz
Social media data MCP server for ClaudeAsk about social data in plain language
Highlights
What you can do with it
- Academic research on how a topic develops in public discussion
- Marketing campaign tracking and influencer analysis
- Threat detection of bot networks and narrative manipulation
How to use it
- 1 Pick an install method: fully remote, or a connection option that matches your Claude version
- 2 Authenticate with your Google account on first run
- 3 Run queries such as recent posts, viral content or engagement filters
- 4 Feed the returned data back into Claude for deeper analysis
- 5 Apply it to social listening, research, agent tools or marketing work
Who it is for
Pros
- No API keys or rate limit juggling for the connected model
- Runs remotely with zero local installation
- Several major platforms reachable from one interface
- Historical and real-time queries in the same workflow
- Useful across research, marketing and security work
Limitations
- Free trial is time limited and paid packages may follow, so check current terms
- Depends on upstream platform data, which can change or become restricted
- MCP setup takes some reading if you have never connected a server to Claude
- Public social data only, so private or deleted content will not appear
What Xpoz is
Xpoz is a Model Context Protocol server built so that Claude and other large language models can ask questions about social media data in plain language. Rather than stitching together separate platform APIs, you connect the server once and then talk to it inside the chat you already use. The listing describes a fully remote setup with zero installation, natural language queries, and no API keys or rate limits to manage. A free trial is offered so you can test the workflow before committing to anything.
What you can do with it
- Ask for posts about a topic from the last seven days and get them back in a readable form.
- Filter results by engagement, such as posts mentioning a keyword with more than 100 likes.
- Pull user profile details like follower counts and verification status.
- Reach into full historical data for research, trend analysis and network mapping.
- Monitor brand mentions and competitor activity in real time.
- Feed the results back into Claude for sentiment analysis and deeper reading.
Who it is for
- Researchers who need long-run social data for academic work or trend studies.
- Marketers tracking campaign performance, influencer reach and audience traits.
- Security analysts looking for bot networks and coordinated narrative activity.
- AI developers who want agents that understand social context.
- Business decision makers watching competitors and market opportunities.
What to watch out for
The free trial is time limited and paid packages may follow, so verify current terms before you build a workflow around it. Because the data comes from upstream social platforms, coverage can change if a platform adjusts access or its API rules. MCP setup takes some reading if you have never connected a server to Claude before. Results are drawn from public social data, so private, deleted or restricted content will not show up. Use the output responsibly and follow each platform's terms when you collect and store data.
FAQ
Does Xpoz need API keys?
The listing says queries run through the MCP server without API keys or rate limits, and you authenticate with a Google account.
Which platforms are covered?
Twitter, Instagram, TikTok and Reddit are named in the feature list.
Can I get historical data?
Yes, the listing mentions access to full historical data for research, trend analysis and network mapping.
Is it free?
A free trial is offered. Long term pricing is not stated, so treat the trial as a test rather than a permanent free tier.
What can I build with it?
The listing mentions AI agents that understand social context and react to current events, plus social listening and threat detection.
Why it is free
What the official page says： free trial
Free limits, trial length and features are decided by the official site and can change at any time.
Product preview
Screenshot archived from the listing page, for preview only.
