Comparison ยท checked October 22, 2026
PrunePosts compared with six tweet deleters
Redact, TweetDelete, TweetDeleter, Circleboom, DeleteOldPosts and Block Party: how each finds posts, how far back it reaches, and what it costs.
In short
Most tweet deleters find posts by date and keyword. Redact and DeleteOldPosts add AI: Redact flags posts likely to read as offensive, and DeleteOldPosts flags posts that match what you describe. PrunePosts' AI review checks each post against X's own published rules and names the rule. Of the six tools here, none says on its own pages that it checks posts against X's rules (checked October 22, 2026).
At a glance
| Tool | How it finds posts | Older than 3,200 | How it deletes | Free | Paid from | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PrunePosts | Date, type, keyword and like filters; AI review against X's 18 published rule policies, with the rule named | Yes, free archive upload | X's official API | None: everything is paid for out of a plan | $4.99 a month (Starter), or $49 once (Clean-up Pass) | Pricing |
| Redact | Filters, plus an on-device AI filter that flags posts likely to read as offensive | Yes, archive import on Premium (desktop) | From the app on your device | Deletes your last 30 days | $95.88 a year (Premium), or $245 lifetime | Pricing AI filter Archive import |
| TweetDelete | Keyword, date and type filters; a "risk scan" preview with labels such as Privacy concern (method not stated) | Yes, archive upload on premium | Not stated; calls itself X.com's Official Partner | Standard mode, newest 3,200 tweets | From $3.99 a month (its FAQ); prices shown only after sign-in | Home page FAQ |
| TweetDeleter | Keyword, date, media and type filters; no AI on its pricing page | Yes, archive upload on Advanced and Unlimited | Not stated | No free deletion | About $65.70 a year (Advanced), or $99.99 lifetime | Pricing |
| Circleboom | Keyword, language, date and engagement filters; a separate free checker for one pasted tweet | Yes, archive upload with a subscription | Calls itself an official enterprise developer | 50 tweets a day | $12.99 a month, paid yearly (Limited) | Pricing Delete all tweets Content checker |
| DeleteOldPosts | AI Smart Delete: AI flags posts matching what you describe or a preset; you approve each | Yes, archive upload | X's official API | Upload and review free; pay per action | $12 for 100 credits, one-time | Pricing AI Smart Delete |
| Block Party | Scans privacy settings for exposures; X deep clean bulk-deletes posts, reposts, replies and likes; no AI review of post text described | No archive upload mentioned | Browser extension | Checklists, plus a 7-day trial on one platform | $8.33 a month, billed yearly | Pricing X deep clean |
PrunePosts vs Redact
- Redact covers X and about 30 other platforms and processes on your device. Its free plan deletes your last 30 days; Premium is $95.88 a year or $245 lifetime (Redact pricing).
- Its "Offensive Classification" filter is a trained model that flags posts likely to read as offensive, not a check against X's rules (Redact's filter page).
- Choose Redact for many platforms and on-device processing. Choose PrunePosts to see which X rule a post may break, and to buy a one-time pass instead of a yearly plan.
PrunePosts vs TweetDelete
- TweetDelete's free standard mode sees only your most recent 3,200 tweets, and archive upload is a premium feature (TweetDelete FAQ).
- Its home page previews a "risk scan" with labels such as Privacy concern and Racist language, but doesn't say how posts are scanned (TweetDelete home page).
- Its prices appear only after you sign in with X; its FAQ says plans start at $3.99 a month. PrunePosts shows every price before you sign in, on the pricing page.
PrunePosts vs TweetDeleter
- TweetDeleter lists Advanced at $0.18 a day billed yearly (about $65.70 a year), Unlimited at $0.21 a day billed yearly (about $76.65), and Lifetime at $99.99 (TweetDeleter pricing).
- Its free column includes no deletion, and its pricing page mentions no AI or risk detection.
- PrunePosts never prices by the day: every plan shows its total, and passes don't renew.
PrunePosts vs Circleboom
- Circleboom deletes 50 tweets a day free; bulk and archive deletion need a subscription. Its Limited plan is $12.99 a month, paid yearly (Circleboom pricing, delete all tweets).
- Its "Twitter Hateful Content Checker" checks one tweet you paste in; it doesn't scan your history (Circleboom's checker).
- Circleboom also schedules posts and manages followers. PrunePosts only cleans up.
PrunePosts vs DeleteOldPosts
- DeleteOldPosts is the closest match: free archive upload and review, credit packs from $12 for 100 to $499 for 12,475, and no subscription (DeleteOldPosts).
- Its AI Smart Delete flags posts that match what you describe, or presets such as Career Killers, and you approve each deletion (AI Smart Delete). The criteria are yours; PrunePosts' criteria are X's published rules.
- A PrunePosts Clean-up Pass is $49 once for 30 days of usage (about 4,800 deletions or 24,000 AI checks); reading posts through X's API comes out of the same usage, so compare by how many posts you need read, checked and deleted.
PrunePosts vs Block Party
- Block Party is a privacy tool across 12 platforms: it scans settings for exposures and offers bulk cleanup in a browser extension. Personal is $8.33 a month, billed yearly (Block Party pricing).
- For X, its deep clean deletes posts, reposts, quote posts and replies, removes likes and mass-blocks (X deep clean). Its pages describe no AI review of what posts say.
- DeleteMe announced it was acquiring Block Party in 2026; the products run separately (DeleteMe).
When another tool is the better choice
- You want everything gone for free. Cyd's free desktop app can delete all your tweets (Cyd pricing), and TweetXer is a free script (TweetXer).
- You are deleting thousands and only want the lowest price. XWipe sells 5,000 deletes for $99 as a flat per-delete price (XWipe).
- You want deletion on autopilot. PrunePosts deletes only what you confirm, when you confirm it; DeleteX Plus is $4.99 a month for 200 deletes (DeleteX).
- You want a privacy audit across many apps. Block Party checks settings on 12 platforms.
How we checked
We read each vendor's own pricing and feature pages on October 22, 2026. TweetDelete shows prices only after you sign in with X, so its price comes from its FAQ. Annual totals for TweetDeleter are its daily prices times 365. Prices and features change; check the linked pages before you buy.
Questions
What is the best TweetDelete alternative?
It depends on what you want gone. To wipe everything for free, a desktop app like Cyd or a script like TweetXer can do it. To pay without a subscription, DeleteOldPosts sells credit packs and PrunePosts sells a one-time Clean-up Pass. To keep your history and delete only posts that may break X's rules, PrunePosts' AI review checks each post against X's published rules.
Which tweet deleters use AI?
Redact has an on-device AI filter for posts likely to read as offensive. DeleteOldPosts' AI Smart Delete flags posts that match criteria you describe. PrunePosts' AI review checks posts against X's own published rules and names the rule. TweetDelete shows a risk scan but doesn't say how it works.
Is there a free tweet deleter?
Yes. Cyd's free desktop app can delete all your tweets, and TweetXer is a free open-source script. Circleboom deletes 50 tweets a day free and Redact's free plan covers your last 30 days. PrunePosts has no free tier.
Which tweet deleters can delete more than 3,200 tweets?
Every tool on this page except Block Party, whose pages don't mention archive upload, can go past 3,200 by reading your X archive. Some only allow it on paid plans: Redact Premium, TweetDelete premium, TweetDeleter Advanced and Unlimited, and Circleboom subscriptions.