General inbox
[email protected] — the front door. Triaged daily by our operations lead and forwarded within minutes.
Whether you need a tailored demo, want to brief a journalist, or simply can't find a dataset — we read every message and route it to the right analyst within 24 hours.
Routing your message to the right desk on the first try means faster answers. Pick the lane that matches your intent — each one goes to a named human, not a shared inbox.
Walk through TweetBlocker with our solutions engineers against your own brand, keywords, or competitive set.
Open sales form → PressBackground interviews, data pulls for stories, and embargoed research windows. Response within 6 business hours.
Open press form → SupportAlready a customer? Skip the form — file a ticket from the in-app help menu for the fastest resolution.
Open support form → ResearchAcademic, NGO, and policy partnerships. We co-publish datasets and methodology notes on a quarterly cadence.
Open research form → PrivacyGDPR / CCPA inquiries, removal requests, and clarification on what we index and what we deliberately don't.
Open privacy form → CareersWe hire analysts, designers, and backend engineers. No open req? Reach out anyway — strong portfolios are saved.
Open careers form →Form submissions are logged in our shared inbox and triaged by a coordinator on weekdays between 09:00 and 18:00 CET. Expect a first reply within one business day.
For the kind of question that doesn't fit a form — a billing escalation, a high-priority press deadline, or a colleague's direct line — these are the desk-level contacts.
[email protected] — the front door. Triaged daily by our operations lead and forwarded within minutes.
+1 (415) 555-0142 — direct line to solutions engineering for procurement questions and contract redlines.
[email protected] — background briefings, data pulls, and embargo coordination. Run by our research editor.
548 Market Street, Suite 320, San Francisco, CA 94104. Drop-ins are welcome but appointments are faster.
Priority queue: 24/5 with a 2-hour first-response SLA. Standard queue: weekdays with a 6-hour first-response SLA.
Join 4,200+ researchers, analysts, and journalists in our public Slack for methodology debates and data drops.
Our San Francisco office is the engineering and customer-facing hub. Our Berlin office, established in 2022, covers European research partnerships and timezone coverage for APAC clients.
A few lines from the journalists, researchers, and policy teams we've briefed this year. Full press kit — high-res logos, founder bios, and methodology one-pager — is available on request.
"The TweetBlocker team turned a chaotic 800k-post dump into a methodology we could actually defend in print. Their press desk replied on a Sunday."
"We used their dataset in a Senate subcommittee briefing. The audit trail — what was included, excluded, and why — was the most rigorous we've seen in this space."
"I needed one chart, with provenance, by Tuesday morning. I got it, the underlying CSV, and a 20-minute call explaining the weighting. Five stars for humans."
If your question isn't here, the form above reaches a real person — usually faster than you'd expect.
Yes. Pick the "Sales — request a demo" path above and mention a topic or competitor in the message. We'll attach a 7-day sample of the relevant slice — same schema as the paid product, no watermarks.
Regularly. The press desk at [email protected] can issue NDAs within one business day, set embargo windows down to the hour, and route your request to the analyst who built the relevant collection.
Use the "Privacy / data request" path. Removal is typically completed within 72 hours, with a confirmation email. We retain a minimal hash of removed identifiers to prevent re-ingestion from upstream mirrors.
Priority-tier customers have 24/5 coverage with a 2-hour first-response SLA. Standard-tier tickets are answered weekdays between 09:00 and 18:00 CET, with a 6-hour first-response SLA on weekdays.
The full methodology — including what we deliberately do not index — lives at /methodology. Researchers often find their answer there before reaching out, which shortens the conversation considerably.