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Erasion vs TweetDeleter: price, speed and privacy

Short answer

TweetDeleter is faster and can schedule automatic deletion, but its unlimited plan is a subscription ($12.90 a month, or about $6.30 a month billed yearly). Erasion is pay once with no expiry (10,000 actions for $2.99), works in your own x.com tab without connecting your account to a third party, and also unfollows and removes followers.

Prices from tweetdeleter.com, checked 4 October 2026. They may have changed since.

ErasionTweetDeleter
Pricing modelAction packs, pay once, never expireSubscription, or a $99.99 lifetime deal
Free100 actionsSign in only, limited features
Delete everythingFrom $2.99 for 10,000 actionsUnlimited plan: $12.90 a month, about $6.30 a month billed yearly
LikesIncluded (same balance)Advanced: 1,000 likes; Unlimited: unlimited
Unfollow and remove followersIncludedNot listed in their plans
How it reaches your accountYour own signed-in x.com tabYou connect your X account to TweetDeleter
SpeedAbout 300–700 actions an hour, depending on the speed you pickUsually faster (uses X's API)
Automatic scheduled deletionNoYes (Unlimited)

When TweetDeleter is the better pick

When Erasion is the better pick

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Questions

Is Erasion cheaper than TweetDeleter?

For a one-off clean-up, usually yes: 10,000 actions cost $2.99 once, and 200,000 cost $11.99, less than one month of TweetDeleter Unlimited. If you want ongoing automatic deletion, a subscription can make more sense.

Why does Erasion pause between actions?

Erasion works from your own browser and adds random pauses so the activity looks like a person, not a burst. You choose the speed, and the run works in a small window while you do other things. Your account is never connected to a third party.

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