The short answer
X has no feature that shows who viewed your profile, and viewing someone else's profile is anonymous. That's true for free accounts and Premium subscribers alike. The data isn't available through X's API either — including to data providers like us — so no website or app can legitimately show it to you.
What X does show you
| Metric | Where | Who can see it |
|---|---|---|
| View count on each post | Under the post | Everyone (anonymous total) |
| Impressions and engagement | Post analytics | You |
| Profile visits and follower growth | Account analytics (Premium) | You — as totals only |
| Who liked, reposted or replied | On each post | Everyone, for public accounts |
| Who follows you | Your Followers list | Everyone, for public accounts |
Interactions — likes, reposts, replies, quotes and follows — are the only place X ties an action to a named account. Passive views never are.
Why “profile viewer” apps don't work
Any service can only show data it can get. X doesn't publish profile-viewer identities anywhere, so apps promising a visitor list are either guessing (usually from who interacted with you recently) or collecting something else: your password, access to your account, or payment for nothing. Signs to watch for:
- It asks you to log in with your X password on its own site.
- It requests permission to post or send DMs on your behalf.
- It shows a “visitor list” only after payment or after you share it.
If you've already connected one, revoke it under Settings → Security and account access → Apps and sessions → Connected apps, then change your password.
What you can do instead
- See who's interacting: the likes, reposts and replies on your posts show who's engaged.
- Check a specific relationship: find out whether one account follows another with the freeTwitter Follow Checker.
- Worried your reach dropped? A sudden fall in views can mean visibility limits — test with the X Shadowban Checker and readwhat a shadowban is.
FAQ
Can you see who viewed your X (Twitter) profile?
No. X does not show who looked at your profile — not to regular users, not to Premium subscribers, and not through its API. You can only see anonymous totals.
Does X tell someone when I look at their profile?
No. Viewing a profile or a post is anonymous. The owner may see the view count go up, but never who it was.
Can Premium subscribers see profile visitors?
Premium adds more analytics, but they are aggregate numbers (impressions, engagement, profile visit counts) — never a list of who visited.
What about apps that claim to show who viewed my profile?
They cannot get that data, because X doesn’t provide it. Most are after your login or account access. Don’t give them either; if you already did, revoke the app under Settings → Security and account access → Apps and sessions, and change your password.