Circleboom Twitter Hashtag Tracker

Overview

Circleboom Twitter Hashtag Tracker is a Twitter/X research tool for finding hashtag and keyword conversations, from live activity to past date ranges. It is best suited to people who need tweet and author-level context they can export, rather than broad social listening across multiple networks. Its one-profile free preview makes it approachable to try, but the follower and account limits on paid plans matter as research needs grow.

Circleboom LLC is based in New Jersey and was founded in March 2019. It identifies itself as an official X Enterprise Developer and says it does not share user data or take actions without consent. Posting occurs only when a user requests, schedules, or automates it.

It belongs to the broader Social Media Hashtag Tracking Software category. Supported platforms are iOS, macOS, and web.

Key features

Search with post and author context

Searches return matching tweets alongside the accounts that posted them. Tweet results include impressions, likes, retweets, quotes, bookmarks, and replies; profile results include follower and following counts, follow ratio, and engagement tier. That pairing is useful when a team needs to distinguish a post's response from the reach and engagement profile of its author.

Hashtag queries can be narrowed by keyword, excluded terms, language, media type, and engagement metrics. The setup flow also offers AI suggestions for refining queries. These controls favor deliberate research over a quick count of hashtag mentions.

Live and historical tracking

Historical Tweet Search can cover the last 30, 60, or 90 days, a year, or a custom date window. Real-time results are retained in a search log, so users can revisit a search without rerunning it or spending tokens again. This is a practical advantage for ongoing monitoring, while the stated historical search windows set a defined boundary for retrospective work.

Export and account policy

Tweet and profile views can be exported as CSV with tweet details, engagement measures, and author details, making the results useful beyond the tracker itself. Circleboom says it does not offer bulk follow or bulk unfollow tools and requires unfollows to be clicked individually. That policy is a sensible guardrail for users who want research without automated account actions, but it is not a fit for anyone seeking bulk audience-management actions.

Pricing

Circleboom uses a freemium model. The Free Tier costs nothing and provides preview features for one profile, with Twitter Search Tool included. It is a low-commitment way to assess the search workflow, but one profile is a narrow allowance for multi-account research.

The Pro Plan supports up to 25,000 followers. The Limited Plan covers one account and includes tweet and like deletion, with only a demo preview of other features. The Plus Plan supports up to two accounts and 100,000 followers per account, while Premium supports up to two accounts and one million followers per account, plus dedicated support. These ceilings make the plans distinguishable by account scale and support; Limited is a narrower account-management option, while Plus and Premium are more relevant to teams handling multiple or larger accounts. Pro's stated follower ceiling may suit a single smaller account.

Paid plans use custom pricing. The Free Tier is the only plan with a stated price, so readers should weigh the account and follower caps against their needs before choosing a paid tier.

Platforms

The platform listing covers iOS, macOS, and web. The product is oriented around Twitter/X research; the supported network count is one, so it is not the choice for teams that need to track hashtags across several social networks.

Who it's for

Choose Circleboom when your work centers on Twitter/X hashtags and you want filters, historical windows, author metrics, and CSV exports in one research workflow. It is less suitable for cross-network monitoring or for users who need bulk follow and unfollow actions. The free preview is best treated as a small-scale evaluation, not a substitute for the higher account and follower allowances.

Pros and cons

Useful context at both levels: tweet engagement measures and profile details help explain who is posting as well as how individual posts perform.

Flexible query refinement: keyword, exclusion, language, media, and engagement filters support focused hashtag research.

Reusable results and exports: the search log avoids rerunning live searches, and CSV exports carry tweet and author details into other workflows.

Constrained free entry: preview features are limited to one profile, which restricts the value of the free tier for broader account comparisons.

Single-network scope: Twitter/X focus suits specialized research but leaves multi-network monitoring to another tool.

Paid-plan cost is custom: the account and follower ceilings are clear, but the plan prices are not, making cost comparisons harder.

Alternatives

Pick Brand24 if you need a paid monitoring product with a 3-keyword, 2K-mentions-per-month, one-user Individual plan priced at $249 a month, billed $ 199 per month annually, and support for Android, iOS, macOS, web, Windows, and API.

HashtagsForLikes is another freemium choice, with a Pro plan at $19 a month for unlimited hashtag searches, advanced analytics and trends, difficulty and weekly growth scoring, and unlimited saved campaigns.

Choose RiteTag if a $49 a year plan with 1,000 hashtag suggestion queries per month and browser extensions and mobile apps better fits your need for hashtag suggestions.

Rival IQ may suit teams comparing companies: its Drive plan is $239 a month, billed monthly, and includes 10 tracked companies, six months of data history, one user, and 12-hour metric freshness.

Flick is an alternative for users considering social-profile management and scheduled posting.

Socialcrab offers a free Explore allowance of 50 posts and up to 12 posts per report.

Keyword Tool is worth considering when keyword research across 16 platforms matters more than Circleboom's Twitter/X-specific tracking; its Starter plan is $68 a month and includes 50 requests per day, 50,000 keywords per day, and 12 months of history.

SmartMetrics is a paid alternative with a 3-profile plan at $9 a month, covering up to three of your or competitors' accounts and CSV, PDF, and chart export.

Verdict

Circleboom is a strong fit for researchers focused on Twitter/X who need configurable hashtag searches, author context, historical windows, and reusable CSV results. The single-network scope and one-profile free preview are real constraints, and custom pricing for paid plans makes budget planning less direct. Choose it for focused Twitter/X analysis; look elsewhere for cross-network coverage or a clearly priced multi-platform plan.