The paid audit now reads the last 30 days of the account, post by post, and estimates:
the labels X puts on your posts, such as adult content or spam, with examples;
whether an account label is likely, with an estimated calendar;
the probable cause, kept only if it came before the restriction, is above what healthy accounts do, and acts where your checks failed.
The report opens with a plan in 3 steps, then the full plan in order. It is written once at purchase and does not change afterwards. What the audit contains
A 10-account pass
The 10-account pass covers up to 10 X handles: €9.90 for 14 days or €16.90 for 30 days. See pricing
Hands-on tests of X growth tools, on the blog
The blog now publishes hands-on tests of tools for X accounts, each with a dated verdict and the prices read on the day. It also carries a ranking of the tools and a plain-language glossary of shadowban terms. Read the blog
Receipts by email, and renewals that add days
Every pass payment now sends a receipt by email, and the confirmation shows the amount in the currency you paid. Renewing from the dashboard adds the new days after your current pass ends.
Kakao Pay and Naver Pay
Visitors in Korea now see the price of a pass in won, and checkout offers Kakao Pay and Naver Pay next to the card. See pricing
A deeper audit that always names a cause
The paid audit now reads:
your recent replies;
your last 100 posts;
your 100 most recent followers;
the accounts you follow;
every link, resolved to the page it actually lands on.
The report names one cause in first position, with the evidence behind it. It lists the causes it ruled out, with their numbers, and gives an ordered checklist split between what to do today and what to keep doing until the restriction lifts. It is written once at purchase and does not change afterwards. What the audit contains
Password sign-in, alert switches, and a recovery plan
You can now sign in with an email and password, alongside Google sign-in. The dashboard has separate switches for email and Telegram alerts, a restricted account gets a recovery plan, and the visibility chart turns red on a confirmed drop.
A public statistics page, and history that follows an account change
The X Shadowban Statistics page shows the daily restriction rate and the share of restrictions lifted within 7 and within 14 days. Account history now follows a handle change instead of resetting, and every audit keeps the result of all 4 checks. See the statistics
One pass, up to 3 accounts
Every pass now covers up to 3 X accounts at the same price. The dashboard opens on the account list, with a monitoring switch per account.
Two one-time passes, and Telegram alerts
Monitoring moved to two one-time passes, €3.99 for 14 days or €4.99 for 30 days, no subscription. Alerts can now also be sent to Telegram. See pricing
A deban guide with the 13 causes read from X's own code
A deban guide now covers the 13 causes of reduced visibility, read from X's own published recommendation code. Subscribers get a likely-cause diagnosis with each report. Read the guide
A daily report, and an MCP server for AI assistants
Subscribers now get a daily visibility report, and AI assistants such as Claude and Cursor can read a monitored account's status directly through an MCP server.