Terms of service
Last updated: November 13, 2026
These terms govern the use of ReTweeX (retweex.com), a marketplace where advertisers buy sponsored posts and retweets from bloggers on X. By creating an account you accept these terms and the privacy policy.
1. The service
ReTweeX is operated by [operator: legal name, address, registration number].
ReTweeX is a catalog of bloggers, not a job board. An advertiser picks bloggers and sends them a task; a blogger sees only the tasks sent to them personally. There is no chat and no bargaining: the price shown is the price paid.
ReTweeX is not affiliated with X Corp. Every publication is made by the blogger from their own X account. We never post on a blogger's behalf.
2. Accounts
One account has one role: advertiser or blogger. One email address can belong to one account only. If you want to act in both roles, create two accounts.
You keep your password secret and are responsible for what is done from your account. The information you give us must be true. A blogger states their own date of birth.
Moderator and administrator accounts are created by the ReTweeX team only.
We may block an account that breaks these terms.
3. Advertisers
A campaign contains one creative for all bloggers: a post (text, image and link) or a retweet of the advertiser's own tweet without a comment, and a deadline.
Every campaign is checked by a moderator before launch. A rejected campaign shows the reason and can be corrected and sent again.
A sponsored post must carry a paid-partnership marker such as #ad. For a retweet, the marker must be in the original tweet. Campaigns with adult content must be marked 18+; they are shown only to adult bloggers who agreed to such tasks.
Advertising of prohibited goods and services, including drugs and weapons, is not allowed. The full list is kept by the moderators.
The price next to each blogger already includes our commission. When the campaign is launched, the total for the chosen bloggers is reserved on the advertiser's balance. The price of a task is fixed when it is sent.
While no blogger has accepted a task, the advertiser can edit or cancel a running campaign. An edit withdraws the sent tasks and sends the campaign back to moderation; after approval the tasks go to the same bloggers again. New bloggers can be added to a running campaign at any time.
4. Bloggers
A blogger connects their X account by signing in with X. To join the catalog, the account must pass an automatic check: minimum followers, account age and engagement on recent posts. The thresholds are set by the administrator.
A blogger sets their own prices for a post and a retweet, not lower than the minimum prices on ReTweeX. A new price applies to tasks sent after the change.
A blogger accepts or declines a task within the response time shown in the task. A task that is not answered in time expires.
An accepted task is done by publishing exactly the creative from the task and submitting the link before the deadline. A moderator checks the publication; if it is rejected, the blogger can correct it and submit again.
In an 18+ task, the publication must be marked as sensitive content on X.
The publication must stay on X for the hold period set by the administrator. If it is removed earlier, the money returns to the advertiser and the case goes to a moderator.
5. Money
All amounts are in US dollars. Balances are topped up and paid out manually by an administrator.
An advertiser leaves a deposit request and transfers the money; the balance is credited when an administrator confirms the transfer.
When a task is declined, expires, is withdrawn or is not done in time, its reserved amount returns to the advertiser's balance.
When a moderator confirms a publication, the advertiser is charged and the blogger's price is placed on hold. At the end of the hold period, if the publication is still on X, the money becomes available to the blogger.
The commission is paid by the advertiser only. The blogger receives exactly their price.
A blogger leaves a withdrawal request; the amount is debited from the balance at once and returned if the request is rejected. Only the actual transfer cost of the payment method is deducted. Minimum deposit and withdrawal amounts are shown in the request forms.
An advertiser can ask support to return the unused balance.
6. Moderation and disputes
Moderators check campaigns before launch and publications after they are submitted, and decide disputes, for example a publication removed before the end of the hold period.
If a moderator decides a removal in the blogger's favour, the advertiser is charged again and the blogger receives their price.
An administrator can cancel any open campaign or task. The reserved money then returns to the advertiser.
Every staff decision is recorded in an audit log.
7. Liability
Advertisers are responsible for the content of their campaigns; bloggers are responsible for their publications and for following the rules of X.
[Limitation of liability, governing law and jurisdiction: to be completed by a lawyer.]
8. Changes and contact
We may change these terms. The date of the last change is shown at the top of this page.
Contact: [support email].