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I built xpaiming — public X rankings so agencies don’t refresh profiles all day

A public rankings site for X so you don’t only find out something broke after the client asks.

A few weeks ago I kept hearing the same complaint from people who manage client X accounts: you only find out something broke after the client asks.

Follower drops. Posting stops. An account gets limited or suspended. The “workflow” was still: open twenty profiles, scroll, screenshot, repeat.

So I shipped xpaiming — a public rankings site for X accounts.

What it is

  • Public rankings (no login): today’s growth, champions, posts, and country views

  • Optional “My Monitors” (sign-in): watch the handles you care about

  • Honest cadence: data refreshes about every 6 hours — not live, not “realtime”

Product: https://xpaiming.com/en

Countries: https://xpaiming.com/en/countries

Why public rankings first

I wanted a shareable front door. If the rankings are useful, people link them. If someone needs client-side monitoring, they sign in. Growth first, then conversion — not a locked dashboard from day one.

What “good” looks like for us

  • Rankings stay readable without pretending to be live ticks

  • When a data source fails, we show unknown instead of silently reusing old “healthy” numbers

  • Country views and account deep links are meant to be shared (with UTM when we post)

What’s next

Stabilize collection, tighten the monitor path for agencies, and keep publishing daily ranking snapshots people can actually forward.

If you manage competitor or client handles on X, I’d love blunt feedback: what’s missing before you’d trust this daily?

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    The public-to-monitor funnel is the interesting bet. Are agencies who use the rankings actually converting into monitored handles, or is that link still unproven?