Example: what a search shows
Say you type marketing agency owners
. The finder reads that as people who own a marketing agency, and shows you three things.
- The group it matched, in the library's own words, plus any filter it read from your words. Here that filter is
Founders and owners
. - How many accounts are in that group. That is a count from the database, not a guess.
- 10 of those accounts, each with name, @handle, bio and follower count, and a link to the profile on X.
Display name@handle
Their bio, as written on their X profile.
Ask for a place and the finder matches it by country. A search for Texas shows accounts in the United States, because the library sorts people by country, not by state or city.
How it works, and where the accounts come from
Every result is a public X profile in Xsender's lead library, which held about 820,000 accounts as of October 2026. The library sorts people into groups by what they do, such as dentists or agency owners. A group is offered only once it is approved and holds at least 500 accounts.
When you search, an AI model reads your words and picks groups from that list. It can only pick groups that exist. The names, the count and the people all come from our database, never from the AI. A search that names a group exactly skips the AI.
We don't save what you type. It goes to the AI model to be read, then it is dropped. To keep the library from being copied, you get 5 searches a day without an account. Each search shows 10 people in all, even when it matches more than one group. The same search always shows the same 10, picked only by group, role and country.
Some free lead finders show the same few made-up sample profiles to everyone, after a fake scanning
delay. Every account here is a real profile you can open on X. For which kinds of lists tend to reply, see our guide to X lead lists that reply.
What the finder never shows
- Whether someone's DMs are open or closed.
- Whether any Xsender customer has messaged them.
- Anything from another customer's campaigns or inbox.
- Private details. Only the public name, @handle, bio and follower count appear.
Would you rather your own account was not in the library? Ask to be removed and it stops showing here at once. We also delete the name, bio and other details we held for it.
Planning how many people to message a day? X caps first messages per account, so a big list needs time or more accounts. See how many X accounts you need, then pick a first message from our cold DM scripts.
FAQ
Is the X lead finder free?
Yes. You get 5 free searches a day with no account. A free Xsender account saves your list, and its setup has the same search.
Are these real X accounts?
Yes. Every result is a public X profile from our lead library, with a link to the profile on X. None of them is a sample or a made-up example.
Does it show whose DMs are open?
No. The finder never shows whether someone's DMs are open or closed, or whether anyone has messaged them. It shows public profile details only.
Can I search Twitter bios by keyword?
Not word by word. The finder matches what people do, sorted from their public profiles into groups like dentists or agency owners, and shows each person's bio. X's own search finds posts, not bios.
Can I find Twitter users by location?
By country, yes. Add a country to your search, like "dentists in Texas". The library sorts people by country, not by state or city, so that search shows dentists in the United States.
Why is my niche not there?
The library only offers groups it has enough accounts for. If yours is missing, the finder says so and shows the closest groups it has.
Can I take my account out of the finder?
Yes. Use the "Ask to be removed" link on this page and give your @handle. From then on it never shows here and never goes into a new list for an Xsender customer. We also delete the name, bio and other profile details we held for it.
Can I export the list to CSV?
There is no download on this page. Save the list to a free account instead. It becomes your first campaign's lead list, and your first 100 DMs are free.
Sources and method
Sources and dates
- Library size: our count of the production lead library, 820,482 public X accounts on 13 October 2026.
- Groups: a group is offered once it is approved and holds at least 500 accounts, checked by the finder's own code on every search.
- Counts: read from the database on every search, capped at 50,000 a list.
- Made-up sample profiles on other finders: our own test of rival free lead finders, October 2026.