Twitter has announced that the launch of its new paid API (Application Programming Interface) platform will be delayed by a few more days.
The company shared the information on Twitter via its Twitter Dev account, saying: “There has been an immense amount of enthusiasm for the upcoming changes with Twitter API. As part of our efforts to create an optimal experience for the developer community, we will be delaying the launch of our new API platform by a few more days. More information to follow over the coming days”.
Initially, the company had planned to shut down free access to its API on February 9, but later extended the deadline to February 13, and now it has been delayed again with no specific date.
Last week, the microblogging platform said that it will charge $100 per month for the basic tier of API.
The company also said that it will provide a free write-only API that is good for posting 1,500 tweets a month.
