A Sorsa alternative for when the score is not the question
Sorsa, which used to be TweetScout, is a crypto X intelligence tool. Its score runs 0 to 1000 and reflects how many influential crypto accounts, projects and fund-linked accounts follow you, weighted by how influential those followers are. It also estimates what share of an account's followers look like bots, and tracks which projects the funds are following.
Wallet Match starts from the same follower list and asks a different question. It resolves each handle to on-chain wallets across ENS, Farcaster, Lens and Basenames, then ranks the audience by what those wallets hold.
Bot share and wealth are related but not the same. An audience can be entirely human and entirely broke.
What Sorsa does well
- Bot follower estimation is a real feature and it is checked follower by follower, not extrapolated from a sample.
- The VC tracking feed, seeing which projects funds follow before it is obvious, has no equivalent on our side.
- There is a free tier, which is more than most tools in this space offer.
- A wide API surface if you are building on top of X data.
The question it does not answer
Sorsa tells you how much of an audience is fake. It does not tell you what the real part is worth.
Filtering out bots leaves you with a smaller number of real followers and no idea whether those people hold four figures or nothing at all.
Side by side
| Sorsa | Wallet Match | |
|---|---|---|
| What it measures | Follower authority, plus estimated bot share | On-chain balances behind the followers |
| Unit of the answer | Score 0 to 1000, percentage of bots | Dollars, plus median and balance tiers |
| VC and project tracking | Yes | No |
| Reverse lookup, wallet to socials | No | Yes |
| Free tier | Yes, with limits | No, but a live preview scan runs without an account |
| Pricing model | Free tier plus paid plans | Pay per lookup, credits from $10, no subscription |
Sorsa details checked 26 August 2026 against their own site. Pricing and features change, so verify before you decide.
Which one to use
- The question is how much of this audience is fake.
- You want to watch what funds are following.
- You want a free tool for a quick look.
- The question is what the real part of the audience is worth.
- You want to rank followers by holdings and reach the top of that list.
- You have a wallet address and need the person behind it.
Plenty of teams run both. They answer different questions and neither replaces the other.
Check an audience before you pay for it
Paste a handle on the home page and the preview scan resolves the first slice of that account's followers to wallets, no account needed.