The "Twitter | X.com — Listeners (90 min)" package holds an audience in a Spaces broadcast for an hour and a half. It's the option for extended streams that run beyond the standard hour: long interviews, breakdowns, discussions with several speakers.
What sets it apart
The main advantage is the extended holding window. Where the hourly package no longer suffices, 90 minutes provide a buffer and prevent the online count from noticeably dipping in the second half of the broadcast. The audience is spread evenly across the full length of the conversation.
- coverage of extended broadcasts up to an hour and a half;
- a steady online count in the second half of the stream;
- no handover of password or account access.
Who it's for
For those running long topical Spaces, panel discussions, or podcasts with guests. If an hour consistently falls short but you don't reach two hours, buying Twitter | X.com listeners for 90 minutes is a precise fit for your timing.
When should I choose 90 minutes instead of 60?
When your broadcast is consistently longer than an hour but shorter than two. The 90-minute package holds the online count in the second half of the stream, where the hourly tier falls short, and it's cheaper than the two-hour one.
Will there be a dip toward the end of the 90 minutes?
The audience is spread across the full 90-minute window, so we aim for a steady online count with no sharp dips. We can't fully guarantee an unchanged number every second — that depends on the Spaces platform.
Do you need a password to order?
No, a password and account access aren't needed. To start, a link to your active broadcast is enough. Open the Space in advance so listeners join from the very beginning of the stream.