TweetDeck is now a paid service

Formerly Twitter, X introduces subscription based XPro with enhanced features, aiming to retain TweetDeck's popularity

X, formerly known as Twitter, has started rolling out TweetDeck as a paid service.

Many users around the world have started seeing a sales page for X Premium when they try to look for TweetDeck, which is now called XPro.

While the paid service hasn't rolled out for everyone yet, this has been anticipated since July 3 as X announced the launch of X Pro as a subscriber-only feature.

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The move comes with the goal to make the paid blue checkmark worth paying for.

TweetDeck was a powerful tool as it had the ability to support multiple accounts and multiple custom feeds. It gained massive popularity among journalists and marketers