Website report

x.com

Operated by X Corp.

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Trust score

X.com is the web address for X, formerly Twitter, a global social-networking and real-time communications platform. The operating company is X Corp., founded in 2023 as the successor to Twitter, Inc. Elon Musk acquired Twitter in 2022, and the platform was rebranded to X. Search results report that xAI acquired X in March 2025 in an all-stock transaction; the deal valued X at $33 billion in equity terms and $45 billion including debt. X is headquartered in Bastrop, Texas. The platform remains influential and long-established, but public customer-service indicators are weak, with extensive BBB complaints and very low Trustpilot ratings.

Company overview

CompanyX Corp.
Legal ownerX Corp. was reported as owned by X Holdings Corp.; in March 2025, X Corp. was reported to have been acquired by xAI Holdings Corp. The search results also report that xAI became a subsidiary of SpaceX in February 2026, making SpaceX the ultimate reported parent.
IndustrySocial media, technology, online communications, digital advertising and creator subscriptions
Founded2023 as X Corp.; the platform originated as Twitter in 2006
HeadquartersBastrop, Texas, United States
EmployeesApproximately 1,500 (reported August 2023; current figure not independently verified)
Revenue (est.)$2.7 billion (2024 est./reported)
Funding raisedNo separately reported conventional funding total found. X was acquired by Elon Musk for approximately $44 billion in 2022; its March 2025 all-stock sale to xAI valued X at $33 billion equity value, or $45 billion including $12 billion debt.
Valuation$33 billion equity value in the March 2025 xAI transaction; $45 billion including approximately $12 billion in debt

Website & domain

Domainx.com

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Owners & key people

Trust signals

  • The platform has operated since 2006, originally as Twitter.
  • X is a widely known global service with a publicly identifiable corporate operator and headquarters.
  • The company has publicly reported ownership, acquisition, and valuation events.
  • The website uses the established x.com domain and provides online help and account-management systems.

Red flags

  • BBB reported 6,428 complaints in the last three years and stated that the business had failed to respond to more than 6,300 complaints.
  • BBB identified a pattern of complaints concerning account suspensions without meaningful explanations, automated or inaccessible appeals, billing after loss of account access, refund difficulties, and hacked-account recovery.
  • Customer support is primarily online and users commonly report difficulty obtaining meaningful human assistance.
  • The corporate ownership structure has changed repeatedly since 2022, moving from Twitter to X Corp., then reportedly to xAI and ultimately under SpaceX’s reported parent structure.
  • Public employee-count and financial information is limited because X is privately held.

Reviews & reputation

1.6/5
Trustpilot · 240 reviews

X is a highly prominent but controversial social-media platform. Its scale, recognizable ownership, established operating history, and public corporate disclosures are trust signals; however, very poor Trustpilot feedback and a large BBB complaint volume—particularly concerning suspensions, support, billing, and account recovery—materially weaken its consumer-service reputation.

Better Business BureauNot BBB Accredited; 6,428 complaints in the last 3 years, including 3,861 closed in the last 12 months
Trustpilot search result dated December 2024; the current profile count and score may differ1.6/5 (277 reviews)
Trustpilot1.6/5 (240 reviews referenced in the current profile snippet)

In the news

  • Twitter was acquired by Elon Musk for approximately $44 billion in October 2022 and subsequently rebranded as X.
  • X Corp. was reported to have been acquired by xAI in an all-stock transaction announced on March 28, 2025, valuing X at $33 billion, or $45 billion including debt.
  • X was reportedly valued at approximately $19 billion in employee stock transactions after the Musk acquisition, substantially below the purchase price.
  • BBB reported a pattern of complaints involving unexplained account suspensions, limited appeal and customer-support access, continued billing after account loss, and difficulty recovering compromised accounts.

Sources

AI-compiled from public sources. Last updated 10/2/2026.