Open this when you need the projector feed itself: a hashtag, a keyword, or an @handle on X, then a public /w/ link for the hall. It is the page that explains tweetwall, live tweet wall, and what the screen shows. It does not cover Luma imports or competitor pricing.
Open this when the event has one tag and you want that tag on the wall, not a tour of every MentionWall feature. It covers how a live #tag feed is queried, what happens when the tag is too broad, and how the scoreboard treats authors who used it.
Open this for meetups, college fests, and conference halls in India: INR pricing, a screen the AV desk can open without a login, and the limits of an X-only wall in a room that also posts on Instagram. The other guides are not written around Indian event logistics.
Open this when a vendor page promised a social media wall and you need to see what MentionWall actually reads. It is X only. Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok, and Facebook are named as out of scope so you do not buy the wrong product.
Open this before you assume a free Twitter wall means an unlimited feed. One event, one @handle, one preview sync, watermark on the screen. Paid packs are a different page. This one is only the preview limits, written as limits.
Open this if the RSVP already lives on Luma. Pasting a lu.ma or luma.com link fills the event name and suggests queries. Guests still register on Luma. The wall still shows posts from X, not Luma comments or the guest list by itself.
Open this to compare an X-only event wall with Walls.io’s multi-network product. The page cites their published figures where we have them and leaves out prices we could not verify. It is not a feature checklist copied from their marketing site.
Open this for the Taggbox comparison: their published free X-wall limits, one source and updates every 4 days, against a one-time MentionWall pack. Display-pass dollars are not quoted, because their display pricing page does not give a figure we will repeat.
Open this if you still search for TweetBeam. Walls.io acquired it in October 2024. This page does not invent a current TweetBeam price. It says what MentionWall does instead: one X wall, a public link, a scoreboard, and a one-time INR pack.
Open this when you are comparing Everwall’s published per-day price with a one-time MentionWall pack. The products are not the same: Everwall is a broader display tool, and MentionWall only reads X. The page keeps that split explicit and does not borrow their layout.
Open this when Tagembed’s website widget or hashtag aggregator is what you found, and you actually need a projector wall. MentionWall is not an embed for a marketing site. The page says which job each product is for, and which one it refuses.