They include bookmarks, to-do lists, a "save for later" option, cross-posting capabilities, the ability to manage multiple accounts and to customize tweets for different groups of followers. The ad-free premium tier will also come with analytic tools and be available on mobile and desktop. Since these features obviously target social media professionals and companies, it's unclear if the company will offer the option even to casual users.

What we do know is that you'll have to pay a monthly subscription fee to access these tools, and it might cost you $20 per month. Twitter will likely have to offer everyone the chance to subscribe if it's depending on the tier to make money for the company, though: It missed Wall Street's revenue estimates for Q4 2016 and its ad business isn't doing so well either.

2 more notes on 'advanced TweetDeck': 1. Monthly subscription fee Twitter is exploring in the survey is $19.99. 2. Complete list of features pic.twitter.com/YEOf9AQ9bt — Andrew Tavani (@andrewtavani) March 24, 2017

A Twitter spokesperson has confirmed the survey to Engadget, though he was tight-lipped as expected and didn't offer more details: