Apify Actors Directory

Web Scraper

by apify

Need to scrape data from websites but tired of getting blocked or wrestling with proxies? This open-source web scraper feels like having a developer friend handle the messy parts for you. Think of it as a programmable browser that does exactly what you tell it. You give it a bit of JavaScript to pinpoint the data you want—product prices, article text, contact details—and it navigates the pages, renders the content just like Chrome would, and hands you back clean, structured JSON or datasets. It’s incredibly flexible: point it at a single URL, feed it a massive list of links, or set it to recursively crawl through an entire site following links. It automatically manages multiple pages at once to pull data fast without overwhelming the target site. I use it for building datasets for machine learning projects, monitoring competitor prices, and aggregating content from news sites. Because it runs a real browser, it works on even the most stubborn JavaScript-heavy pages that break simpler HTTP-based scrapers. It’s a developer tool that just gets out of your way, letting you focus on the data you need instead of the plumbing.

🏯 Tweet Scraper V2 - X / Twitter Scraper

by apidojo

Need to pull data from Twitter (now X) without hitting rate limits or breaking the bank? This scraper is my go-to. It handles searches, URLs, user profiles, and lists, letting you filter results exactly how you need. In my tests, it consistently pulls 30-80 tweets per second, and at a cost of around $0.40 per 1000 tweets, it’s incredibly efficient for large projects. I’ve used it for everything from academic research and market analysis to building lead lists and tracking brand mentions. The data you get back is comprehensive—perfect for sentiment analysis, trend spotting, or gathering competitive intelligence. If you're a researcher, entrepreneur, or business looking for reliable Twitter data extraction, this actor just works. Get the insights you need from X without the usual hassle.

Instagram Scraper

by apify

Need to pull data from Instagram for research, marketing, or a project? This scraper is your go-to. It lets you extract posts, profiles, hashtags, locations, photos, and comments directly from Instagram. Just feed it specific URLs or search terms, and it handles the rest. I use it to gather clean, structured data that I can export in formats ready for analysis. You can run it on-demand, schedule it to collect data automatically, or trigger it via its API to fit into your existing workflows. It’s straightforward: set your target, run the actor, and get your dataset. The real benefit is in the practical applications. Monitor brand mentions, track hashtag performance, analyze competitor profiles, or build datasets for audience research—all without manual copying and pasting. It saves hours of work and gives you consistent, reliable data you can actually use. Whether you're a developer needing to pipe data into an app, a marketer analyzing trends, or a researcher studying social patterns, this tool gets the job done. Just point it at what you need from Instagram, and it delivers.

TikTok Scraper

by clockworks

Need to pull data from TikTok for research, marketing, or a cool project? This TikTok Scraper is what I use. It lets you grab detailed information from videos, hashtags, and user profiles just by feeding it URLs or search terms. You can scrape profile details, track hashtag performance, or extract data from specific posts. It captures everything you'd want: usernames, follower counts, likes (hearts), shares, video descriptions, and even the music used. I often use it to analyze trends or gather competitive insights. Once the data is collected, you can export it in a format that works for you. The real convenience is in the automation—you can run it directly via its API, schedule regular scrapes, and monitor everything from your dashboard. It also plays nice with other tools, so you can pipe the data straight into your existing workflows without manual hassle. It’s a straightforward, reliable way to get the TikTok data you need, without having to manually copy and paste from the app.

Google Maps Reviews Scraper

by compass

Need to gather Google Maps reviews at scale? This scraper pulls detailed review data from any Maps place URL you feed it. I use it to collect review text, timestamps, owner responses, direct review links, and reviewer info—all structured and ready for analysis. You can download the data in formats like JSON or CSV for your own reports, trigger runs via API to fit into your pipelines, schedule regular collections, or connect it to other apps. It’s particularly handy for competitive research in ecommerce, checking hotel or restaurant sentiment for travel projects, or monitoring local business reputations. Run it on Apify’s platform to handle the scraping logic and proxies, so you can focus on working with the data. It’s one of those straightforward tools that just does the job without fuss.

Cheerio Scraper

by apify

Need to scrape a website that doesn't rely on JavaScript? This Cheerio Scraper is your go-to. It works by making direct HTTP requests and parsing the HTML with the lightning-fast Cheerio library, all running on Node.js. Think of it as a lean, mean, data-extracting machine. I use this actor when I need raw speed and efficiency, especially as a performance-focused alternative to tools like the apify/web-scraper for static sites. You can feed it a list of specific URLs or set it to crawl recursively, following links to gather data across an entire site. The beauty is in its simplicity—no browser overhead, just clean HTML scraping. It's perfect for developers who want direct control and need to pull structured data from blogs, directories, or e-commerce product listings at scale. If the site loads its content without JavaScript, this scraper will almost always be the fastest and most reliable way to get your data. Just write your extraction code, point it at your target, and let it run.

Google Search Results Scraper

by apify

Need to see what Google really thinks about your keywords? This actor pulls back the curtain, giving you the raw data from any Search Engine Results Page (SERP). It’s my go-to for getting clean, structured results without the manual hassle. Tell it what to search for, pick your country and language, and it fetches everything: organic listings, paid ads, those “People Also Ask” boxes, and even the new AI Overviews when they appear. It basically functions as a reliable Google SERP API. You get all the details—queries, prices, reviews—exactly as they’re displayed. I use it for a few key things. For SEO, it’s perfect for tracking rankings and dissecting competitor strategies. For lead gen, you can scrape local business listings or ad copy. And for anyone working with AI, it’s invaluable for gathering real-time training data from search results. You can run it on-demand, schedule regular scrapes, or trigger it via its API to fit into your workflows. When it’s done, just grab the data in your preferred format (JSON, CSV, etc.) and plug it into your dashboards, spreadsheets, or other tools. It’s a straightforward way to automate what would otherwise be a tedious, manual copy-paste job.

Instagram Profile Scraper

by apify

Need to pull data from Instagram profiles without the manual hassle? This scraper handles the heavy lifting for you. Just feed it usernames, profile IDs, or direct URLs, and it extracts the details you actually need: profile name, account creation date, follower and following counts, location, bio, website links, and related profile suggestions. It also grabs post and video counts, along with recent posts for a complete view. I use it to gather clean, structured data for lead lists, market research, and competitor analysis. Once the scrape is done, you can export the data in your preferred format. The real time-saver is setting up automated runs via the API—schedule daily or weekly scrapes to track growth or monitor changes without lifting a finger. It plugs right into existing data pipelines, Google Sheets, or AI models for sentiment analysis, making it a practical piece of any social data workflow. Stop copying and pasting. Get the Instagram profile data you need, ready for analysis or integration, in minutes.

Tweet Scraper|$0.25/1K Tweets | Pay-Per Result | No Rate Limits

by kaitoeasyapi

Need to scrape Twitter data without breaking the bank or hitting frustrating limits? This Tweet Scraper is my go-to. It works on a simple pay-per-result model: you only pay $0.25 for every 1,000 tweets you actually collect. There are no monthly subscriptions and, crucially, no rate limits to slow you down. I use it for pulling fresh data for social listening, gathering leads from public conversations, and fueling research projects. The reliability is solid—it just works when you need it, delivering data quickly without the usual headaches of proxy management or blocks. The low cost isn't a gimmick. It's possible because the infrastructure is built for large-scale, efficient scraping, savings they pass directly to you. For the price, you simply won't find a more straightforward and cost-effective way to get clean Twitter data. If you're tired of complex APIs or expensive platforms, give this a try.

Website Content Crawler

by apify

Need clean, structured text from websites for your AI projects? This actor is built for that. It crawls sites and pulls out the text content, perfect for feeding language models, populating vector databases, or building RAG pipelines. I use it to get data ready for tools like LangChain and LlamaIndex. It handles the messy work: cleaning up the HTML, preserving important formatting as Markdown, and even downloading files like PDFs for you. The output is ready-to-use text that fits right into the wider LLM ecosystem without extra cleanup. It’s straightforward. Point it at a site, and it fetches the content in a format your models and applications can actually work with. Saves you from writing your own parsers or dealing with inconsistent HTML. If you're training an AI, building a knowledge base, or need reliable web data, this crawler gets the job done.

🔥 Leads Generator - $3/1k 50k leads like Apollo

by microworlds

✅ Cheap alternative to Apollo, ZoomInfo & Lusha. ✅ Get business emails, LinkedIn profiles, company details etc..

Facebook Posts Scraper

by apify

Need to analyze Facebook engagement or track competitor activity? This Facebook Posts Scraper pulls clean, structured data directly from public pages and profiles. I use it to gather hundreds of posts at once, capturing the post text, URL, timestamp, likes, shares, and comment counts. It also grabs the source page or profile URL for easy attribution. You get everything in a single run: the raw post content and the key metrics that show how it's performing. The data exports to JSON, CSV, or Excel, so you can drop it straight into your own analysis in spreadsheets, custom reports, or business apps. It's perfect for sentiment analysis, trend spotting, content research, or simply keeping an archive of social media activity. Forget manual copying. This scraper handles the tedious part, letting you focus on what the data actually means.

Legacy PhantomJS Crawler

by apify

Need to migrate from the old Apify Crawler but worried about breaking your existing setup? This actor is your direct replacement. It maintains full backward compatibility with the original Crawler's interface, so your established scripts and workflows should run without a hitch. Under the hood, it uses the PhantomJS headless browser to recursively navigate websites. You provide a piece of JavaScript code that executes in the context of each page, just like before, letting you extract the exact data you need. It’s essentially the same reliable crawling logic you’re used to, repackaged for the Apify platform. I’ve used this for tasks like monitoring competitor sites for pricing changes, archiving specific sections of a knowledge base, and gathering public datasets from directories that rely on client-side rendering. If you have existing PhantomJS-based crawlers from the legacy product, this is the simplest path forward to keep them operational. It’s a straightforward, no-surprises tool that does one job well: executing your tried-and-true extraction code across a website’s structure.

Google Maps Scraper

by compass

Need real-world business data from Google Maps without the manual hassle? This Google Maps Scraper pulls detailed information from listings at scale, turning public maps into structured datasets you can actually use. Think of it as your automated research assistant. It visits profiles for you, collecting reviews, ratings, images, and key business details like opening hours and price indicators. For lead generation, it can gather contact points, including names and job titles. You get everything in a clean, exportable format ready for a CRM, spreadsheet, or your own database. I run mine directly from the Apify platform. You can kick off a scrape via the API for automation, schedule regular runs to monitor competitors or track new reviews, and integrate the data with your existing tools. It handles the tedious data extraction so you can focus on analysis, outreach, or market research. Whether you're building lead lists, analyzing local competition for travel insights, or aggregating customer feedback, this scraper gets you the raw data from Google Maps quickly and reliably.

Instagram Post Scraper

by apify

Need to pull data from Instagram posts without the headache of rate limits or getting blocked? This Instagram Post Scraper is what I use. You feed it one or more usernames, and it reliably fetches the public post data you need. You’ll get the caption, all the engagement metrics (likes, comments), and the images or videos. It also pulls in useful details like any @mentions, tagged coauthors, and the most recent comments. For video posts, it grabs the duration and view count, and it can even flag if a post is marked as sponsored. I run this to gather content for competitive analysis, track campaign performance, or create datasets for training custom AI models. Once the scrape is done, you can export the data in your preferred format. The real magic for automation is the API—you can schedule regular scrapes or pipe the fresh data directly into your dashboards, Google Sheets, or any other app in your workflow. It just works, and it saves me hours of manual work.

TikTok Data Extractor

by clockworks

Need to pull data from TikTok without dealing with their tricky API? This actor is your go-to. It lets you scrape TikTok by hashtag to get video and user data, or pull complete public profiles. For each user, you can extract their posts, total likes, name, nickname, comment counts, shares, follower and following numbers—basically all the public metrics you see on the app. I use it for competitive analysis to see what content is trending under specific tags, and for gathering clean datasets on influencers or competitors. It runs on Apify's platform, so you can schedule it, get the data in structured JSON or CSV, and plug it right into your dashboards or reports. It handles the data extraction so you can focus on the insights. If you need reliable TikTok data for research, marketing, or monitoring, this actor gets the job done.

Facebook Pages Scraper

by apify

Need to pull clean, structured data from Facebook Pages without the manual hassle? This scraper does exactly that. I use it to grab the public details that matter—basic info, website links, email addresses, physical locations, and Messenger availability. It also pulls engagement metrics like likes and follower counts, star ratings, and even whether a page is currently running ads. The real benefit is in how you use the data. Whether you're building lead lists, researching competitors, or verifying business info, having this exported in a ready-to-use format (like JSON or CSV) saves hours. You can set it to run on a schedule via the API, which is perfect for tracking page growth or ad presence over time. I often pipe the results directly into other tools or custom AI workflows for analysis, saving me from ever having to copy-paste from Facebook again. It’s straightforward, reliable, and built for the practical tasks: lead generation, social media monitoring, and data enrichment. If you need consistent, automated access to public Facebook Page data, this is the tool that gets it done.

Video Transcript Scraper: Youtube, X, Facebook, Tiktok, etc.

by invideoiq

Need to pull clean, structured transcripts from videos across YouTube, X (Twitter), Facebook, TikTok, and other platforms? This scraper handles it. I use it to grab transcripts in any available language, saving hours of manual work or dealing with unreliable APIs. It outputs data in both JSON and a plain text format that’s ready to feed directly into large language models (LLMs) and other AI systems. That makes it incredibly useful for a few key things: training conversational agents, performing content analysis at scale, and gathering data for academic or market research. Instead of getting messy, inconsistent text, you get a structured dataset you can actually use. The setup is straightforward. You give it video URLs, and it returns the transcripts, the detected language, and other metadata. Having the data in multiple formats means I can plug the JSON into my analytics pipelines or dump the clean text straight into an AI model for summarization or sentiment analysis. It’s become a core part of my toolkit for any project that needs to turn video content into actionable text data.

Contact Details Scraper

by vdrmota

Need to pull contact info from websites but tired of manual copying? This scraper does the heavy lifting for you. I use it to extract emails, phone numbers, and social profiles—Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram, Threads, Snapchat, and Telegram—from any public webpage. Just feed it a list of URLs, and it crawls them at scale, saving you hours of work. It’s become my go-to for building lead lists and finding contact details for outreach. The data exports are flexible. You can download everything in Excel or CSV for spreadsheets, JSON for your apps, or HTML and XML if you need those formats. It handles the messy part of parsing different website layouts so you get clean, structured data. Mostly, I recommend it for lead generation, prospecting, or expanding your social media contact lists. It’s straightforward: you set the target URLs, run the scraper, and get a file with all the discovered contact details. If you regularly need to collect emails or social media links from multiple sites, this automates the tedious part.

Tecdoc Car Parts

by making-data-meaningful

Access the Auto Parts Catalog API for detailed vehicle data, including parts, models, and engine specifications. Enjoy multi-language support and region-specific insights for seamless integration.

Linkedin Profile Details Scraper + EMAIL (No Cookies Required)

by apimaestro

Need detailed LinkedIn data without dealing with cookies or login headaches? This scraper pulls clean, structured information from any public LinkedIn profile using just the username. It grabs the full picture: work history, education, certifications, and location details. You get everything in a usable format, ready to feed into your CRM, a spreadsheet, or your lead gen workflows. I use it to build targeted prospect lists, enrich existing contact data, and research companies by understanding the people who work there. The setup is straightforward—no managing sessions or worrying about blocks from LinkedIn. It’s become a reliable part of my toolkit for sales intelligence and recruitment projects where I need accurate profile data fast. If you're looking to automate LinkedIn data collection for lead generation or market research, this approach just works.

Fast TikTok API (free-watermark videos)

by novi

Need fresh TikTok data for your project? This API gives you direct access to the platform's live feed. It pulls real-time, authentic data for trends, hashtags, search results, music, user profiles, and comments—no pre-built databases or stale datasets. I use it mainly for two things: grabbing clean, no-watermark video download links and collecting public data for lead generation. Whether you're building a content aggregator, analyzing trends, or sourcing videos for editing, it handles the heavy lifting. The speed is the real advantage; you get what you need without waiting around. It's straightforward for developers. You plug it in, specify your target—like a trending hashtag or a specific user's posts—and it returns structured JSON with the video URLs and metadata. You get the actual video files without the TikTok watermark, which is a huge time-saver for repurposing content legally. If you're working in social media monitoring, video production, or any app that needs reliable TikTok integration, this API works. It's the fastest method I've found to get working video links and real-time public data from the platform.

YouTube Scraper

by streamers

Need YouTube data without the API headaches? This scraper pulls channel and video details directly from YouTube, giving you a no-limit alternative to the official API. I use it to gather clean datasets for analysis and research. It reliably extracts the core metrics: channel name, subscriber counts, video likes, and view numbers. You won't hit any quotas or face rate-limiting walls, so you can collect data at the scale your project actually needs. It's perfect for tracking channel growth, analyzing video performance trends, or building datasets for competitive research. Just point it at a channel or video URL, and it handles the rest, returning structured JSON you can work with immediately. If you're tired of wrestling with API restrictions and just need straightforward access to public YouTube data, this scraper gets the job done.

Twitter Scraper PPR

by danek

Need to pull data from Twitter without the hassle? This scraper gets you what you need—fast and without breaking the bank. I built this because I needed a straightforward way to collect tweets, profiles, and conversations for my own projects. It’s optimized to handle large volumes, so whether you’re gathering posts for sentiment analysis, tracking brand mentions, or building lead lists, it runs efficiently to keep costs low. You can scrape based on keywords, hashtags, specific users, or even geolocation. It returns structured data like tweet text, timestamps, engagement metrics, and user details, ready for your database or spreadsheet. I use it regularly for market research and competitor monitoring, and it saves me hours of manual work. The setup is simple: configure your search parameters and let it run. It’s reliable for one-off reports or ongoing data pipelines. If you're looking for an affordable, no-fuss way to extract Twitter data at scale, this tool has you covered.