Apify Actors Directory

Meta threads scraper

by curious_coder

Need to pull data from Threads, Meta's new Twitter alternative? This actor scrapes posts and conversations from threads.net so you can analyze trends, monitor discussions, or gather public content for your projects. It works by extracting data from public Threads profiles and feeds. You can scrape posts, including the text, timestamps, like counts, reply counts, and the user who posted it. Just give it a Threads profile URL or a list of URLs, and it handles the rest, returning clean JSON or structured data for you to work with. I use it for social listening to see what people are saying about specific topics or brands on the platform. It's also handy for researchers tracking conversation trends or developers needing real, public social data to train models or build datasets. Since Threads is growing quickly, getting this data early can be pretty valuable. The setup is straightforward. Configure your target profiles or search terms, set your output preferences, and run it. It manages the requests and parsing, so you can focus on working with the data instead of fighting with the scraping logic.

Facebook profile and page scraper

by curious_coder

Need to pull contact info from Facebook at scale? This scraper handles the heavy lifting, letting you extract emails, websites, and social links from profiles and pages in bulk. I use it for building lead lists, verifying contact details, and gathering public info for research. Instead of manual copying and pasting, you just feed it a list of profile or page URLs. It runs quietly in the background, returning structured data like email addresses, linked websites, and other social media URLs people list in their public About sections. It’s straightforward: configure your target list, run the actor, and get a clean dataset. The output is perfect for CRM imports, outreach campaigns, or social network analysis. Just remember to use it responsibly and in compliance with Facebook's terms for public data. If you need to gather contact information from Facebook efficiently, this scraper saves a significant amount of time and manual effort.

📩📍 Google Maps Email Extractor

by lukaskrivka

Stop manually hunting for business contact info. This Google Maps Email Extractor does the heavy lifting for you, turning local search results into a clean, actionable list of leads. Here’s how it works: you provide a search—like "coffee shops in Seattle" or "IT consultants in Austin"—and the actor visits each Google Maps listing. It doesn't just stop at the basic address and phone number. It goes a step further by visiting the business's own website (when available) to scrape it for the most valuable data: direct email addresses and links to their social media profiles. You get a complete contact package: business name, physical address, zip code, phone, website, email, and social links, all structured and ready to use. I use this to build targeted outreach lists for sales or marketing campaigns without the tedious copy-pasting. The data exports easily to formats like CSV or JSON for use in your CRM or spreadsheet. You can run it on-demand, schedule regular scrapes to keep your lists fresh, or trigger it via API to fit into an automated workflow. It’s a straightforward way to get from a search idea to a qualified lead list in minutes.

Extract Contact Details from Any Website – Email, Phone, Social

by creative_tablecloth

Need to build a contact list from websites, but dread the manual copy-pasting? I’ve been there. This actor is my go-to for pulling email addresses, phone numbers, and social media profiles directly from any webpage you give it. Think of it as your automated research assistant. You point it at a target site—maybe a directory of local businesses, a competitor's "About Us" page, or a list of industry blogs—and it systematically combs through the HTML to find and structure all the contact details. It saves the data into a clean, usable format so you can export it to a spreadsheet or your CRM. I use it primarily for lead generation and prospecting. It’s perfect for sales teams looking to build targeted outreach lists, marketers aiming to connect with influencers, or recruiters sourcing candidates. The real benefit is the time you get back; what takes hours of tedious searching is done in minutes, letting you focus on actually reaching out to people. If you need to grow a quality contact database quickly, without the hassle, this scraper handles the heavy lifting. Just configure your target URLs and let it run.

Instagram Posts Scraper

by pratikdani

The Instagram Post Scraper extracts detailed data from any valid post URL, including content, engagement metrics, user details, and media. It delivers structured output for social media analysis, monitoring, and research.

Truth Social Scraper

by tri_angle

Scrape profile info, truths and replies from the Truth social media platform.

Onlyfans profile scraper

by curious_coder

Need to collect OnlyFans profile data at scale without hitting rate limits or getting blocked? This actor handles the messy parts so you can focus on the insights. It scrapes public profile information in bulk, pulling details like the creator's name, bio, last seen status, and engagement metrics. It also gathers any linked social media URLs from their profile. You get structured, ready-to-use data delivered in formats like JSON or CSV, perfect for importing into spreadsheets or your own databases. I use it primarily for lead generation and market research. Whether you're building lists for outreach, analyzing trends in a niche, or tracking creator activity over time, having this data automated saves countless hours of manual work. It runs reliably on Apify's infrastructure, so you don't have to worry about managing proxies or getting your own IP address banned. Just configure your target profiles and let it run. It’s a straightforward solution for developers, marketers, or researchers who need reliable OnlyFans public data without the headache.

Social Media Finder

by tri_angle

Search for public social media profiles related to given names or nicknames. Find profile handles and URLs across 13 popular social media platforms like TikTok, Twitch, LinkedIn, Medium and more. Export in JSON, CSV, HTML, use API, schedule and monitor runs, integrate scraped data with other tools.

Twitter (X.com) Tweets & Profiles Scraper

by web.harvester

Need to pull data from Twitter (X) for a project? This scraper is what I use to reliably extract tweets and detailed profile information. You can search for profiles, scrape entire tweet threads including replies, or simply feed it a URL or username to get started. It handles the messy stuff, so you get clean, structured data. I typically download the results in JSON or CSV for analysis, but it also supports Excel, XML, and HTML formats. It’s become a go-to for my work in social media monitoring—tracking brand mentions or campaign reach is straightforward. For content analysis, it’s great for seeing what topics or formats are resonating. And if you're doing competitive research, you can systematically gather intel on how other accounts in your niche are performing. Whether you're building a dataset for lead generation, analyzing news trends, or just need to archive a conversation, this tool gets the job done without the fluff. It’s practical, gives you the data you need in a usable format, and saves a ton of manual effort.

Twitter (X.com) Search Scraper

by web.harvester

Need to monitor Twitter conversations, track trends, or gather social data for research? This Twitter (X.com) Search Scraper pulls data directly from search results, so you can focus on insights instead of manual collection. It grabs the full tweet: the text, images, videos, and links. You also get all the engagement metrics—likes, retweets, replies—along with detailed user profile information. I run it to get clean, structured data that’s ready for analysis. You can export everything to JSON, CSV, Excel, or HTML with a couple of clicks. I use it for a few key things. For social listening, it helps me see what people are actually saying about brands or events in real time. It’s great for market research, letting you analyze public sentiment and emerging trends. If you’re checking out competitors, this scraper shows you what’s resonating in their audience. It’s also solid for lead generation, identifying potential customers or influencers based on their public posts and interests. Simply put, it turns Twitter search into a structured data source. Set your search query, run the actor, and get a comprehensive dataset delivered. It handles the technical heavy lifting, so you can get back to your actual work.

Twitter Posts Scraper

by pratikdani

Need to pull data from Twitter posts without the manual hassle? This scraper does the heavy lifting for you. Give it any public tweet URL, and it’ll return a clean dataset with the post text, full user details (handle, display name, bio), and all the engagement metrics—likes, retweets, replies, and quote tweets. It also captures media links, timestamps, and the tweet’s direct URL for reference. I use this to monitor brand mentions and track how specific conversations evolve over time. It’s great for sentiment analysis, competitor research, or just gathering public feedback on a topic. For lead generation, you can identify engaged users in your niche based on who’s interacting with relevant tweets. The setup is straightforward: input your target URLs, run the actor, and get structured JSON or CSV output. It handles rate limits gracefully, so you can scrape reliably. Whether you’re a marketer analyzing campaign performance, a researcher studying social trends, or a developer feeding data into a dashboard, this tool turns public Twitter data into actionable information.

Deep Email, Phone, & Social Media Scraper Search

by peterasorensen

Stop manually hunting for contact info across websites. This actor is like having a dedicated researcher who knows exactly where to look for emails, phone numbers, and social media links, even on complex, multi-page sites. It works by intelligently crawling a site, prioritizing pages like "About Us", "Contact", and "Team" sections where this data usually lives. Instead of just scraping the surface, it digs deeper into a site's structure to find profiles and details you'd miss with a simple search. You give it a starting URL, and it handles the rest, navigating links and building a clean dataset. I use it primarily for lead generation and building targeted contact lists. It's also saved me countless hours on market research and competitive analysis, letting me quickly see how competitors present their teams and public contact points. The output is perfect for populating a CRM or kicking off a sales outreach campaign. If you're tired of copying and pasting or writing one-off scrapers for every new site, this automates the tedious part. It's a straightforward, effective way to build a contact database from almost any public website.

X (Twitter) Post Replies Scraper

by scraper_one

Extract replies/comments from X posts (tweets) provided as input URLs. Retrieve comment text, author, timestamp, reactions, and more. Ideal for social media monitoring, sentiment analysis, and engagement tracking. 🚀

Linkedin Sales Navigator Scraper

by curious_coder

Stop manually copying data from LinkedIn Sales Navigator. This actor automates the extraction of search results, saved lists, and new leads directly into structured data for your CRM or outreach tools. I use it to pull clean, organized lists from any Sales Navigator search or list. It captures the essentials you need for prospecting: profile URLs, current company websites, and job positions. The real time-saver is setting it to monitor specific searches and automatically scrape new results as they appear, so you’re always working with fresh leads. It’s built for practical lead generation. Whether you’re a sales team building a targeted outreach list, a recruiter sourcing candidates, or a marketer identifying partnership opportunities, this turns Sales Navigator’s interface into a structured database. You get the data where you need it, ready for your next campaign or analysis, without the tedious manual work.

Company Domain

by apioracle

Need to find a company's real website and social profiles without the manual hunt? Company Domain does the heavy lifting for you. Just feed it a company name, and it pulls the official domain and key social links—LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook, Instagram—directly from the source. It cuts through the noise of search results and outdated directories. I use this to clean lead lists, verify business details for outreach, and gather data for SEO or market research. It saves hours you'd otherwise spend on repetitive searches and cross-referencing. The data comes back structured and ready to use, whether you're enriching a CRM, building a prospect list, or analyzing a market. It’s straightforward: input your list, run the actor, and get reliable contact points. Perfect for marketers, sales teams, and researchers who need accurate digital footprints fast.

All Social Media Video Downloader

by wilcode

Need to grab videos from social media for a project? This actor is basically your one-stop shop for pulling video URLs from almost any major platform. I've used it to collect clips from Facebook, Instagram, Twitter (X), TikTok, and YouTube without having to juggle a bunch of different scripts. You just feed it a post URL, and it handles the extraction, returning a clean, downloadable link. It saves a ton of time if you're compiling research, creating content archives, or need to analyze video trends across networks. The API setup is straightforward, so you can plug it right into your automation workflows or data pipelines. Honestly, it just removes the headache of figuring out each platform's quirks every single time.

📩 Google Maps Email Extractor

by poidata

Stop manually hunting for contact details. This Google Maps scraper pulls verified business emails, phone numbers, and social links directly from Maps listings and their linked websites, turning hours of research into a few clicks. I use it to build targeted lead lists for outreach campaigns. It grabs the core details you need: business name, address, phone, and website. Then, it visits the website to find email addresses and social media profiles, which is where most other tools stop. You get a clean dataset ready for your CRM or email platform. The automation is the real time-saver. Set it to run on a schedule for fresh data, trigger it via the API to fit into your existing pipeline, or run it manually for one-off projects. It handles the extraction and exports everything into a structured JSON or CSV file. If you're in sales, marketing, or local lead generation, this cuts out the tedious data collection work. Get the contact information from Google Maps, so you can focus on actually connecting with prospects.

Instagram Story Downloader

by easyapi

Download Instagram stories effortlessly! Save photos and videos from multiple accounts simultaneously while preserving original quality. Perfect for content creators, social media managers, and anyone wanting to archive Instagram stories. 🚀

Social Media Sentiment Analysis Tool

by tri_angle

Ever wonder what people *really* think about a brand or influencer online? Stop guessing. This actor lets you plug in a social media handle and instantly pulls recent posts and comments from Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok. Then, it runs sentiment analysis on every single comment, sorting the chatter into positive, negative, and neutral buckets. You get the full picture in one run. Need the data for a report or a dashboard? Export it as clean JSON, CSV, or an HTML visual summary. Want to automate it? Use the API, schedule regular scrapes, or pipe the data directly into your existing analytics stack. I use this to track campaign sentiment, monitor brand mentions, and keep a pulse on competitor audiences without manually sifting through thousands of comments. It saves hours of grunt work and gives you structured, actionable data straight from the source. Just add a profile name and go.

Facebook Post Search Scraper

by powerai

Need to find what people are really saying on Facebook? This scraper lets you search public posts by keyword, just like you would in the app, but exports all the data for analysis. It’s the straightforward way to gather social data without the manual copy-pasting. You set your search terms and apply filters like date range, language, or post type to narrow things down. The tool then automatically clicks through pages, collecting up to 5000 posts in a single run. You’ll get the post text, author, timestamp, reaction counts, and share links delivered in a clean spreadsheet or JSON file. I use it mostly for two things: tracking brand mentions and industry trends for market research, and finding relevant conversations for lead generation. It’s saved me countless hours over manually monitoring feeds. If you need to analyze public sentiment, gather content ideas, or find potential customers discussing specific problems, this gets you the raw data quickly. Just point it at a topic, run it, and you’ve got a dataset ready to work with.

Social Media Email Scraper 2026

by chitosibug3

Need to find email addresses from social media profiles, but tired of manual searching? This scraper does the heavy lifting for you. I built this because I needed a straightforward way to collect contact info from public social media pages for my own outreach projects. It's designed for individual researchers, recruiters, or small businesses—not for large-scale commercial scraping. You simply provide the profile URLs, and it extracts any publicly listed email addresses it can find. It saves you hours of copying and pasting. Think of it like having a dedicated assistant who visits each profile and meticulously checks the bio, about sections, and linked pages for you. The results come back clean and organized, ready to export. I use it for building targeted contact lists from LinkedIn or Twitter when I'm looking for specific professionals, or for verifying contact details from Instagram or Facebook business pages. It respects platform terms of service by only collecting what's publicly visible, and it's built to handle the structure of modern social media sites. If you need a simple, automated way to gather emails from social networks for legitimate, personal-use purposes, this tool works exactly as advertised.

Sherlock

by misceres

🔎 Hunt down social media accounts by username across social networks using open-source project https://github.com/sherlock-project/sherlock

Facebook Hashtag Search Scraper

by easyapi

Need to see what's really trending on Facebook? This scraper pulls real, raw data from public hashtag searches so you can move beyond the platform's limited insights. I use it to grab the actual posts, who posted them, reaction counts, comment numbers, and other public details from any Facebook hashtag page. It turns a simple search into structured data you can actually analyze. Mostly, it saves a ton of time. Instead of manually scrolling and screenshotting, you get a clean dataset in minutes. It's become my go-to for a few key jobs: tracking campaign hashtags to see what people are actually saying, spotting emerging trends in a niche, or keeping an eye on competitor and industry buzz. If you've ever needed to compile social proof or measure sentiment around a topic, this automates the tedious part. The setup is straightforward—you just feed it the hashtag you want to explore (without the # symbol). It handles the rest, navigating the search and extracting the available public information into a usable format like JSON or CSV for you to work with in spreadsheets, dashboards, or your own apps.

Efficiently collect essential contact information and social media profiles with our extractor tool. Ideal for building comprehensive databases, enhancing outreach strategies, and fostering connections in the digital landscape