cravlWEB DATA, WITHOUT THE DETOUR
The web is messy.
Your data
shouldn’t be.
Turn public pages into structured data with purpose-built scraping Actors. Pick your source, run on Apify, and get back to building.
Structured JSON · Run in the console or via API
{
"url": "https://www.instagram.com/p/Dcy8AcYEQ1w/",
"kind": "post",
"owner": "adidasmotorsport",
"commentCountExact": 20223,
"guestVisibleCount": 47,
"guestHasMore": true
}Fields selected for readability. Not a live response.
YOU WORK WITH
THE TOOLKIT
Your source. Your Actor.
Focused tools, not a one-size-fits-all scraper.
Instagram Comments Scraper
Scrape Instagram comments from public posts and reels. Exact total comment count on every result, nested replies included, honest guest-visibility reporting.
Google Maps Scraper
Scrape Google Maps places and reviews from publicly available pages: search results with name, rating, review count, address, and coordinates, plus full place details with guest-visible reviews.
Facebook Posts Scraper
Scrape Facebook pages and public posts in guest mode: page likes, followers, bio, recent posts with text and reactions, and post details with guest-visible comments including nested replies. No login required.
Availability and prices reflect saved metadata. Confirm current terms on Apify.
FROM URL TO USEFUL
Less plumbing.
More building.
Use the Apify console to explore, then bring the same Actor into your code.
Start with the API →- 01
Choose your source
Find the Actor for your platform and the records you need.
- 02
Configure and run
Follow the Actor’s input schema. Run manually or call the API.
- 03
Make the data yours
Retrieve the dataset as JSON and use it in your pipeline.
KNOW WHAT YOU GET
Inspect the output.
Understand the limits.
Public visibility has boundaries.
Platforms can limit guest-visible records. A returned dataset is not a promise of complete source coverage. Check each Actor’s fields and limitations before integrating.
Inspect saved output →Check evidence, not promises.
View the timestamp and outcome of saved canary checks. A successful check is a point-in-time result, not an uptime guarantee.
View health snapshot →BUILD SOMETHING WITH IT