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Send a Facebook link to Scrape or Batch scrape and you get the data Facebook shows signed-out visitors, as JSON: a Page’s details and its latest post, a post’s reactions and comments, Marketplace listings, or Ad Library results. Each link costs 1 credit, and links that can’t be read cost nothing.

Example

The item’s result, shortened:

Fields

Page: name, username, id, category, followers, likes, talkingAbout, checkIns, bio, websites, phone, email, address, coordinates, hoursStatus, priceRange, services, rating, recommendPercent, reviewCount, owner, otherAccounts, profilePicture, coverPhoto and latestPost (text, publishedAt, reactions, reactionTypes, comments, shares, views, media, links). Most fields come from what the Page set in its intro, so they’re null when it hasn’t. Ad Library: totalCount, adCount, hasMore, advertiser, and ads, each with id, url, isActive, advertiser, startDate, endDate, platforms, format, title, body, linkUrl, ctaText, images, videos, cards, categories, spend, reachEstimate, impressions and countries. A coffee keyword search found 50,001 ads and returned the first 30. Marketplace: title, price, original price, city, photo, seller, delivery and date on a list; plus description, category, condition, location, coordinates and all photos on an item.

Limits

  • One post per Page. Signed-out visitors see only a Page’s latest post (pinned posts left out); older posts need a sign-in.
  • Ad Library: the first page of about 30 ads per link.
  • Not read: groups, events, photo pages and a Page’s ads transparency tab. Your cookies are never sent to Facebook.

Templates

Ready-made templates for Facebook: Page stats, latest post from Pages, post metrics, Ad Library search, ads by advertiser, and Marketplace listings and item details.
Check Facebook’s terms before you collect data from it. You’re responsible for how you use what you collect.