Best social media scraping APIs

Who offers social media data across platforms, how they charge, and where we fit.

The list

SocialScrape first because this is our site; the rest alphabetical. Not ranked. A service is listed only when its own page says it offers this. Facts retrieved 2026-10-29 and linked in each cell.
ServiceWhat its page says about social media data across platformsHow it chargesEntry price
SocialScrape6 endpoints belowOne-time packs and monthly plans.Starter pack: $15 for 5,000 credits ($3.00 per 1,000). Starter plan: $15 a month for 6,500 ($2.31 per 1,000).
ApifyIts pricing page names an Instagram Scraper Actor. SourceMonthly platform plans. Each Actor sets its own pricing: pay per event, pay per usage, or both. SourceStarter: $19 a month ($17 on annual billing) with $19 of platform usage. Free: $5 of usage a month, no card. Source
Bright DataFacebook, Instagram, TikTok, X, LinkedIn and YouTube in the intro; Reddit, Pinterest, Vimeo, Snapchat and Quora in the scraper list. SourcePay per successful record. Social scrapers sit under the same plans as the rest of the Web Scraper API. SourcePay as you go: $1.50 per 1,000 records. Scale: $499 a month with 384,000 records included, then $1.30 per 1,000. Source
Data365Product pages cover Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, TikTok, Reddit, Pinterest and Threads. SourceMonthly subscription, limited by the number of social networks. SourceBasic: 300 euros a month, 1 social network, 500,000 credits. Standard: 850 euros, 3 networks, 1,000,000 credits. Source
EnsembleDataTikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Threads, Reddit, Twitch, Twitter and Snapchat. SourceMonthly plans measured in units per day. Each endpoint costs a set number of units. SourceWood: $100 a month for 1,500 units a day. Bronze: $200 for 5,000. Silver: $400 for 11,000. Source
ScrapeCreatorsNames 38+ APIs, including TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, Threads, Reddit, Pinterest and four ad libraries. SourceOne-time credit packs, pay as you go. SourceFreelance: $47 for 25,000 credits ($1.88 per 1,000). Business: $497 for 500,000 ($0.99 per 1,000). Source
Social FetchIts FAQ counts 20 platforms plus generic web routes. SourceCredit packs and monthly or annual plans. SourcePacks: Starter 1,000 credits for $14, Growth 25,000 for $59, Scale 230,000 for $379. Plans: Starter $29 a month for 18,000 credits. Source
SocialKitYouTube and Shorts, TikTok, Instagram Reels, Facebook, Twitter/X, LinkedIn and video files. SourceMonthly plans, yearly billing at 30% off, and pay as you go (rates not stated). SourceStandard: $29 a month for 12,000 credits ($2.42 per 1,000). Free plan: 20 credits a month. Source
SocialPipeStates 329 endpoints across 9 platforms, 238 of them at one credit. SourceMonthly plans of credits. Usage stops at the allowance and is never billed as overage. SourceStarter: $20 a month for 12,000 credits ($1.67 per 1,000). Pro: $50 for 31,000. Scale: $200 for 125,000. Source
SociaVault25+ platforms, including TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Facebook, X, LinkedIn, Threads, Reddit, Pinterest and four ad libraries. SourceOne-time credit packs, not subscriptions. SourceStarter: $29 for 6,000 credits. Growth: $79 for 20,000. Pro: $199 for 75,000. Enterprise: $399 for 200,000. Source
SupadataYouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Facebook and X, plus web pages at 1 credit per URL. SourceMonthly plans, with auto-recharge top-ups. SourceFree: 100 credits a month. Basic: $5 a month billed annually for 300 credits. Pro: $17 for 3,000. Mega: $47 for 30,000. Source

SocialScrape's endpoints

EndpointReturnsCost
GET /v1/tiktok/profileTikTok profile1 credit
GET /v1/youtube/channelYouTube channel details1 credit
GET /v1/instagram/profileInstagram profile1 credit
GET /v1/twitter/profileX profile1 credit
GET /v1/linkedin/companyLinkedIn company page1 credit
GET /v1/facebook/profileFacebook profile or page1 credit

Our limits

We cover fewer platforms than the broadest services; Reddit is not published yet. All of our endpoints are in beta, so shapes may still gain fields.

What to check

  • What a credit buys. Credits are not the same size across services.
  • Whether credits expire, and whether failures and repeats are billed.
  • A real response for your platform and field, before you commit.

Pricing is on the pricing page.

Questions

How was this list made?

A service is on it only if its own pages say it offers this. We link each fact, and we leave out anything a page does not state. We do not rank or rate.

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