Skool Followers Scraper
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Skool Followers Scraper
🔎 Skool Followers Scraper extracts followers from Skool communities & profiles—names, profile URLs, IDs, join dates, and activity signals. ⚡ Perfect for community growth, competitor analysis, and outreach. 📈 Fast, accurate, export-ready.
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Apify Actor that extracts public follower rows from Skool profile pages. It reads embedded __NEXT_DATA__ JSON (same strategy as the original script: GET profile URL with ?t=followers, parse props.pageProps.items, map each src user to a flat record).
Input
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
urls | Bulk list of Skool profile URLs (requestListSources or plain strings). |
maxItems | Max followers to keep per profile (default 100; falls back to 30 if unset/0, matching the original script). |
proxyConfiguration | Optional Apify Proxy UI config. First request is always direct; if useApifyProxy is true, datacenter fallback may use your proxy settings. |
Output (dataset)
Each item matches the original extractor shape: id, name, linkToProfile, pictureProfile, lastName, firstName, bio, online, lastOffline, pictureBubble, createdAt, updatedAt.
Rows are written one at a time (Actor.push_data per follower) so the Output table fills as the run progresses. The console may refresh on a short interval, but data is committed after each push.
Proxy behavior
- Direct (no proxy).
- On block / bad HTML: Apify datacenter (default pool, or input proxy when
useApifyProxyis true). - Then residential (up to 3 rotated URLs).
- After a successful residential fetch, sticky residential is used for all remaining profile URLs.
Local run
Use the CLI input prompt, or pass a path to your own JSON file: apify run --input-file path/to/input.json.
Legal
Only scrape data you are allowed to access; you are responsible for compliance with Skool’s terms and applicable law.
