Product Hunt Scraper — Leaderboards & Launch Data
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$1.00 / 1,000 results
Product Hunt Scraper — Leaderboards & Launch Data
Scrape Product Hunt daily/weekly/monthly leaderboards and full launch pages — votes, ranks, makers, hunter, links, topics, comments. Monitor for keyword launches. No API key. From $1/1,000 results.
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Scrape Product Hunt's daily, weekly, and monthly leaderboards plus full launch detail pages — votes, ranks, makers, hunter, links, topics, and comment counts — anonymously, with no API key. Schedule the watch mode to get alerted when launches matching your keywords go live.
What you get
Leaderboard modes (daily / weekly / monthly) — each launch row includes:
rank,weeklyRank,monthlyRank— position on the boardname,slug,tagline— product identityvotes— upvote score at scrape timetopics— Product Hunt topic slugs (e.g.artificial-intelligence,developer-tools)featuredAt,url,productSlug
Product mode — full launch detail for any slug:
votes,dailyRank,weeklyRank,commentsCountmakers— name, username, headline for every makerhunter— who hunted the productlinks— website, Twitter/X, LinkedIn, app storeswebsite,pricingType,topics,description
Watch mode — scans the last N daily leaderboards (up to 31) and returns only launches whose name/tagline/topics match your keywords, with matchedKeywords on each row.
Use cases
- Competitive intelligence — watch a category keyword (
"crm","ai agent") and get every new launch in that space as it trends - Lead generation — scrape daily #1–#35 products; makers' Twitter/LinkedIn links come along for outreach
- Launch tracking — monitor a competitor's product slug for vote/rank movement by scheduling
productmode daily - Trend research — pull monthly leaderboards to see which categories dominate
- Investor scouting — founders launching on PH are actively building; watch keywords in your thesis area
Input
| Field | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
mode | string | daily | daily, weekly, monthly, product, or watch |
date | string | today | YYYY-MM-DD — board date (daily), ISO week (weekly), or month (monthly) |
slugs | array | — | Product slugs for product mode |
queries | array | — | Keywords for watch mode |
daysBack | int | 7 | Daily boards to scan in watch mode (1–31) |
maxResults | int | 35 | Max rows returned |
proxyConfiguration | object | — | Optional Apify proxy |
Example
{"mode": "watch","queries": ["ai agent", "devtools"],"daysBack": 14,"maxResults": 50}
→ every launch in the last two weeks mentioning "ai agent" or "devtools" in its name, tagline, or topics.
Pricing
$1.00 per 1,000 results (pay-per-event). A full daily leaderboard (~35 launches) costs about $0.035. A 31-day watch scan costs ~$1. Scheduled monitors are cheap.
Notes
- All data comes from public Product Hunt pages — no API key or account needed
- Product Hunt blocks datacenter IPs — the actor ships with residential proxy on by default (charged at Apify's standard residential rate, ~$0.005/page)
- Vote counts reflect the moment of scrape — schedule
productmode daily to build a vote-history time series
Example output
{"recordType": "watch-hit","board": "daily","rank": 1,"weeklyRank": 18,"monthlyRank": 65,"name": "ZooWork","slug": "zoowork","tagline": "The AI agent delivery platform for FDEs and domain experts","votes": 243,"productSlug": "zoowork","productId": 1326155,"topics": ["productivity","developer-tools","artificial-intelligence"],"featuredAt": "2026-10-03T00:01:00-07:00","url": "https://www.producthunt.com/products/zoowork"}
FAQ
Does Product Hunt Monitor need a login or API key? No — every row comes from public endpoints. Provide a proxy only if your network is heavily rate-limited.
How do I monitor on a schedule? Attach the actor to an Apify Schedule (daily/weekly) and use the watch/monitor mode if present — each run emits a fresh, diff-able dataset.
What does each row contain? See the output fields table above; every row carries a scrapedAt timestamp so datasets can be deduped across runs.
Is it legal to scrape this data? The actor only accesses publicly available data — the same pages/APIs a browser sees. Scraping public data for research, monitoring, and analysis is common practice, but platform Terms of Service and the rules in your jurisdiction still apply to how you use it. Consult legal counsel for your specific case.
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