Truth Social Profile Scraper

Checking a Truth Social account by hand means opening the profile, reading off the follower number, copying the bio, and writing it all down before anything changes. Do that across a whole watchlist and the afternoon is gone. This scraper handles it for you. Hand it a list of usernames and it pulls each public profile straight from Truth Social into one clean row: follower and following counts, post totals, the bio, avatar and header links, verification and premium badges, and the date the account joined. One handle or a few hundred, same run.

What you get

Every username you pass becomes one tidy row with the same shape, so results drop straight into a sheet or database without reshaping. Each profile comes back in two groups:

• Identity — profileId, userName, accountHandle, displayName, bioText, profileUrl, avatarImage, headerImage, createdDate
• Stats and status — followersTotal, followingTotal, postsTotal, isVerified, isPremium, isLocked, isBot

Quick start

1. Click Try for free and open the input form.
2. Type one or more handles into Truth Social usernames (the @ is optional).
3. Press Start and let the run finish.
4. Download the dataset as JSON, CSV, Excel, or XML.

Use cases

• Influence tracking — log follower and following counts for political and media figures, then watch how they move week to week.
• Social media analytics — pair exact follower size with post counts to size up reach and posting cadence.
• PR and brand monitoring — catch the moment a client or competitor swaps a bio, avatar, or header on their profile.
• Academic research — build a profile dataset for studies on platform growth and audience networks.
• Data engineering — keep a clean table of account metadata to join against post or status datasets in your warehouse.
• Verification checks — confirm whether a handle is verified or premium before you cite or quote it.

Input

Field	Type	Required	Description
usernames	array of strings	Yes	Truth Social handles to look up, with or without the leading @. Each handle is fetched on its own. Example: ["DonaldJTrumpJr", "mtgreenee", "DevinNunes"].

Example input

{
    "usernames": ["DonaldJTrumpJr", "mtgreenee", "DevinNunes"]
}

Output

Each username you submit returns one item: the full public profile for that account. The example below shows every field the scraper writes.

Example output

{
    "profileId": "107780257626128497",
    "userName": "DonaldJTrumpJr",
    "accountHandle": "DonaldJTrumpJr",
    "displayName": "Donald Trump Jr.",
    "isLocked": false,
    "isBot": false,
    "createdDate": "2022-02-11T16:16:57.705Z",
    "bioText": "<p>EVP of Development &amp; Acquisitions The Trump Organization</p>",
    "profileUrl": "https://truthsocial.com/@DonaldJTrumpJr",
    "avatarImage": "https://static-assets-1.truthsocial.com/tmtg:prime-ts-assets/accounts/avatars/original/avatar.jpeg",
    "headerImage": "https://static-assets-1.truthsocial.com/tmtg:prime-ts-assets/accounts/headers/original/header.jpeg",
    "followersTotal": 2864501,
    "followingTotal": 122,
    "postsTotal": 18540,
    "isVerified": true,
    "isPremium": true
}

Output fields

Field	Type	Description
profileId	string	Internal numeric identifier Truth Social assigns to the account
userName	string	The account's @ handle as shown on the profile
accountHandle	string	Routing handle used by the platform, usually matching the username
displayName	string	Public name shown at the top of the profile
isLocked	boolean	True when the account is private and approves followers manually
isBot	boolean	True when the account is flagged as automated
createdDate	string	Timestamp for when the account first signed up
bioText	string	Profile description text, returned as HTML when one is set
profileUrl	string	Direct web link to the account's public profile
avatarImage	string	Link to the profile picture file
headerImage	string	Link to the cover banner image at the top of the profile
followersTotal	integer	How many accounts follow this profile
followingTotal	integer	How many accounts this profile follows
postsTotal	integer	Running count of statuses (truths) the account has published
isVerified	boolean	True when the account carries a verified badge
isPremium	boolean	True when the account holds a premium subscription

Tips for best results

• Skip the @. You can include it or leave it off — the scraper strips it either way, so a pasted handle works as-is.
• Start with a few handles. Run three or four first to confirm the fields match your pipeline before queuing a long watchlist.
• Counts are point-in-time. Follower and post totals reflect the moment of the run, so schedule repeat runs if you want a growth history.
• Watch for skipped rows. A handle that no longer exists or is misspelled is logged and skipped rather than failing the whole run, so check the log if a row is missing.

How can I use Truth Social profile data?

How can I use the Truth Social Profile Scraper to track follower growth? Feed it the handles you care about and run it on a schedule. Each run records followersTotal, followingTotal, and postsTotal for every account, so stacking runs over days or weeks gives you a clean growth curve without ever opening the app.

How can I look up a Truth Social bio and verification status in bulk? Paste a list of usernames and every profile returns its bioText, displayName, isVerified, and isPremium in one dataset. That makes it quick to confirm which accounts are verified and to grab current bios for a directory or report.

How can I export Truth Social profile data to a spreadsheet? After the run finishes, download the dataset as CSV or Excel. Because each username produces one flat row with the same columns, it opens cleanly in any spreadsheet tool or loads straight into a database for further analysis.

How can I build a Truth Social account dataset for research? Collect the handles relevant to your study and run them through the scraper to capture profile metadata — join date, follower and following counts, post totals, and verification flags. Join that table against post or status data to map audiences and influence over time.

Is it legal to scrape data?

Our actors are ethical and do not extract any private user data, such as email addresses or private contact information. They only extract what the user has chosen to share publicly. We therefore believe that our actors, when used for ethical purposes by Apify users, are safe.

However, you should be aware that your results could contain personal data. Personal data is protected by the GDPR in the European Union and by other regulations around the world. You should not scrape personal data unless you have a legitimate reason to do so. If you're unsure whether your reason is legitimate, consult your lawyers.

You can also read Apify's blog post on the legality of web scraping.

Support

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