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Rumble Scraper — Video Metadata Extractor

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Rumble Scraper — Video Metadata Extractor

Rumble Scraper — Video Metadata Extractor

Extract metadata from Rumble.com videos. Get titles, descriptions, view counts, likes, dislikes, upload dates, durations, thumbnails and channel info. Batch process multiple URLs. Fast extraction powered by yt-dlp, no proxy needed. Export data as JSON, CSV or Excel. Schedule runs via API.

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Rumble Scraper — Video Metadata Extractor (Views, Likes, Dislikes, Channels)

Extract Rumble video metadata in bulk: title, duration, views, likes, dislikes (rare in 2026 — most platforms hide them), channel, categories, formats. Supports single videos, channels, and batch URL input (up to 1,000). No authentication needed for public content. Powered by yt-dlp. $0.001 per video ($1 per 1,000).

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What is the Rumble Scraper?

The Rumble Scraper is an Apify actor that pulls metadata from any Rumble video or channel. Rumble is one of the fastest-growing alternatives to YouTube, especially for political, news, and creator content that wants an alt-platform presence. This scraper accepts URLs and returns clean structured JSON: title, duration, view count, like count, dislike count (Rumble still publishes dislikes — most platforms hide them), comment count, channel name, channel URL, categories, upload date, available format count.

Powered by yt-dlp for robust extraction, handles Rumble's varying URL formats (rumble.com/v..., rumble.com/c/..., embedded URLs).

Use cases

  • Alt-platform content research — track creators who left YouTube for Rumble; measure their growth.
  • Political-content analytics — Rumble hosts a lot of political/news content; analyze views and engagement.
  • Cross-platform creator monitoring — combine Rumble with YouTube data for full alt-tech ecosystem view.
  • Dislike-ratio research — Rumble exposes dislike counts (rare in 2026); useful for sentiment proxy on niche content.
  • Brand monitoring on alt-tech — track mentions of your brand in Rumble content.
  • Migration tracking — measure how a creator's audience evolved after leaving YouTube.

Input

{
"urls": [
"https://rumble.com/v1234ab-example-title.html",
"https://rumble.com/c/example_channel"
],
"maxResults": 100
}

Output

{
"url": "https://rumble.com/v1234ab-example-title.html",
"id": "v1234ab",
"title": "Example video title",
"description": "Description body...",
"duration": 1800,
"upload_date": "2026-02-10",
"uploader": "ExampleUploader",
"channel": "Example Channel",
"uploader_url": "https://rumble.com/c/example_channel",
"view_count": 80000,
"like_count": 3500,
"dislike_count": 120,
"comment_count": 450,
"thumbnail": "https://sp.rmbl.ws/...",
"categories": ["News"],
"tags": [],
"formats_count": 3,
"best_format": "mp4/1080p"
}

Pricing

PAY_PER_EVENT — $0.001 per video metadata fetched (= $1 per 1,000). Failed fetches not charged. Batch up to 1,000 URLs per run with 5 parallel extractions.

FAQ — Rumble API alternatives

Rumble official API alternative? Rumble's official API is gated to partner accounts. This scraper has no auth, no quota.

Channel expansion? Yes — channel URLs auto-expand to constituent videos.

Why does this scraper return dislikes? Rumble still publishes the dislike count publicly — unlike YouTube which hid it in 2021. This makes Rumble unique for sentiment-proxy research.

Does it download files? No — metadata only. For download, use yt-dlp directly (which supports Rumble).

How fast for bulk? ~3-5 videos per second per actor instance with 5 parallel extractions.


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License: MIT · Author: dltik