Facebook Pages Scraper for Lead Generation
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Facebook Pages Scraper for Lead Generation
Find Facebook business pages by keyword and extract page details: phone, email, website, address, and category. Use this Facebook Pages search scraper for lead generation - no Page URLs needed. Export local business leads as JSON, CSV, or Excel. Schedule runs or call the Actor via API.
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Find Facebook business pages by keyword and get back each page with its public contact
details: phone, email, website, address, and category. No page URLs needed. Give it a keyword
like plumber or roofing contractor and it returns a clean, structured list of local
business leads you can export as JSON, CSV, or Excel.
What you get
Every result row in the dataset has these fields:
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
name | The page name. |
category | The page category (for example "Plumber"). |
likes | Number of people who like the page. |
talking_about | Number of people talking about the page. |
were_here | Number of people who have visited or checked in. |
phones | List of public phone numbers found on the page. |
emails | List of public email addresses found on the page. |
website | The page's linked website. |
address | The page's public address. |
about | The page's description (name and counts line removed). |
page_created_date | The date the page was created, when available. |
url | Link to the Facebook page. |
rank | This page's position in the search results for your keyword. |
is_new | Whether this page is new to your dataset or was seen in an earlier run. |
Input
| Field | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
keyword | Yes | The keyword to search Facebook Pages for. |
maxResults | No | Upper limit on how many Pages to return. Leave empty for the default. |
Example input:
How to use
Enter a keyword, set an optional limit on how many pages to return, and click Start. The results appear in the run's dataset as it finishes, and you can export them to JSON, CSV, or Excel from the dataset view, or fetch them through the API.
