Skool Post Scraper - Extract Community Content

Extract posts from your Skool communities. Pull titles, full content, authors, engagement metrics, categories, and media — all in one structured dataset ready for analysis or export.

What You Can Do

Pull post data from any community you have access to

• Titles and the full post body, including long-form content
• Author handle and profile link for each post
• Like and comment counts
• Category labels (Announcements, Wins, General Discussion, etc.)
• Pinned status and timestamps
• Embedded image, GIF, and video links
• Export to JSON, CSV, Excel, HTML, RSS, or XML

Perfect for

• Community managers reviewing member activity
• Content creators analyzing what resonates with members
• Researchers studying online community dynamics
• Anyone who already has access to a Skool community and wants the data offline

How to Use

Step 1: Add your Skool sign-in

Enter the email and password you normally use to sign in to Skool.

Step 2: Paste community URLs

Copy and paste the URLs of communities you want to pull from. Example: https://www.skool.com/makerschool

Step 3: Pick how many pages

Choose between 1 and 100 pages per community. A page returns around 30 posts.

Step 4: Run and download

Click Start and wait for the run to finish. Download the dataset in your preferred format from the run's storage tab.

What You Get

Each post includes:

Field	Description
post_id	Unique identifier for the post
title	Post title, blank when the post has none
author	Author's Skool handle
author_display_name	Author's display name, when they have set one
author_url	Link to the author's profile
author_bio	Author's profile bio, when they have one
author_location	Author's stated location, when they share one
author_mrr_tier	Membership status Skool reports for the author, when it publishes one
created_at	When the post was published (ISO 8601)
updated_at	When the post last had activity (ISO 8601)
content	Full post body
upvote_count	Number of likes, blank when the community does not publish a count
comment_count	Number of comments, blank when the community does not publish a count
is_pinned	Whether the post is pinned in the community
category	The post's category label; "General" for an uncategorised post, blank when the label could not be resolved
media_urls	Image, GIF and video links found in the post
attachment_count	How many files are attached to the post
post_url	Direct link to the post
group_url	Community the post came from
group_name	Community name
scraped_at	When the data was collected (ISO 8601)

Sample Output

{
  "post_id": "04ba4e3592c74edab1433ddd16b4e9cf",
  "title": "Skool News #45 - TRAFFIC SOURCES are here!",
  "author": "sam",
  "author_display_name": "Sam Ovens",
  "author_url": "https://www.skool.com/@sam",
  "author_bio": "CEO @ Skool",
  "author_location": "Los Angeles, CA",
  "author_mrr_tier": "",
  "created_at": "2026-02-17T19:53:23.335486Z",
  "updated_at": "2026-02-20T16:30:00.425708Z",
  "content": "Today we share: ...",
  "upvote_count": 1709,
  "comment_count": 1030,
  "is_pinned": true,
  "category": "Updates",
  "media_urls": ["https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=..."],
  "attachment_count": 1,
  "post_url": "https://www.skool.com/skoolers/skool-news-45-traffic-sources-are-here?p=04ba4e35",
  "group_url": "https://www.skool.com/skoolers",
  "group_name": "skoolers",
  "scraped_at": "2026-02-21T00:37:43.165842Z"
}

Plus a summary report showing:

• How many communities were read in full, read partly, or could not be read — the three always add up to the number you asked for
• Total posts scraped and posts per community
• Unique authors and the date range covered

Important Notes

You must have access to the community

• Pulls only posts you can already view when signed in
• Private communities require active membership
• Use your own Skool account credentials

Built-in pacing

• Page requests are paced automatically to stay polite
• Stops cleanly when the community has no more posts to return

Data export

• Available formats: JSON, CSV, Excel, HTML, RSS, XML
• Open the run's Storage tab → Dataset → Export

Common Questions

Q: How many posts will I get? A: A page returns around 30 posts (the first page also carries the community's pinned posts, and repeats are removed automatically). So the default 5 pages gives roughly 150 posts per community, and the maximum 100 pages gives roughly 3,000. If a community holds more than your page setting reaches, the run log tells you how many posts it has so you can decide whether to raise the setting.

Q: How do I know whether a community was fully read? A: The run summary counts each community you asked for as read in full, read partly, or unreadable, and the three always add up. A community counts as partly read only when Skool stopped responding mid-way — reaching your own page limit is a clean finish, not a failure.

Q: Can I scrape any Skool community? A: Only the ones you can already view when signed in. Private and paid communities still need an active membership on your account.

Q: Is this against Skool's terms? A: The tool only accesses content your account already has permission to view, and paces requests to be polite. You are responsible for using the data in line with Skool's terms and any community rules.

Q: What fields do I get for each post? A: Title, author handle, author profile link, full content, like count, comment count, pinned flag, category label, media links, post URL, community name, and timestamps for when the post was created and last active.

Q: What if sign-in fails? A: Double-check the email and password. If your account uses two-factor authentication, or Skool shows a verification step on sign-in, the Actor cannot complete it on your behalf and the run will stop with a sign-in message.

More Tools

Browse the rest of the collection — including scrapers for Skool comments, groups, members, profiles and events — on the author's Apify profile.

Disclaimer

This actor only works with content the signed-in user already has permission to view. You retain full responsibility for using the extracted data in line with Skool's terms of service and any community-specific rules. The tool is provided as-is without warranty.

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