Threads Replies Scraper API
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Threads Replies Scraper API
Fetch replies from Threads posts. Get reply text, engagement metrics, author info, and media details. Requires a Threads Session ID.
Threads Replies Scraper API
Pricing
from $1.00 / 1,000 results
Fetch replies from Threads posts. Get reply text, engagement metrics, author info, and media details. Requires a Threads Session ID.
Threads post URLs to fetch replies from, one link per line, in the https://www.threads.com/@username/post/CODE format; threads.net links work too. A run collects up to 50 posts. A longer list stops the run as it starts, so split it across runs. You can also paste the link to a single reply to collect the replies underneath that reply. Share links (threads.com/share/…) and short links (threads.com/t/…) work too: the run opens each one to find the post it leads to, and counts each as one of the 50 posts.
Paste the sessionid cookie from a Threads account you are signed in to. In your browser: Developer Tools → Application → Cookies → threads.com → sessionid. Full walkthrough in the README. We recommend a secondary account.
Leave at 0 for no limit — the run collects as many replies as Threads serves, which on a busy post can be fewer than the number the post shows. Set a number to stop at that many replies per post. Every reply counts toward it, including nested replies, which can appear even with Include Nested Replies off. The row for the item you submitted does not count.
Top lists replies in the order Threads ranks them, as Threads shows them by default. Recent lists the newest replies first. The two can return a different set of replies.
Also collect replies to replies, around five levels below the item you submitted. With this off, some nested replies can still appear: the answers Threads shows directly under a reply in the list. Each row carries a depth (0 = the item you submitted, 1 = a direct reply, 2 and above = nested) and, from depth 2, the reply it answers where Threads identifies it. Nested replies share the Max Replies Per Post limit above, so leave that at 0 if you want the conversation in full.
