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Substack Newsletter Scraper

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$1.00 / 1,000 result rows

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Substack Newsletter Scraper

Substack Newsletter Scraper

Export Substack newsletter posts by URL or keyword search. Optional comments, full HTML, and publication info.

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$1.00 / 1,000 result rows

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Export posts from Substack newsletters into an Apify dataset. Optional comments, full post HTML, and one publication row per newsletter.

This is a job wrapper around GloStream Substack Live — the same unofficial live API listed on RapidAPI. Paste newsletter URLs and/or search queries, get rows.

Input

FieldWhat it does
publicationsURLs, custom domains, or Substack subdomains
searchQueriesKeywords to find newsletters (directory search), then export those pubs
maxPublicationsCap on newsletters discovered from search (default 20)
languageOptional ISO code for directory search
maxPostsMatching posts to keep per publication (default 50)
sortnew or top
includePublicationInfoOne publication row (default on)
includePostBodyFetch full HTML for each post
includeCommentsOne row per comment, replies flattened
maxCommentsPerPostCap comments per post (0 = all)
startDate / endDateKeep posts in this UTC day range
onlyFreeSkip paid and founding posts
postTypeall, newsletter, podcast, or thread

Examples of publications:

  • https://platformer.substack.com
  • platformer
  • lenny.substack.com

Output

Each dataset item is a publication, post, or comment.

Posts include title, URL, date, authors, tags, comment/reaction counts, type, paywall flag, and (if requested) body HTML. Publication rows include name, author, logo, and public subscriber count when Substack exposes it.

Notes

  • Public archive only. Paywalled body text follows what Substack exposes without a session.
  • Not affiliated with Substack.
  • Live REST access (search, feeds, one-off reads) stays on RapidAPI. Support: Discord.