Fansly Search Results Scraper

A high-speed Fansly scraper designed to extract search results and return complete, structured user data including linked social accounts and performance statistics.
This scraper is optimized for large-scale data retrieval and delivers both overview and full field outputs.

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How to use it

1. Register a free account and you can use this actor without adding a card.
2. Go to the main page of this actor and set your input.
3. You will find all the results in the Output tab where you can export it in any format you need.

🧩 Input

You can provide one or more search terms.

• search_terms — A list of keywords or random letters (for broad discovery).
  Example: using "a", "b", "c" helps bypass the 1000-result limit per query.
• max_results — The maximum number of results to scrape per term.

💡 Tip: Using diverse or single-letter search terms increases total coverage across Fansly’s catalog.

Example input:

{
  "search_terms": ["a", "b", "c"],
  "max_results": 1000
}

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📤 Output Format

The scraper outputs all available user (model) data directly from Fansly’s API.
Each record contains raw fields for full insight and analytics.

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🪶 Overview Fields

These are the most useful fields for quick previews, dashboards, or summary tables.

• username
• displayName
• id
• createdAt
• followCount
• subscriberCount
• postLikes
• accountMediaLikes
• timelineStats.imageCount
• timelineStats.videoCount
• timelineStats.bundleCount
• mediaStoryState.hasActiveStories
• streaming.enabled

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🧾 Full Field List

For detailed data analysis or full dataset exports, every raw field is included below.

• id
• username
• displayName
• flags
• version
• createdAt
• followCount
• subscriberCount
• permissions.accountPermissionFlags.flags
• timelineStats.accountId
• timelineStats.imageCount
• timelineStats.videoCount
• timelineStats.bundleCount
• timelineStats.bundleImageCount
• timelineStats.bundleVideoCount
• timelineStats.fetchedAt
• statusId
• lastSeenAt
• accountMediaLikes
• mediaStoryState.accountId
• mediaStoryState.status
• mediaStoryState.storyCount
• mediaStoryState.version
• mediaStoryState.createdAt
• mediaStoryState.updatedAt
• mediaStoryState.hasActiveStories
• postLikes
• streaming.accountId
• streaming.channel
• streaming.enabled
• walls[].id
• walls[].accountId
• walls[].pos
• walls[].name
• walls[].description
• walls[].private
• walls[].metadata

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📚 Notes

• Each timelineStats, mediaStoryState, and streaming field represents a nested structure from Fansly’s internal API.
• Arrays such as walls[] include metadata for multiple wall configurations per account.
• The scraper’s efficiency depends on network speed and API rate-limits, but it’s optimized to handle large search sweeps gracefully.

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🧠 Ideal Use Cases

• Discovering and cataloging Fansly creators
• Building creator analytics dashboards
• Market research and social media intelligence
• Collecting verified public account data for datasets or insights