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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🧩 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