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Substack-Newsletter-Scraper Extract complete newsletter archives from any Substack publication with advanced filtering, multiple export formats, and engagement analytics. ## Features - Scrape entire newsletter archives from Substack - Extract full metadata: titles, content, author details etc.
startUrlsarrayRequired
URLs of the Substack publications to scrape. Add multiple newsletters to batch process. Examples: https://lennysnewsletter.com, https://stratechery.com
maxItemsintegerOptional
Maximum number of posts to scrape per newsletter. Set to 0 for unlimited.
Default value of this property is 100
filterKeywordsarrayOptional
Only scrape posts that contain ANY of these keywords in the title. Leave empty to get all posts. Case-insensitive.
Default value of this property is []
filterAfterDatestringOptional
Only scrape posts published AFTER this date. Format: YYYY-MM-DD (e.g., 2024-01-01)
filterBeforeDatestringOptional
Only scrape posts published BEFORE this date. Format: YYYY-MM-DD (e.g., 2025-12-31)
filterAuthorsarrayOptional
Only scrape posts by specific authors. Leave empty for all authors. Partial match, case-insensitive.
Default value of this property is []
filterPaidOnlybooleanOptional
Only scrape posts marked as paid/premium content.
Default value of this property is false
filterFreeOnlybooleanOptional
Only scrape posts that are free (not behind paywall).
Default value of this property is false
includeCommentsbooleanOptional
Scrape top comments for each post. Note: This requires additional requests and increases run time.
Default value of this property is false
maxCommentsPerPostintegerOptional
Maximum number of comments to scrape per post (when comments are enabled).
Default value of this property is 50
outputFormatEnumOptional
Format for the content field. Markdown is perfect for Notion/Obsidian import.
"html": string"markdown": string"text": stringDefault value of this property is "html"