New York Times Phone Number Scraper

New York Times Phone Number Scraper

📞 New York Times Phone Number Scraper collects public phone numbers of journalists, editors and business desks from New York Times. Search by keyword, country and city, validate each number, and export clean CSV, JSON or Excel data.

🔍 New York Times Phone Number Scraper – Overview

New York Times Phone Number Scraper is an Apify Actor that finds public phone numbers on New York Times and saves them as a structured phone lead list. New York Times is a US newspaper and digital news publisher, and its public pages sometimes show a call, booking or WhatsApp number in the title or description. New York Times Phone Number Scraper is built to find contact numbers of journalists, editors and business desks.

New York Times Phone Number Scraper validates every number against the numbering plan of the country you select and removes duplicates. Logging in to New York Times is not required, and results export to CSV, JSON or Excel for your CRM, dialler or WhatsApp outreach. New York Times Phone Number Scraper suits lead generation, sales prospecting and market research.

✅ New York Times Phone Number Scraper at a glance

• Source: public pages on New York Times (nytimes.com)
• Default country: United States (+1)
• Prefilled keywords: journalist, editor
• Default limit: 5 phone numbers per keyword (maximum 10,000)
• Output: one dataset row per phone number from New York Times, in JSON, CSV or Excel

✨ New York Times Phone Number Scraper – Key Features

New York Times Phone Number Scraper combines wide country coverage with practical filters:

• Keyword search on New York Times: New York Times Phone Number Scraper runs one keyword or a long list, each searched separately.
• 194 countries, one or many: numbers found on New York Times are validated against each selected dial code and numbering plan.
• City targeting on New York Times: add places such as New York or Brooklyn, each searched on its own.
• Three number modes: WhatsApp, call or booking, or any number published on New York Times.
• Number filters: mobile or landline, area-code prefixes, fake and premium-rate removal.
• Profile and text filters: profile pages only, follower range, include and exclude words, one number per account on New York Times.
• Optional extras: line type, carrier, area, formats, WhatsApp links, profile details and emails for New York Times leads.
• Only new leads: remember earlier runs and keep a do-not-call list, so you never pay twice for the same lead from New York Times.
• Cost control: per-keyword and total limits, page caps, 1 to 10 parallel searches.
• API and scheduling: run New York Times Phone Number Scraper through the Apify API or on a schedule.

🚀 New York Times Phone Number Scraper – How to Use It

Follow these steps to run New York Times Phone Number Scraper from the Apify Console:

• Step 1 – Open New York Times Phone Number Scraper on the Apify Store and go to the Input tab.
• Step 2 – Add keywords to New York Times Phone Number Scraper, such as journalist or editor.
• Step 3 – Choose a country, such as United States (+1), and optionally add cities like New York to narrow your search on New York Times.
• Step 4 – Pick the number mode for New York Times and set Max Phone Numbers.
• Step 5 – Add filters and extras for New York Times if you need them.
• Step 6 – Run New York Times Phone Number Scraper and export the dataset as JSON, CSV or Excel, or read it through the API.

🔎 How to scrape New York Times phone numbers for a city or region?

New York Times Phone Number Scraper searches every keyword with every place in Cities or regions, such as New York and Brooklyn. The selected country still decides the dial code. Two keywords and two cities make four searches, so add a total limit for long lists.

💬 Can New York Times Phone Number Scraper find WhatsApp or booking numbers on New York Times?

Yes. New York Times Phone Number Scraper offers three modes: WhatsApp numbers (the default), call or booking numbers, and any number without a contact word. Choose mobile numbers when you plan WhatsApp or SMS outreach.

💡 New York Times Phone Number Scraper – Use Cases

Typical ways to use New York Times Phone Number Scraper:

• Find press and business desks that list a number on New York Times pages.
• Build a US media contact list for PR work.
• Collect organisation lines quoted in New York Times stories.
• Send contacts from New York Times to your CRM or dialler as CSV, JSON or Excel, with duplicates already removed.

⚙️ New York Times Phone Number Scraper – Input

New York Times Phone Number Scraper needs only two fields: keywords and country. Everything else is optional and tunes how New York Times is searched.

Field	What it does
keywords	Required. Words to search for on New York Times, one search each. Default: journalist, editor.
perKeywordMaxContacts	Max Phone Numbers applies per keyword (off: one total for the run). Default: on.
country	Required. Dial code and numbering plan used to validate numbers. Default: United States (+1).
additionalCountries	More countries searched on New York Times in the same run. Default: none.
locations	Cities or regions searched on New York Times with every keyword. Default: none.
contactIntent	whatsapp, callOrBooking or anyNumber. Default: whatsapp.
resultsFreshness	Pages on New York Times indexed in the past day, week, month or year. Default: any.
maxPhoneNumbers	Numbers to collect from New York Times, 1 to 10,000. Default: 5.
maxTotalPhoneNumbers	Hard stop for the whole run. 0 means none. Default: 0.
maxConcurrentSearches	Parallel searches, 1 to 10. Default: 5.
phoneNumberType	any, mobile or landline. Default: any.
onePhonePerProfile	Keep the first number per account on New York Times only. Default: off.
onlyAreaCodes	Keep only prefixes such as +44 20. Default: none.
skipFakeNumbers	Drop sequential, repeated and premium-rate numbers. Default: off.
profilesOnly	Keep only profile pages like nytimes.com/name. Default: off.
minFollowers	Minimum followers. 0 is off. Default: 0.
maxFollowers	Maximum followers. 0 is off. Default: 0.
includeWords	Words required in the title or description. Default: none.
includeWordsMatch	any or all of the include words. Default: any.
excludeWords	Skip results from New York Times containing these words. Default: none.
addNumberDetails	Adds line type, carrier, area, formats and WhatsApp link. Default: off.
addProfileDetails	Adds username, page type, followers and tier. Default: off.
extractEmails	Adds emails found next to the number. Default: off.
skipPreviouslyFoundNumbers	Skip numbers saved by earlier runs. Default: off.
historyStoreName	History name: lowercase letters, numbers, hyphens. Default: nytimes-phone-history.
excludePhoneNumbers	Do-not-call list. +4470* skips a range. Default: none.
excludeAccounts	Usernames or profile links on New York Times to skip. Default: none.
maxPagesPerSearch	Result pages per search. 0 is automatic. Default: 0.
stopAfterIdlePages	End a search after this many pages without new numbers. Default: 3.
proxyConfiguration	Optional. The default suits most runs. Default: automatic.

Leave the optional fields at their defaults for a first New York Times Phone Number Scraper run, then tighten the filters.

🧪 Sample input for New York Times Phone Number Scraper

This example searches journalist and editor in New York and Brooklyn, looks for call or booking numbers, keeps any type of number, keeps pages indexed in the past month and skips fake-looking numbers, and remembers numbers between runs.

{
  "keywords": ["journalist", "editor"],
  "country": "United States (+1)",
  "locations": ["New York", "Brooklyn"],
  "contactIntent": "callOrBooking",
  "resultsFreshness": "month",
  "maxPhoneNumbers": 50,
  "maxTotalPhoneNumbers": 200,
  "phoneNumberType": "any",
  "skipFakeNumbers": true,
  "addNumberDetails": true,
  "skipPreviouslyFoundNumbers": true,
  "historyStoreName": "nytimes-phone-history"
}

📦 New York Times Phone Number Scraper – Output and Data Fields

New York Times Phone Number Scraper saves one dataset row per phone number, together with the page on New York Times it came from. Optional fields appear only when their option is on.

Field	Meaning
phone_number	Number in international E.164 format, such as +12015550123.
country	Country the number was validated for.
dial_code	Dial code of that country.
keyword	Keyword of the search that found it.
location	City or region searched (only with Cities or regions).
title	Title of the result on New York Times.
description	Snippet that contained the number.
url	Link to the page on New York Times.
platform	New York Times.
proxyGroups	Technical field, filled in automatically.
phoneType	Number details: mobile, landline, voip, toll-free or unknown.
carrier	Number details: original network, when known.
numberArea	Number details: city or region of a landline, when known.
phoneInternational	Number details: such as +1 201-555-0123.
phoneNational	Number details: such as (201) 555-0123.
whatsappLink	Number details: click-to-chat link such as https://wa.me/12015550123.
username	Profile details: account name from the address or title.
pageType	Profile details: profile (nytimes.com/name), post, reel or other.
followersCount	Profile details: followers shown in the result, else empty.
influencerTier	Profile details: nano, micro, macro or mega.
emails	Extract emails: addresses found in the same snippet.

Every row from New York Times Phone Number Scraper keeps the keyword and country, so lists from different runs can be merged safely.

🧾 Sample output

Sample record from New York Times Phone Number Scraper with every option switched on (illustrative values):

{
  "phone_number": "+12015550123",
  "country": "United States",
  "dial_code": "+1",
  "keyword": "journalist",
  "location": "New York",
  "title": "Example Studio - New York Times",
  "description": "12.4K followers. Call +1 201-555-0123 to book or ask a question - hello@example.com",
  "url": "https://www.nytimes.com/examplebrand",
  "platform": "New York Times",
  "proxyGroups": ["<automatic>"],
  "phoneType": "landline or mobile",
  "carrier": null,
  "numberArea": "New Jersey",
  "phoneInternational": "+1 201-555-0123",
  "phoneNational": "(201) 555-0123",
  "whatsappLink": "https://wa.me/12015550123",
  "username": "examplebrand",
  "pageType": "profile",
  "followersCount": 12400,
  "influencerTier": "micro",
  "emails": ["hello@example.com"]
}

💰 Pricing

💰 New York Times Phone Number Scraper bills per result: each phone number from New York Times saved to the dataset is one result. Numbers removed by a filter, skip list, history or limit are not saved and not charged. See the Pricing tab on the Actor page for the current rate.

Free Apify accounts receive up to 20 rows per run with New York Times Phone Number Scraper. Max Phone Numbers, the total limit and the maximum cost per run keep spending predictable, and the run stops cleanly when a limit is reached.

🛠️ Tips and Best Practices

• Start small with New York Times Phone Number Scraper. Keep the default of 5 numbers per keyword for a test run, then raise Max Phone Numbers.
• Match mode and type. Pair WhatsApp mode with mobile numbers, and call or booking mode with landlines when you search New York Times.
• Thin results? Add related keywords, switch to Any number, or raise the page depth and idle-page limits for New York Times.
• Profile filters expect nytimes.com/name addresses. Leave Profile pages only off when pages on New York Times use longer addresses.
• Schedule New York Times Phone Number Scraper. Turn on Skip phone numbers found in earlier runs to receive only new leads.
• Review before outreach. Snippets can be cut off, so check numbers from New York Times and respect local rules.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

❔ What does New York Times Phone Number Scraper do?

New York Times Phone Number Scraper searches public pages on New York Times for phone numbers that match your keywords and country, validates them and saves them as dataset rows. Export the data as CSV, JSON or Excel.

🌍 Can New York Times Phone Number Scraper target one country or city on New York Times?

Yes. New York Times Phone Number Scraper accepts one of 194 countries, optionally more, and a list of cities. Each combination is searched separately, and numbers found on New York Times are validated for the country they belong to.

📱 Can New York Times Phone Number Scraper add WhatsApp links to the numbers it finds on New York Times?

Yes. Switch on number details and New York Times Phone Number Scraper adds a click-to-chat link to each row, plus line type, carrier and area when known. The link opens a chat but does not prove that the number has a WhatsApp account.

🔐 Does New York Times Phone Number Scraper need a login or API key for New York Times?

No. New York Times Phone Number Scraper works without logging in to New York Times, so you need no cookies, passwords or API keys. You only need an Apify account.

⚖️ Is it legal to scrape phone numbers from New York Times?

New York Times Phone Number Scraper reads publicly visible text on New York Times only, but phone numbers can be personal data. Check the rules that apply to you, such as GDPR, PECR or do-not-call registries. This is not legal advice.

🤝 Support

Questions, feature ideas or a custom version of New York Times Phone Number Scraper? Use the Issues tab on the Actor page, or write to the address below.

• contact me by email : alphascraper69@gmail.com