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Read the Apify Store with honest ratings: listings nobody has reviewed show as unrated, never as badly rated, and a weak leader comes with its reason in plain words. Search, or filter by category, developer and pricing model, for users, runs, success rate and price on every plan.

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Developer

Pradio Actors

Actor stats

Bookmarked

Total users

Monthly active users

a month ago

Last modified

Categories

Developer tools

name

Optional

The Actor's technical identifier, as username/actor-name.

Type:string

Example:

apify/instagram-scraper

title

Optional

The display title shown on the Store listing.

Type:string | null

Example:

Instagram Scraper

url

Optional

The public Store page for this Actor.

Type:string

Example:

https://apify.com/apify/instagram-scraper

users30d

Optional

Distinct users who ran this Actor in the last 30 days. The best available proxy for real adoption.

Type:integer | null

Example:

39971

runs30d

Optional

Total runs in the last 30 days. Null when the platform reports no run statistics, never zero for absent.

Type:integer | null

Example:

15864030

failureRate

Optional

Failed runs divided by total runs in the last 30 days. Null only when there were no runs, because a ratio with no denominator is not zero. It is reported at any number of runs; below minRunsForHealth it is shown but does not count as a weakness signal.

Type:number | null

Example:

0.00016

rating

Optional

Average review score, reported only when backed by enough reviews. Null otherwise, and ratingState says which case you are in.

Type:number | null

Example:

4.72

reviewCount

Optional

How many reviews the rating is based on.

Type:integer | null

Example:

558

ratingState

Optional

Why the rating reads as it does. UNRATED means nobody has reviewed it, which is NOT a bad score: the platform returns 0 for both cases and this field is what separates them.

Type:string

Example:

value

Options:

valueunratedtoo_few_reviewsmissing

pricingModel

Optional

How the Actor charges, for example PAY_PER_EVENT.

Type:string | null

Example:

PAY_PER_EVENT

notice

Optional

Platform notice on the listing, such as UNDER_MAINTENANCE or RESIDENTIAL_PROXY_REQUIRED. NONE when there is none.

Type:string | null

Example:

NONE

weak

Optional

Whether any weakness signal fired. False means nothing tripped a threshold on the data available. It does not mean the Actor is good.

Type:boolean

Example:

false

weakReasons

Optional

Which signals fired, written so you can read them.

Type:string[]

Example:

[
  "rating 3.85 over 99 reviews"
]

rank

Optional

Where this Actor sits in the Store results for your search and filters, in the order you chose (most used first by default), counted among the distinct listings the Store returned and before listings that do not match are dropped. 1 is the first listing the Store returned; with a starting position set, ranks carry on from it. A listing set aside as not matching still holds its place, so the first row you get may not be rank 1.

Type:integer | null

Example:

users7d

Optional

Distinct users who ran this Actor in the last 7 days, as the Store reports it. Null when the Store does not report it.

Type:integer | null

Example:

23945

users90d

Optional

Distinct users who ran this Actor in the last 90 days, as the Store reports it. Null when the Store does not report it.

Type:integer | null

Example:

76344

bookmarks

Optional

How many Apify users have bookmarked this Actor. Null when the Store does not report it.

Type:integer | null

Example:

4451

categories

Optional

The Store categories the developer filed this Actor under, such as SOCIAL_MEDIA. Null when the listing carries none.

Type:string[] | null

Example:

[
  "SOCIAL_MEDIA"
]

primaryEvent

Optional

On a pay-per-event Actor: the name of the event it mainly charges for, as the developer named it. Null on a free Actor, or when several events are listed and none is marked as the main one.

Type:string | null

Example:

result

pricePerEvent

Optional

The price in USD of one primaryEvent on the free plan, the first price the Store page shows. Paid plans often pay less. Null when there is no primaryEvent, and never zero for unknown.

Type:number | null

Example:

0.0027

startPrice

Optional

The price in USD the Actor charges once when a run starts, usually per gigabyte of memory. Null when it lists no start charge.

Type:number | null

Example:

0.00005

actorId

Optional

The Actor's permanent id on the platform. It never changes, even when the developer renames the Actor, so it is the key to join runs taken on different days.

Type:string | null

Example:

nwua9Gu5YrADL7ZDj

developer

Optional

The developer's handle, as it appears in Store URLs (apify.com//...). The same value the Developer input takes.

Type:string | null

Example:

apify

usersTotal

Optional

Distinct users since the Actor was published, as the Store reports it. Null when the Store does not report it.

Type:integer | null

Example:

622864

runsTotal

Optional

Runs since the Actor was published, as the Store reports it. Null when the Store does not report it.

Type:integer | null

Example:

40802982

buildsTotal

Optional

How many times the developer has built the Actor. A rough sign of how actively it is maintained. Null when the Store does not report it.

Type:integer | null

Example:

4588

lastRunAt

Optional

When anybody last started a run of it. A measure of use, not of maintenance. Null when the Store does not report it.

Type:string | null

Example:

2026-09-28T10:23:15.479Z

runs30dSucceeded

Optional

Runs in the last 30 days that succeeded. Null when there were no runs in the window.

Type:integer | null

Example:

3649119

runs30dFailed

Optional

Runs in the last 30 days that failed. Null when there were no runs in the window.

Type:integer | null

Example:

64984

runs30dAborted

Optional

Runs in the last 30 days that were stopped before they finished, usually by the person who started them. Null when there were no runs in the window.

Type:integer | null

Example:

23170

runs30dTimedOut

Optional

Runs in the last 30 days that ran out of time. Null when there were no runs in the window.

Type:integer | null

Example:

25638

successRate30d

Optional

Succeeded runs divided by all runs in the last 30 days, from 0 to 1. Unlike failureRate it counts timed-out and stopped runs against the Actor too. Null when there were no runs.

Type:number | null

Example:

0.9698

priceTiers

Optional

On a pay-per-event Actor, the price in USD of its main event on each Store plan (FREE, BRONZE, SILVER, GOLD, PLATINUM, DIAMOND), so you see what a buyer on a paid plan really pays. Null when the main event has no plan prices.

Type:object | null

Example:

{
  "FREE": 0.004,
  "BRONZE": 0.003,
  "SILVER": 0.002,
  "GOLD": 0.0015,
  "PLATINUM": 0.00126,
  "DIAMOND": 0.000756
}

chargeEvents

Optional

On a pay-per-event Actor, every event it charges for: its name, its free-plan price in USD, whether it is the main event and whether it is charged once per run. Null on other pricing models.

Type:object[] | null

Example:

[
  {
    "event": "place-scraped",
    "price": 0.004,
    "primary": true,
    "oneTime": false
  }
]

pricePerUnit

Optional

On a monthly rental, the price in USD per month; on a pay-per-result Actor, the price per result. Null on free and pay-per-event Actors.

Type:number | null

Example:

trialMinutes

Optional

On a monthly rental, how many minutes a buyer can try it free. Null when it lists no trial.

Type:integer | null

Example:

2880

minChargeLimit

Optional

The lowest total charge limit in USD a buyer may set for one run of it. Null when it lists none.

Type:number | null

Example:

0.5

apifyMargin

Optional

The share of the price the platform keeps, from 0 to 1 (0.2 is 20%). Null when the Store does not report it.

Type:number | null

Example:

0.2

pricingSince

Optional

When the current price took effect. A recent date means the developer changed the price recently. Null when the Store does not report it.

Type:string | null

Example:

2026-06-30T13:23:33.247Z

agentPayable

Optional

Whether AI agents can pay for runs of it directly, with no Apify account. Null when the Store does not say.

Type:boolean | null

Example:

true

badge

Optional

A badge the Store shows on the listing, such as risingStar. Null when it carries none.

Type:string | null

Example:

risingStar

pictureUrl

Optional

The link (URL) to the listing's icon image, as the Store serves it. Null when the listing has no icon.

Type:string | null

Example:

https://images.apifyusercontent.com/example.webp

result

Optional

Present only on a status row: NO_RELEVANT_LISTINGS when nothing matched, STOPPED_EARLY when the run was cut short by the charge limit. Its absence means this is a listing row.

Type:string | null

Example:

NO_RELEVANT_LISTINGS

Options:

NO_RELEVANT_LISTINGSSTOPPED_EARLYnull

searchTerm

Optional

The search this row came from, or null on a run with no search (a category, a developer, a pricing model or the whole Store). Every row echoes its own input, so rows from several runs can be pooled without losing track of which query produced which.

Type:string | null

Example:

instagram

filters

Optional

The rest of the input that shaped this run: category, pricingModel, developer, sortBy, offset and minUsers30d, each null when not set. Rows pooled from several runs still say what produced them.

Type:object | null

Example:

{
  "category": "SOCIAL_MEDIA",
  "pricingModel": null,
  "developer": null,
  "sortBy": "popularity",
  "offset": 0,
  "minUsers30d": null
}

examined

Optional

How many distinct listings were fetched before relevance filtering; a listing the Store returned twice counts once. The denominator: a row count without it cannot be told apart from an empty market.

Type:integer

Example:

relevant

Optional

How many of those were kept: the ones that matched every word of the search, or every one the Store returned when there was no search or the word check was off.

Type:integer

Example:

discarded

Optional

How many were dropped because they did not contain every word of the search. Zero when there was no search or the word check was off.

Type:integer

Example:

capped

Optional

True when the fetch stopped at your limit, meaning there may be more listings than this run saw. False means the market was exhausted. Hitting a cap and running out are different answers.

Type:boolean

Example:

false

retrievedAt

Optional

When these numbers were read. Store statistics change daily, so a saved row that cannot say when it was true is not evidence of anything.

Type:string

Example:

2026-08-24T21:00:00.000Z

pushed

Optional

On a STOPPED_EARLY row: how many listings were analysed before the run was cut short.

Type:integer | null

Example:

charged

Optional

On a status row: whether it was billed. Status rows never are.

Type:boolean | null

Example:

false

why

Optional

On a status row: why this run produced no listings, or why it stopped. Names the search, the counts behind the verdict and what would change it. Absent on a listing row.

Type:string | null

Example:

86 listing(s) were examined and none matched every token of "companies house".

interpretation

Optional

On a NO_RELEVANT_LISTINGS row only: how to read that emptiness. A zero means no listing examined matched every word of your search. It is evidence that nobody serves the target only when the words are the ones a buyer would type, so try a buyer's wording before concluding anything.

Type:string | null

Example:

No listing examined matched every word of your search.

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