Twitch Phone Number Scraper
Pricing
from $1.50 / 1,000 phone numbers
Twitch Phone Number Scraper returns phone number, international format, national format, country code, line type, mobile flag, WhatsApp flag, streamer handle, channel title, broadcast game, country, city, carrier name, source page url, extraction timestamp for every row.
Type the gaming title, streaming category, or broadcast theme - esports team, gaming streamer, music production, just chatting. Streamer channel handles work too. One line per keyword. Related keywords are searched automatically, so keep each line short. Examples: esports team, gaming streamer, speedrunner, retro gaming. TIP: give SEVERAL keywords, one per line - each one finds a different set of companies, so three keywords return far more contacts than one.
One town, city, area or postcode. Leave empty to search the whole country. SPELLING MATTERS: the location is searched exactly as written, so a misspelt place returns nothing at all rather than fewer results - there is no place list behind this box, so nothing will correct it for you. Use the spelling local businesses use on their own pages. ⚠️ Country, number code and location must all be the SAME country. They are combined in one search, not offered as alternatives - a location or a number code from a different country than the one selected returns few results or none, and there is no guarantee of any. ⚠️ ONE PLACE OR ONE POSTCODE — NEVER BOTH. This box is searched exactly as you type it, as a single phrase. "Dhaka 1207" is not searched as "Dhaka" and as "1207"; it is searched as the words "Dhaka 1207", and almost no page prints a town and its postcode side by side, so you will get very little. To cover both, run the actor twice — the town on one run, the postcode on the other.
Which countries the phone numbers must belong to. Leave empty to search WORLDWIDE with no country restriction (the default). Pick one or more to scope the search region, the phone number format we look for, and the country check on every number we keep, to just those countries. ⚠️ When you DO pick countries, number code and location must all be the SAME country. They are combined in one search, not offered as alternatives - a location or a number code from a different country than the one(s) selected returns few results or none, and there is no guarantee of any.
[]Dialling codes, area codes or mobile prefixes to hunt for, written the way pages in your market print them - "+39", "02", "347", "0161". Each one you add is searched alongside the contact words, so the more you give the more numbers come back. ⚠️ THEY MUST BELONG TO THE COUNTRY YOU SELECTED ABOVE. A US area code on an Italian search finds nothing at all - the two are combined, not offered as alternatives. Country, number code and location must all be the same country. Leave this empty and the search runs on the contact words alone, which is how it works for every country. Adding codes narrows it; it never widens it.
[ "+39", "02", "347"]How many to collect FOR EACH KEYWORD you typed - not for the whole run. Two keywords at 20 gives you up to 40. Start small to see what a site returns, then raise it. TO GET MORE, ADD MORE KEYWORDS - vary them (plumber, emergency plumber, boiler repair). Each one reaches a different set of companies, so three keywords at 50 beats one keyword at 150.
Slower and more expensive, but it reads the whole page instead of just the search's short text, so it finds far more numbers and it is the only way WhatsApp links can be found. Turn this on when quality matters more than speed. Slowest setting in the actor. Leaving it off keeps a run to minutes; turning it on opens each result's own pages and can multiply the run time several times over. Worth it only when you need contacts that are not visible in the listing itself.