Pinterest Search Scraper — Pins by Keyword + Creator Leads

Search Pinterest by keyword and get every pin as one clean row: pinId, pinUrl, title, description, altText, hashtags, imageUrl (full size), dominantColor, link, linkDomain, isVideo / videoUrl, reactionCount, createdAt, isPromoted, visualTags, pinnerUsername, pinnerName, pinnerFollowers, pinnerIsVerifiedMerchant, boardName, boardUrl, boardPinCount — and, with creator enrichment on, the pinner's public profile: creatorWebsite, creatorDomain, creatorDomainVerified, creatorContactEmail, creatorContactPhone, creatorInstagram, creatorIsBusiness, creatorMonthlyViews, creatorAbout. No login. No cookies. No browser. No CAPTCHA solving.

Measured scope: the shipped default returns 50 unique pins from 3 search pages with 0 duplicates, 43 of 43 creator profiles fetched and 0 failed, and 0 of the run's 48 requests needed the residential fallback — all through the Apify datacenter proxy (platform run, 2026-08-27). Pinterest keeps paginating a popular keyword past 1,000 pins, so the ceiling is your limit, not the site.

{
  "queries": ["home office ideas"],
  "maxItems": 50,
  "maxPinsPerQuery": 50,
  "enrichCreators": true
}

Click Try for free and hit Start — that block is literally the input the Actor ships with. A run on those shipped defaults returned 50 pins in 41 seconds from 3 search pages, opened 43 unique creator profiles, and found a contact (website, email, phone or Instagram) on 25 of 43 creators (58%). It costs $0.15 for the pins plus $0.004 per creator contact actually found — $0.25 for that run.

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The wedge: a creator contact, not just a pin

Ninety Apify Actors carry "Pinterest" in their name, and the handful that return search pins all return the same JSON: title, image, description, pinner username, board. That row is commodity data. What it is not is a lead.

This Actor does two things the top sellers in the lane do not advertise:

1. It opens each unique pinner's public profile and reads the contact fields Pinterest publishes for business accounts. Measured on the shipped-default run (2026-08-27, 50 pins from 43 unique creators): website on 48% of rows, contact email 30%, contact phone 8%, Instagram handle 14% — at least one contact on 58% of creators, and 95% are business accounts that also publish creatorMonthlyViews (the "monthly views" number on a Pinterest profile; it ranged from 27 thousand to 6.7 million in the sample). That is the difference between "a pin about home offices" and "a home-decor publisher with 4.6 million monthly Pinterest views, a verified domain, and an Instagram handle".
2. It bills that enrichment only when it finds something. creator-contact-found is a separate success-billed event charged once per unique creator whose profile carried a website, email, phone or Instagram handle — never for a profile that came back empty, and never twice for a creator who pinned five of your results.

Everything else is priced to sit inside the lane: $0.003 per pin, no start fee, on the same pure-HTTP technique the 256 MB incumbents use, with a capped residential fallback they do not.

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Read this before you buy rows

Five things that would otherwise turn into a refund request.

1. Search rows carry reactions, not saves. Pinterest's search resource publishes reaction_counts (60% of the 50-pin sample run had at least one) but no save / repin count. If you need saveCount, switch on Include save counts — one extra request per pin, same price per pin, measured 0.5–1 s each at concurrency 4. Off by default to keep the sample run fast.
2. link fill depends on the keyword. Only 28% of pins carried an outbound link on the shipped "home office ideas" sample, which is idea-pin heavy (92% isIdeaPin). Idea pins are uploaded natively and usually have no link, so a keyword that skews to idea pins fills link less often. Only pins with an outbound link drops the rest before anything is fetched or billed.
3. The contact is on the creator, not the pin. creatorContactEmail etc. come from the pinner's profile, and one creator often owns several pins in your results. The creator enrichment event is charged once per unique creator, but the same contact will appear on every row that creator pinned — deduplicate on pinnerUsername downstream if you want a creator list rather than a pin list.
4. creatorMonthlyViews is null for personal accounts. Pinterest only publishes the monthly-views figure for business accounts (creatorIsBusiness: true, 95% of creators on the sample run). A null there means "personal account", not "zero views".
5. title was 92% filled on the sample run, description 90%. Pinterest pins do not have to carry a title. altText (Pinterest's own image description) is 100% and is the reliable text field.

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What you get

One row per unique pin. Every field is present on every row (63 keys, zero missing cells measured); null means Pinterest published nothing. Dates are ISO-8601 UTC.

Group	Fields	Example
Pin	pinId, pinUrl, title, description, altText, hashtags[], createdAt, isPromoted, isIdeaPin, isUploaded, sourceLabel	232920611975324494 · 35+ Stunning Home Office Decor Ideas… · 2026-08-15T01:35:56.000Z
Media	imageUrl, imageWidth, imageHeight, thumbnailUrl, dominantColor, isVideo, videoUrl, videoDurationSec, videoThumbnailUrl	https://i.pinimg.com/originals/eb/2d/16/….jpg · 1000×1500 · #5c4d48
Destination	link, linkDomain, richSiteName, products[] (name, price, currency, inStock, url)	https://jane-athome.com/home-office-ideas/ · jane-athome.com
Engagement	reactionCount, reactionCounts{}, saveCount, repinCount, commentCount, shareCount	483 · {"1": 483} · save counts only with Include save counts
Pinner (free, from the search row)	pinnerId, pinnerUsername, pinnerName, pinnerUrl, pinnerFollowers, pinnerIsVerifiedMerchant, pinnerAvatarUrl	jcman1 · 116,104 followers
Board	boardId, boardName, boardUrl, boardPinCount, boardOwnerUsername	Room Decor · 5,551 pins
Creator (enrichment)	creatorEnriched, creatorContactFound, creatorIsBusiness, creatorWebsite, creatorDomain, creatorDomainVerified, creatorContactEmail, creatorContactPhone, creatorInstagram, creatorAbout, creatorLocation, creatorPinCount, creatorBoardCount, creatorFollowing, creatorMonthlyViews, creatorJoinedAt	http://jane-athome.com · verified · jane_athome · 4,603,516 monthly views
Visual	visualTags[]	["Aesthetic Home Studio", "Office Design Simple", …]
Provenance	searchQuery, searchScope, resultRank, scrapedAt	home office ideas · pins · 7

The dataset ships with a saved table view (image, title, pinner, followers, verified merchant, link domain, outbound link, reactions, created, board, creator website, query, pin).

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Field fill — measured on real rows

Shipped-default run, 50 pins for "home office ideas" with creator enrichment, 2026-08-27. Sorted by fill, so the sparse fields are impossible to miss.

Field	Fill	Notes
pinId / pinUrl / imageUrl / imageWidth / imageHeight / thumbnailUrl / dominantColor	100%
altText	100%	Pinterest's own image description — the reliable text field
createdAt / reactionCount / sourceLabel	100%	reactionCount is a real 0 when nobody reacted
pinnerId / pinnerUsername / pinnerName / pinnerUrl / pinnerFollowers / pinnerAvatarUrl	100%
boardId / boardName / boardUrl / boardPinCount / boardOwnerUsername	100%
creatorEnriched / creatorPinCount / creatorBoardCount / creatorFollowing / creatorJoinedAt	100%	43/43 profiles fetched, 0 failed (a 50-pin run spans 43–49 unique creators run to run)
creatorIsBusiness (true) / creatorMonthlyViews	96.0%	monthly views are published by business accounts only; null = personal account
title	92.0%
isIdeaPin	92.0%	this keyword is idea-pin heavy
creatorAbout	90.0%
description	90.0%
creatorContactFound (true)	60.0% of rows	25 of 43 unique creators
reactionCounts	60.0%
creatorWebsite / creatorDomain	48.0%
visualTags	42.0%	Pinterest's visual annotations, ~8 tags per pin when present; the rate swung 40–94% across the seven runs of this keyword
hashtags	36.0%	parsed from the description
creatorContactEmail	30.0%	published by business accounts
link / linkDomain	28.0%	keyword-dependent, see gotcha 2
creatorInstagram	14.0%
richSiteName	10.0%	the destination site's display name
creatorDomainVerified / creatorContactPhone	8.0%
isVideo / videoUrl	0%	0 of 320 rows across all seven runs to date; use scope: "videos" for video pins
saveCount / repinCount / commentCount / shareCount	null by default	switch on Include save counts
isPromoted / pinnerIsVerifiedMerchant / products / creatorLocation	0%	rare fields — 0 of 320 rows across all seven runs to date. products fills only where Pinterest attaches a shoppable rich summary; treat all four as bonus, not as data you are buying.

Every run prints its own measured counts in the log — pages per query, creators fetched, contacts found, uniqueness verification, and duplicates dropped whenever there were any.

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How to run it

1. Keywords (the usual choice)

{
  "queries": ["boho bedroom", "vegan meal prep"],
  "maxPinsPerQuery": 100,
  "maxItems": 200
}

Each keyword is walked page by page (18–25 pins per page) using Pinterest's own bookmark cursor, until maxPinsPerQuery or the end of results. Pins that rank for more than one keyword are returned once and billed once.

2. Video pins only

{ "queries": ["desk setup"], "scope": "videos", "maxItems": 50 }

Same row shape; rows carry videoUrl, videoDurationSec and videoThumbnailUrl wherever Pinterest publishes the rendition.

3. Paste a Pinterest search URL

{ "startUrls": ["https://www.pinterest.com/search/pins/?q=modern%20kitchen"] }

The keyword and scope are read from the URL. Works alongside queries.

4. A pure creator-lead list

{
  "queries": ["wedding photographer", "interior designer portfolio"],
  "onlyWithCreatorContact": true,
  "maxItems": 300
}

Keeps only pins whose creator profile carried a website, email, phone or Instagram handle. Rows removed by the filter are never billed — but the Actor still has to open the search pages and profiles to find out, so expect fewer rows per page than the limits suggest.

5. With save counts

{ "queries": ["logo design inspiration"], "includeSaveCounts": true, "maxItems": 100 }

Fills saveCount, repinCount, commentCount and shareCount from each pin's detail resource. Same price per pin — it costs time, not money.

Scheduling and integrations

Save the input as a Task (Console → the Actor → Save as Task), then attach an Apify Schedule — 0 6 * * 1 for a Monday-morning refresh of your keywords. The dataset is available over the REST API and through the standard Apify integrations (Zapier, Make, n8n, webhooks, MCP). Starting a run from the API:

curl -X POST "https://api.apify.com/v2/acts/scrapersdelight~pinterest-search-scraper/runs?token=YOUR_TOKEN" \
  -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
  -d '{"queries":["boho bedroom"],"maxItems":100}'

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Sample row

A real row from the shipped-default run, captured 2026-08-22 17:32 UTC.

{
  "pinId": "232920611975324494",
  "pinUrl": "https://www.pinterest.com/pin/232920611975324494/",
  "title": "35+ Stunning Home Office Decor Ideas and Design Inspiration for 2026",
  "description": "Stunning home office decor ideas for 2026, with designer inspiration photos and tips on how to design, set up, organize, and decorate a beautiful and functional home office…",
  "altText": "an office with blue walls and wooden floors, the title says stunning home office ideas for 2016",
  "hashtags": [],
  "imageUrl": "https://i.pinimg.com/originals/eb/2d/16/eb2d16d320445c82c06f431b3a357997.jpg",
  "imageWidth": 1000,
  "imageHeight": 1500,
  "thumbnailUrl": "https://i.pinimg.com/236x/eb/2d/16/eb2d16d320445c82c06f431b3a357997.jpg",
  "dominantColor": "#5c4d48",
  "isVideo": false, "videoUrl": null, "videoDurationSec": null, "videoThumbnailUrl": null,
  "link": "https://jane-athome.com/home-office-ideas/",
  "linkDomain": "jane-athome.com",
  "sourceLabel": "jane-athome.com",
  "isUploaded": false,
  "reactionCount": 0,
  "reactionCounts": {},
  "saveCount": null, "repinCount": null, "commentCount": null, "shareCount": null,
  "createdAt": "2026-08-15T01:35:56.000Z",
  "isPromoted": false,
  "isIdeaPin": true,
  "visualTags": [],
  "products": [],
  "richSiteName": "jane at home",

  "pinnerId": "232920749386498365",
  "pinnerUsername": "jcman1",
  "pinnerName": "jane at home | decor and design",
  "pinnerUrl": "https://www.pinterest.com/jcman1/",
  "pinnerFollowers": 116104,
  "pinnerIsVerifiedMerchant": false,
  "pinnerAvatarUrl": "https://i.pinimg.com/75x75_RS/84/c0/a1/84c0a11b445a21e42bfddb0fe1b74014.jpg",

  "boardId": "232920680667023811",
  "boardName": "Room Decor",
  "boardUrl": "https://www.pinterest.com/jcman1/room-decor/",
  "boardPinCount": 5551,
  "boardOwnerUsername": "jcman1",

  "creatorEnriched": true,
  "creatorContactFound": true,
  "creatorIsBusiness": true,
  "creatorWebsite": "http://jane-athome.com",
  "creatorDomain": "jane-athome.com",
  "creatorDomainVerified": true,
  "creatorContactEmail": null,
  "creatorContactPhone": null,
  "creatorInstagram": "jane_athome",
  "creatorAbout": "Ideas and inspiration for effortless home decorating and entertaining, kitchen design, bedroom inspiration…",
  "creatorLocation": null,
  "creatorPinCount": 72650,
  "creatorBoardCount": 84,
  "creatorFollowing": 1253,
  "creatorMonthlyViews": 4603516,
  "creatorJoinedAt": "2011-09-03T19:00:21.000Z",

  "searchQuery": "home office ideas",
  "searchScope": "pins",
  "resultRank": 7,
  "scrapedAt": "2026-08-22T17:32:29.014Z"
}

Fields people misread:

• reactionCount is the sum of Pinterest reactions (reactionCounts is keyed by reaction type; "1" is the heart). It is not saves — see gotcha 1.
• sourceLabel is Pinterest's display label for where the pin came from: a domain, or the literal Uploaded by user. linkDomain is derived from the actual link and is null when there is no link.
• creatorDomainVerified means the creator proved ownership of creatorDomain to Pinterest — a strong "this is the real business" signal.
• resultRank is the pin's position in Pinterest's results for that keyword, 1-based, counting unique pins only.

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Input

Fields in the order the Console shows them.

Field	Type	Default	What it does
🔍 What to search
queries	string list	["home office ideas"]	Pinterest search terms, one per line.
startUrls	string list	[]	Paste Pinterest search URLs; keyword + scope read from the URL.
scope	select	pins	pins = all results · videos = video pins only. Same row shape.
👤 Creator enrichment
enrichCreators	boolean	true	One request per unique pinner → website, email, phone, Instagram, monthly views, bio, counts. Billed only when a contact is found.
onlyWithCreatorContact	boolean	false	Keep only pins whose creator has a contact. Never bills a removed row.
📦 Output shape
includeSaveCounts	boolean	false	One request per pin → saveCount, repinCount, commentCount, shareCount. Same price.
onlyWithLink	boolean	false	Drop pins with no outbound link, before any fetch or charge.
💵 Limits & cost
maxItems	integer	50	Your hard cost cap for the pin event. 50 = $0.15, 1,000 = $3.00.
maxPinsPerQuery	integer	50	Depth per keyword, ~25 pins per page.
⚙️ Advanced
maxConcurrency	integer	4	Parallel profile / pin-detail fetches (max 8). Search pages are sequential by design.
proxyConfiguration	proxy	Apify proxy (datacenter)	Not walled on the cheap rung; automatic capped RESIDENTIAL retry on 403/429.

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Pricing

$0.003 per pin returned — $3 per 1,000 — plus $0.004 per creator contact found. No start fee, no monthly platform fee from this Actor.

Run	Pins	Contacts (≈0.5 per pin on the recent runs)	Cost
The shipped default	50	25	$0.25
One keyword, 500 deep	500	~250	$2.50
Five keywords × 200	1,000	~500	$5.00
Same 1,000 pins, enrichment off	1,000	0	$3.00

• pin-scraped is charged as rows are pushed (Actor.pushData(items, 'pin-scraped')), and the SDK trims each batch to what your run's max total charge can still pay for before pushing — so you get whole rows and stop, never a half-billed dataset.
• creator-contact-found is charged once per unique creator, only after that creator's pins were actually shipped, and only if the profile carried a website, contact email, contact phone or Instagram handle. A profile with none of those is fetched and never charged.
• Duplicates are dropped before billing. Rows removed by onlyWithLink or onlyWithCreatorContact are never billed.
• Turning on includeSaveCounts changes the price of nothing.

Where this sits in the lane (store prices read 2026-08-27): memo23 $0.00145/pin + start fee · easyapi $0.00299 + per-GB start fee · automation-lab $0.00345 + $0.01 start · fatihtahta $0.00399 (no start fee). Note that both fatihtahta and automation-lab price in plan tiers — those are their FREE-tier rates, and on a paid Apify plan they step down (fatihtahta to $0.00199 from GOLD; automation-lab to $0.0018 at GOLD and $0.00084 at DIAMOND). Our $0.003 is flat for everyone: on the free tier we sit upper-middle of that ladder, above it we are the expensive end. The contact enrichment is what the price buys.

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Honest limits

• No save counts on search rows. Pinterest's search resource does not publish them; the opt-in per-pin fetch does (measured 200 OK on direct, datacenter and residential).
• Contacts exist on a third to three-fifths of creators, not all of them. Across the seven platform runs of the sample keyword: 25 of 43 (58%) and 25 of 48 (52%) on 2026-08-27, 24 of 47 (51%) on both 2026-08-22 runs, 15 of 48 (31%) on the earliest. B2B-flavoured keywords ("wedding photographer", "interior designer") skew higher; hobby keywords skew lower. The event is only billed when found, so a low-contact keyword costs you pins, not enrichment.
• link is keyword-dependent — 28% on an idea-pin-heavy keyword. Idea pins are native uploads and usually carry no destination URL.
• Promoted pins were 0 of 320 across all seven runs to date: Pinterest does not serve ads to this logged-out resource, so isPromoted is carried but was never true in testing.
• Board and user search are not here. scope supports pins and videos — the two scopes whose results are pin rows. Boards and profiles are different record types and belong in their own Actors.
• No login, no cookies, no CAPTCHA solving. Only what a logged-out visitor's browser requests, with that browser's own header shape.
• Personal data. Pinner names, and the contact email / phone a business account chose to publish on its public profile, are personal data in some jurisdictions. See Legal & fair use.

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How it works, and what it cost to make reliable

The search page itself is a 1.2 MB client-rendered shell with zero pins in it. The pins come from Pinterest's own JSON resource that the page calls — /resource/BaseSearchResource/get/ — which returns HTTP 403 to a bare request and HTTP 200 to the same request carrying the browser's own header shape (x-app-version, a hex build id that rotates — the Actor ships the last known value and re-reads it from the page the moment Pinterest answers 403; x-pinterest-pws-handler; x-pinterest-source-url; x-requested-with; the cors sec-fetch-* set). No cookie, no CSRF token, no login — that was tested explicitly. Creator enrichment reads /resource/UserResource/get/ the same way; save counts read /resource/PinResource/get/.

Transport ladder, measured 2026-08-22 through Apify:

Rung	Search resource	Page 2 (bookmark)	Videos scope	Creator profile	Pin detail
Bare GET, any rung (no browser headers)	403, 24-byte body, no vendor wall (0/9)	—	—	—	—
Direct, browser header shape	200, 18 pins	200, 25 pins, 0 overlap	200, 25 pins	200	200
Apify datacenter (default)	200, 18 pins	200, 25 pins, 0 overlap	200, 25 pins	200	200
Apify RESIDENTIAL + US	200, 18 pins	200, 25 pins, 0 overlap	200, 25 pins	200	200

Sustained load — the platform runs whose datasets we can show you:

Test	Result
Shipped default, datacenter, 2026-08-27 22:29	50 pins from 3 pages + 43 / 43 profiles, 0 failed, 0 of 48 requests fell back to residential, 39 s
Shipped default, datacenter, 2026-08-27 01:46	50 pins from 3 pages + 48 / 48 profiles, 0 failed, 0 of 52 requests fell back, 29 s
Shipped default, datacenter, 2026-08-22 17:43	50 pins from 3 pages + 47 / 47 profiles, 0 failed, 0 of 50 requests fell back, 19 s
All seven platform runs to date	320 rows, 0 profiles failed, 0 requests ever needed the residential fallback

So the default is the cheap datacenter rung. Search and creator-profile requests retry up to three times on a fresh session (pin-detail fetches twice); a 403/429 that survives them gets one capped retry pass through RESIDENTIAL with a pinned session (cap = 20% of the run's requests, minimum 10), and the log prints "residential fallback used for N of M requests" on every run. A request that fails every rung is never pushed and never billed.

robots.txt. Pinterest's robots file declares, for every agent not on its allow-list:

User-agent: *
Disallow: /

Named search-engine and preview bots are allow-listed for /resource/*/get/ specifically. This Actor does not impersonate any of them — it sends an ordinary Chrome user-agent — and it reads only what a logged-out visitor's browser requests. You are responsible for deciding whether that fits your use.

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Duplicates — measured

Walk	Pins returned	Unique	Duplicates
Page 1 → page 2 of one keyword	18 + 25	43	0
One keyword, 3 pages — the shipped default, on each of the six 50-pin platform runs	50	50	0

Pinterest's bookmark cursor does not repeat pins within a keyword. Across keywords it can — a popular pin ranks for "boho bedroom" and "bedroom decor" alike — and the Actor keeps a run-wide set keyed on pinId, drops the repeat before any enrichment fetch or charge, and asserts uniqueness across everything it pushed before the run is allowed to succeed. If that assertion ever fails, the run errors instead of handing you a dirty dataset.

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When a run fails

This Actor fails loudly rather than handing back a quiet empty dataset:

• 0 rows → the run ends with a status message naming the cause: every search page failed (with the HTTP 403/429 count, so you can tell rate-limiting from a typo), the response shape was not recognised (a Pinterest change — please report it), every pin was removed by your filters, or the keyword genuinely returned nothing.
• Stale app version → a 403 after start triggers one fresh read of Pinterest's app version from the page, then the retry.
• Duplicate leak → the uniqueness assertion fails the run.
• Run time budget → collection stops before the platform timeout, everything collected is pushed and billed, and the status message says so.
• Charge cap → the Actor reads the run's max total charge at startup and stops at the number of pins it can cover instead of fetching rows it could never deliver.

A run that returns fewer rows than you asked for because Pinterest ran out of results is a log line, not an error.

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Who buys this

• Influencer and creator-partnership teams — creatorMonthlyViews, pinnerFollowers, creatorInstagram and a contact email on the creators already ranking for your category.
• Affiliate and e-commerce marketers — linkDomain shows who is sending Pinterest traffic where (amzn.to, Etsy shops, Shopify stores); products carries price and stock on the rare pin where Pinterest attaches a shoppable summary — 0 of 320 rows so far, so treat it as a bonus, not as the product.
• Agencies selling Pinterest management and SEO — business accounts with a website but no verified domain, or high monthly views on a tiny follower count, are a ready-made prospect list.
• Content and trend teams — visualTags, hashtags, createdAt and reactions for what is ranking this week, on a schedule.
• Brand monitoring — linkDomain filtered to your domain, or your competitors'.
• AI agents — keyword in, structured pins + creator contacts out, pay-per-event, limited permissions.

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FAQ

Does this need an account, a login or cookies? No. The Actor sends the same request a logged-out browser sends, with that browser's headers. No cookie, no CSRF token, no browser automation, no CAPTCHA solving.

Why are there no save counts? Pinterest's search resource does not publish them. Switch on Include save counts and the Actor fetches each pin's detail resource — same price, about 0.5–1 s per pin.

How many pins can one keyword return? Pinterest keeps paginating popular keywords well past 1,000. maxPinsPerQuery is the bound.

Two keywords — will I get duplicates? Within a run, never: dedupe is on pinId and is asserted before the run can succeed.

Do I get charged for a creator with no contact? No. creator-contact-found is charged only when the profile carried a website, email, phone or Instagram handle — and once per creator, however many of their pins you received.

Do I need a residential proxy? No. On the latest platform run the datacenter rung fetched 3 search pages and 43 of 43 creator profiles with 0 failures, and none of the run's 48 requests fell back. The Actor falls back to RESIDENTIAL automatically (capped) if the datacenter pool is ever rate-limited.

Will a run ever succeed with zero rows? It ends SUCCEEDED with a status message naming the cause and bills nothing — a FAILED run would only hide the reason behind a red badge.

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Legal & fair use

This Actor reads Pinterest's public search, profile and pin resources exactly as a logged-out visitor's browser does. It does not log in, does not use cookies, and does not solve or bypass any challenge. Pinterest's robots.txt carries a blanket User-agent: * / Disallow: / (quoted above); the Actor does not impersonate any allow-listed crawler.

Rows can contain personal data — pinner names, and the contact email or phone a business account chose to publish on its public profile. You are responsible for complying with Pinterest's terms of service and with how you use the data, including GDPR, CCPA and the rules on unsolicited marketing in your jurisdiction.

Pinterest® is a trademark of Pinterest, Inc. This Actor is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Pinterest.

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