
Linkedin Posts Engagers (Likers and Commenters) ✅ No cookies ✅
Pricing
$30.00/month + usage

Linkedin Posts Engagers (Likers and Commenters) ✅ No cookies ✅
Extract Likers and Commenters from LinkedIn Posts – 100% Public Data, No Login or Cookies! Boost your LinkedIn engagement analysis with this powerful tool that scrapes likers and commenters from public LinkedIn posts without using cookies. Perfect for marketers, recruiters, analysts.
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Pricing
$30.00/month + usage
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Total users
51
Monthly users
29
Runs succeeded
65%
Response time
11 days
Last modified
4 hours ago
LinkedIn Engagement Scraper
📌 Service Overview
This service extracts likers and commenters from a LinkedIn post, providing valuable insights into the users interacting with the content. It is useful for engagement analysis, audience research, and lead generation.
The service connects to a LinkedIn post and retrieves data from users who liked or commented on it, depending on the selected option.
⚙️ Input Parameters
The service requires the following four parameters:
1️⃣ url
(string, required)
- The URL of the LinkedIn post to extract data from.
- Example:
"url": "https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:123456789/"
2️⃣ start
(number, optional, default: 0)
- The index from which the scraper will start extracting likers or commenters.
- Example:
"start": 10 // Starts from the 10th person in the list
3️⃣ iterations
(number, optional, default: 5)
- The number of pages to fetch. Each iteration loads additional data.
- Example:
"iterations": 3 // Fetches 3 pages of interactions
4️⃣ type
(string, required, values: "likers" or "commenters")
- Defines whether to extract users who liked the post (
"likers"
) or users who commented ("commenters"
). - Example:
"type": "likers"
🔄 How It Works
1️⃣ Connects to the LinkedIn post using the provided url
. 2️⃣ Identifies the engagement section (likes or comments, based on the type
parameter). 3️⃣ Extracts user information from the selected engagement type. 4️⃣ Filters data based on the start
index and limits results with iterations
. 5️⃣ Returns a JSON response, including relevant details like name, job title, and LinkedIn profile link.
📌 Example Usage
Input
1{ 2 "url": "https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:123456789/", 3 "start": 0, 4 "iterations": 5, 5 "type": "likers" 6}
Expected Output
1{ 2 3 [ 4 {"type": "likers", "url_profile": "https://www.linkedin.com/in/ACoAABhlDWUBbpS-HfKBXX3T-GUXeeFhyKf4hug", "name": "Robert Kos", "subtitle": "obecnie emerytowany oficer służby mundurowej"}, 5 {"type": "likers", "url_profile": "https://www.linkedin.com/in/ACoAADMlj0ABSPSUt0v4VJ9cDaY4Jc0xYzW49Qs", "name": "Jakub Dołęga", "subtitle": "Founder @ EduCon | Chairman of the Children and Youth Council to the Ombudsman for Children’s Rights in Poland"} 6 ] 7 8}
🚀 Use Cases
✅ Engagement Analysis: Identify the types of users interacting with a post.
✅ Lead Generation: Gather potential customer or business contact information.
✅ Campaign Monitoring: Measure the impact of LinkedIn posts.