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Website Contacts & Social Links Scraper

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Website Contacts & Social Links Scraper

Website Contacts & Social Links Scraper

Extract public emails, phone numbers and social profile links from supplied websites, page by page. Crawl bounded same-origin contact/about links and export source URLs plus coverage and errors. Public HTTPS HTML only; no enrichment.

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from $1.00 / 1,000 saved pages

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Akshay Aggarwal

Akshay Aggarwal

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Turn public company and organization websites you already know into a page-level contact sheet. Enter up to 20 HTTPS URLs; the Actor reads each starting page and a small number of linked contact/about pages, then exports visible email addresses, phone numbers and social profile links with the exact source page.

Quick start

{
"startUrls": ["https://www.w3.org/contact/", "https://www.gnu.org/contact/"],
"maxPagesPerSite": 1,
"maxPages": 2,
"includeTextContacts": true
}

Each dataset row is one fetched HTML page, even when it has no contacts. For example, W3C's public contact page shows contact@w3.org, membership@w3.org, and +1.339.273.2711. See the examples/w3c-contact.json and examples/gnu-contact.json. Website contents can change.

FieldMeaning
website_urlHTTPS origin of the supplied website
page_urlFetched page URL after allowed redirects
emailsDeduplicated lowercase addresses from mailto: links and, optionally, visible text
phonesDeduplicated normalized tel: links and, optionally, labeled visible numbers
social_linksDeduplicated links to supported social profile hosts; tracking queries removed
company_nameSite name only when explicitly supplied by og:site_name or application-name metadata; omitted otherwise
source_urlThe page that contained the contacts
statussuccess when public HTML was fetched and parsed, including pages with empty contact arrays

The run's Coverage and errors output is a separate OUTPUT summary: fetched and saved counts, skipped pages, per-site errors, page limits, unprocessed start URLs and overall complete/partial/error status. Error and summary objects are not dataset rows.

Scope and limits

  • Public HTTPS HTML only. The Actor follows same-host HTTPS redirects and linked same-origin contact/about/team/company/impressum pages. Supply the site's final canonical hostname when it redirects between bare and www domains.
  • Defaults: 3 attempts per site, 10 attempts total. Set maxPagesPerSite from 1–20 and maxPages from 1–400; both caps count attempted pages, including errors. Repeated URLs are skipped. Candidate discovery prioritizes direct /contact and /about paths.
  • HTML downloads are capped at 1 MiB with a 100-second soft run budget. Pages that need JavaScript, login, a form submission, a browser challenge, or a cross-origin redirect are outside scope. An inaccessible page is recorded as an error.
  • Contacts must appear in HTML links or visible text. No guessed addresses, person discovery, domain-wide email database, enrichment API, credential input or runtime AI. Hidden scripts and metadata other than explicit site name are ignored. Phone text extraction requires a visible phone label or an international + number.
  • Each fetched page is independent: the same contact may appear in several page rows. Social links cover LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, X/Twitter, TikTok, Bluesky and listed Mastodon hosts when explicitly linked. The Actor does not prove account ownership or provide complete site coverage.
  • A run spending limit stops additional fetches. The billing unit is one successfully processed and saved page row. A page with empty contact arrays can still be a processed page. Partial saved rows remain if later pages fail. Check the Store pricing panel for the current price.

To check a source, open page_url from the row. For an error, inspect the OUTPUT summary and try the public page in a browser. Sites may change their HTML or deny automated access.