| Reel One reel from a Facebook page's own reels listing, delivered to your dataset as a structured row: the reel ID and permalink, its description as the page wrote it, the date it was posted, its length in seconds, its view count, the music it uses, the page that posted it, a directly playable MP4 link and the moment that link expires. Charged only when the row lands in your dataset. No result fee: a page with no reels, a page Facebook will not show without a login, a page that does not exist, a read that failed on our side, reels dropped by your own date window, reels beyond your limit and reels your account already had all ship as labelled rows and cost nothing. | | |
| Reel lookup One reel you named by LINK — facebook.com/reel/…, a share link, a watch link or an fb.watch link — delivered as a row with the same columns as a page listing plus the like, comment and share counts and the exact view count, which a page listing does not carry. A pasted reel link is a first-class input here, not a workaround. Charged only when its row lands: a link Facebook answers is gone or shows only to logged-in users, a post that carries no video, and a lookup that failed on our side all ship as labelled rows and cost nothing. A row is charged as EITHER a Reel or a Reel lookup, never both, and the row names which. | | |
| Reel transcript The spoken words of one reel, transcribed by a licensed speech model — only with "Include transcript" turned on, and only when a transcript is actually delivered. The row then also carries the transcript, its language, its duration and timestamped segments. Reels up to 180 seconds are covered; a longer reel is delivered without a transcript, uncharged, and the row says so. No result fee on the transcript: a music-only or silent reel, a reel with no audio track, an expired media link and a transcription that failed all still deliver their reel row and are never charged a transcript. | | |