Instagram audio scraper: paste a sound page link and get the sound (title, artist, song or original audio, reel count) plus the reels using it, with caption, author, plays, likes and comments, and what each reel says on request. No login. A row that cannot be delivered is never charged.
First release. Paste an Instagram sound's page link (or its number) and get the sound itself — title, artist or owner, song or original audio, its length, and how many reels Instagram counts on it — followed by the reels that use it: caption, author, posted time, plays, likes, comments and duration. Songs from Instagram's music library and "Original audio" both work.
Transcripts (opt-in). Switch on "Include transcripts" and every reel also carries what the creator says over the sound, with its language and timestamped segments. Reels up to 180 seconds are transcribed. A reel with no speech, no audio, a link that expired, a longer one, or one whose video is too large to fetch at its length is delivered with an honest empty transcript and is not charged one.
Charged per event: sound $0.004 once per sound read in a run, its own row; reel $0.0015 per new reel on the Apify free plan, $0.0012 on Bronze, $0.0009 on Silver and $0.0006 from Gold; reel-transcript $0.006 per transcript actually produced. No start fee. A sound that could not be read, a reel that could not be delivered and every limit you set ship as uncharged rows with a reason, and the run still succeeds.
Reel memory: reels already delivered to you in the last 90 days are skipped and not charged, so a scheduled re-run of the same sound pays for its new reels and the sound's own row. Switch off "New reels only" to have them handed back, marked repeat: true, with no result fee.
Also callable as an API endpoint (Standby): the same fields by GET or POST, the sound rows and reels in the response, charged at the same prices as a run. The endpoint keeps no reel memory.
A reel link, a profile link or a song name is not this actor's input: it is refused on an uncharged row that says how to open a sound's page.
