
viralanalyzer
Anti-bot-first scrapers that fail honestly: when a source blocks, you get a labeled diagnostic — never a silent charge.
contato@viralanalyzer.com.br
Pauloeduspbr
@viral_analyzer
viralanalyzer.com.br
in/paulo--eduardo
Joined January 2025
ACTOR STATS
70 public Actors
3.1K total users
807 monthly users
97% runs succeeded
9.6 days issues response
Every scraper works until the source changes. What separates a tool you can build on is what happens after it breaks.
When a source blocks us or returns nothing, you don't get a cryptic failed run. You get a labeled diagnostic explaining exactly what happened — and you are not charged for it. No silent failures, no paying for empty datasets.
Anti-bot-first — Playwright stealth, reverse-engineered internal APIs, session rotation and bounded retries, tuned per platform. Where a source is genuinely unbeatable without breaking its terms, we say so in the README instead of selling you a run that will fail.
You control the proxy and the cost — bring your own residential proxy and it is billed at cost, never marked up. Datacenter by default so you don't pay for bandwidth you don't need. Official-API modes (X API v2, Rakuten, Awin) when reliability matters more than coverage.
Charged on delivery — pay-per-event on results actually extracted. Partial and diagnostic outputs are labeled and excluded from billing.
25+ platforms across 10+ countries.
Global — Amazon (BR/US/EU), eBay, LinkedIn, TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Reddit, Telegram, X, Google Maps & Trends, TradingView, Yahoo Finance, GitHub, arXiv, RSS.
Deepest Brazilian coverage on Apify — CNPJ enrichment, Mercado Livre, Reclame Aqui, iFood, OLX/QuintoAndar, PNCP public spending, and BR job boards. LATAM forks across MX, AR, CL, CO, PE, UY.
Competitive and ad intelligence · price and review monitoring · lead generation · job and ATS data · trend detection · financial signals · affiliate networks.
README, input schema and support in English and Portuguese.
Something not covered, or covered badly? Open an issue on any actor — that is how most of these were built.