Export millions of comments from
viral posts or thousands of URLs
Send us the job. We run it and hand back one clean file.
The self-serve tool handles up to 20 links at a time and 100,000 comments per post. When the job is bigger — a post with half a million comments, a whole campaign, a creator roster, or a research dataset — we run it for you, with exclusive pricing based on how many comments you actually need.
No forms, no sales call. message us in chat with your URL count — you get a price back in the same chat.
Four steps, one chat
1. Send your list
Post URLs, profile handles, or hashtags — a spreadsheet, a text file, or pasted into chat. One viral post or thousands of entries, whatever you have.
2. Get a volume quote
We estimate the total comment count and quote a flat price for the whole batch. The bigger the volume, the lower the per-comment rate. No subscription, no minimum commitment.
3. We run the batch
We queue and run every post on our infrastructure — no browser tabs on your machine, no rate limits to babysit, no half-finished jobs.
4. One clean file
A single merged CSV, Excel or JSON with the source post URL on every row. Delivered in chat, or straight into Drive, Sheets or your warehouse.
Exclusive pricing based on comment volume
Self-serve is $1 per 100 comments (minimum $3), and the $9 3-Day Pass covers unlimited posts at 10,000 comments each, and Pro passes go to 100,000. Large volume jobs are quoted separately: the per-comment rate drops as the volume goes up, and it is a one-time price for the batch — never a subscription.
Tell us two numbers — how many posts, and roughly how many comments in total — and we will quote the whole job. If you only need top-level comments, say so; it cuts the volume and the price.
- Posts over 100,000 comments, exported in full — past the Pro pass cap
- Hundreds to thousands of posts in one job — past the 20-link paste limit
- Every supported platform: TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Reddit, Facebook, Threads, Lemon8
- Threaded replies included on request, not just top-level comments
- Author handle, nickname, comment text, likes, reply count, timestamp and source URL
- One merged file, or split per post — CSV, Excel or JSON
- Deduplicated and validated before delivery — dead or private URLs reported back
- Optional AI analysis on the batch: sentiment, topics, audience signals
- Repeat runs on a weekly or monthly schedule
When self-serve limits are not the job
Campaign-wide comment datasets
Every post in a hashtag campaign or creator roster, exported as one dataset you can pivot in a single sheet instead of stitching together 400 files.
Competitor and category research
Pull the full comment history across a competitor set or an entire content category to see what an audience actually complains about and asks for.
Training and evaluation data
Large, deduplicated, language-tagged comment corpora for model training, fine-tuning or benchmark sets.
Academic and market research
Reproducible datasets with source URLs and timestamps on every row, sized to a study rather than to a tool limit.
Crisis and reputation review
Everything said across hundreds of posts in a short window, exported fast so the review happens on data instead of screenshots.
Backfills before a migration
One-time historical pulls so a new dashboard or warehouse starts with the past, not with today.
Need the batch re-run every week, plus dashboards and analysis on top? See our managed service for agencies and brands.
Large volume export questions
When do I need a large volume export instead of the self-serve tool?
The self-serve tool covers up to 20 links per paste and up to 100,000 comments per post on a Pro pass. Anything past that — a single post with more than 100,000 comments, hundreds or thousands of posts, or a dataset in the millions of rows — is a large volume job we run for you.
How many posts or comments can you export in one job?
There is no fixed ceiling. Typical jobs run from a few hundred to several thousand posts, or a handful of viral posts with hundreds of thousands of comments each. Larger runs are scheduled in waves so nothing is rate-limited or dropped.
How much does a large volume export cost?
Pricing is quoted per job and scales down with volume — the more comments you need, the lower the effective per-comment rate. Self-serve pricing on the site is $1 per 100 comments (min $3); volume rates are well below that. Send us the URL count and the rough comment volume and we will quote you.
Which platforms are supported?
TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Reddit, Facebook, Threads and Lemon8 today. If you need a platform we do not list, we build a scraper for it.
What format do I get the data in?
One merged CSV, Excel or JSON file across the whole batch, with a column for the source post URL so rows stay traceable. Split-per-post files, Google Sheets, or a drop into your warehouse are all possible on request.
Do replies count as comments?
Yes — threaded replies can be included and are billed as comments. Tell us if you want top-level only, which lowers the volume and the price.
How long does a large volume job take?
Most batches are delivered within 24–48 hours. Very large runs (100k+ comments) are delivered in stages so you can start working before the whole job finishes.
Can you run the same batch on a schedule?
Yes. Weekly or monthly re-runs of the same URL list are common for tracking campaigns over time — see our managed service for agencies and brands.