Scrape all replies a Threads user wrote since a date
Replies by one account since 1 September with reply context.
{
"mode": "replies",
"usernames": [
"zuck"
],
"maxPosts": 100,
"postedAfter": "2026-09-01"
}Run this task →Get the replies side of Threads as structured rows: every reply an account wrote together with the post it answered, every reply under a post URL, and an account's reposts. Each row has text, author, time, engagement, media, links and reply context. No login, no browser.
text | Reply or post text |
author | Username and display name |
postedAt | Publish time |
replyTo | The post being answered |
likes / replies / reposts | Engagement counts |
views | View count when available |
media | Images and videos |
links / mentions | Outbound links and mentioned accounts |
$2.00 per 1,000 rows
Pay per event: you pay per post or reply row, profile row or matched account returned. There is no start fee.
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Ready-made inputs. Copy one into the scraper form or send it through the API.
Replies by one account since 1 September with reply context.
{
"mode": "replies",
"usernames": [
"zuck"
],
"maxPosts": 100,
"postedAfter": "2026-09-01"
}Run this task →Up to 500 replies from one post URL.
{
"mode": "thread",
"postUrls": [
"https://www.threads.com/@zuck/post/DJ1YXmMSgQ0"
],
"maxRepliesPerPost": 500
}Run this task →What two accounts reposted recently.
{
"mode": "reposts",
"usernames": [
"mosseri",
"threads"
],
"maxPosts": 50
}Run this task →Brand replies that contain “support” or “help”.
{
"mode": "replies",
"usernames": [
"netflix",
"spotify"
],
"filterKeywords": [
"support",
"help"
],
"maxPosts": 200
}Run this task →No. It runs without login or a browser; you just need an Apify account.
Replies returns replies an account wrote, Thread returns all replies under a post URL, and Reposts returns what an account reposted.
Yes. Keep only posts after a date or only replies containing chosen keywords.
The scraper collects only publicly visible Threads data. Whether your use is legal depends on your jurisdiction and purpose: respect local law and the site's terms, and avoid collecting or storing personal data you don't need.
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