Get Facebook posts
$0.0070/resultFacebook Posts Scraper
Collect public Facebook posts from page or profile URLs with post metadata.
Apify
Facebook post scraper for AI agents
Scrollport gives AI agents one tool to get Facebook posts, from Apify, through one connection. It costs $0.0070/result, paid per use from one prepaid wallet with no subscription, provider accounts or API keys. Agents use them over MCP, the CLI or the HTTP API.
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Research Facebook posts with Scrollport
Use verified tools with pay-per-use pricing. Provider access is included. Tools that work in your own apps ask you to connect that account.
Connect your first agent to receive $1 trial credit.
Compare Facebook post scraper tools
| Tool | Provider | What it returns | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Facebook Posts Scraper | Apify | Collect public Facebook posts from page or profile URLs with post metadata. | $0.0070/result |
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Questions about Facebook post scraper
How much do Facebook post scraper tools cost?
It costs $0.0070/result. You pay per use from one prepaid wallet with no subscription. Your agent sees the exact price before each run, and connecting your first agent adds $1 of trial credit.
What does Scrollport's Facebook post scraper return?
Facebook Posts Scraper from Apify: Collect public Facebook posts from page or profile URLs with post metadata. Its tool page lists the full output.
Learn more about Facebook post research
Use public Facebook posts to find reference content, recurring audience questions and competitor messages that can inform a content, campaign or market decision.
Build a useful source set
Describe the audience, niche and outcome first. Let the agent find relevant pages when you do not already know them, then include direct competitors, strong reference accounts and adjacent sources that reach the same audience.
Look for repeated creative patterns
Ask the agent to group posts by the problem they solve, promise, format, call to action and questions in the responses. Repetition across several relevant pages is more useful than copying one unusually popular post.
How should I use Facebook engagement in research?
Use reactions and comments to decide which examples deserve closer review and to surface questions or objections. Compare similar pages and publishing periods, and do not treat visible engagement as a representative opinion poll.
Example prompt
This prompt creates a source-linked reference set for a real content decision.
Example prompt to give your agent
Use Scrollport's Facebook post research tools to find recent public posts for [AUDIENCE OR NICHE] that can inform [CONTENT OR CAMPAIGN DECISION]. Include direct competitors and useful reference pages, identify repeated formats, promises, questions and objections, retain post links and dates, and distinguish recurring patterns from one-off outliers. Show me the price before the paid run.