Pinterest Profile Scraper

Search your topic on Pinterest, open the InsightSocial side panel, choose Profiles and pick how many. The run collects the accounts the search returns, one row per account, and you download Excel, CSV or JSON or send them to Google Sheets.

Yes, when the account publishes them. Business accounts can list a contact email and phone on Pinterest, and some write an email in their bio. Both land in the Emails and Phones columns. The extension does not visit the account's website or guess addresses, so accounts that list nothing come back blank.

Yes. The website is its own column, with a separate flag for whether Pinterest has verified that the account owns that domain. A verified domain is a claimed site, not just a link.

50, 100 or 250. Pinterest shows a limited number of accounts for each search, so a narrow topic can end before your number. Run a few related searches to build a longer list. Collecting is free; exporting uses one row per account.

Not in the extension yet. It starts from a search. To read one known pin or board, the InsightSocial API has Pinterest pin and board endpoints, including the list of a user's boards.

No. Pinterest lists accounts and pins separately, so each run collects one or the other. Run Profiles for the accounts, then Pins on the same search if you want the content too.

Yes. Sign in to Pinterest in your own browser first, because Pinterest limits what it shows to signed-out visitors. The extension reads what your session already shows and never sees your password. You also need a free InsightSocial account to export.

Yes. Collecting and reading your results in the dashboard are free and unlimited. Only exporting uses rows, one per account: the free plan exports 500 rows a month, and Pro exports 10,000 for $9.99 a month ($7.99 a month billed yearly). A row you already exported is free to export again.

Collecting publicly shown information for research is generally lawful, but you are responsible for Pinterest's Terms of Service and the laws that apply to you, especially around personal data such as emails and phone numbers. Use contact details only for businesses and creators that publish them.