YouTube Details & Comments Scraper collects YouTube video comments together with the video's own details — title, engagement, and channel info — in a single task. It's built for social media marketers, researchers, and creators who need to see what viewers are saying without opening each video by hand. Enter one or more YouTube video links, and the template returns every comment matched to that video's title, engagement metrics, and channel information, ready for spreadsheets or downstream analysis.
YouTube Details & Comments Scraper is priced at $0.6 per 1,000 results collected.
High-value field groups:
YouTube Details & Comments Scraper returns these fields:
contentText is shortened below for readability; the full video description is returned in the actual export.
YouTube Details & Comments Scraper collects comment text, comment ID, like count, reply count, comment time, and commenter info for every comment, plus the source video's title, description, like count, play count, and channel details (name, ID, home URL, avatar, subscriber count).
Enter one or more YouTube video links in Direct video URLs (up to 20 per task), and optionally set Maximum comments to control how many comments each video returns (1 to 5,000, default 100).
Yes. Enter up to 20 links in Direct video URLs, and the template collects comments and video details for each one in the same task.
No. It collects top-level comments only — every row's commentType is comment . replyCount shows how many replies exist, but reply text is not returned, so the number of rows for a video can be smaller than that video's commentCount . Try YouTube Comments & Replies Scraper if you need full reply threads, or contact Octoparse to request it as a development need.
Yes. Every comment row includes the source video's title, URL, description, like count, play count, and channel information, alongside the comment data.
Yes. Cloud tasks created from YouTube Details & Comments Scraper can be exported to standard formats and scheduled like other Octoparse cloud templates; scheduling may require a paid Octoparse plan.