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title: "Comment by douzatan on \"Top 5 social media scrapers in 2024\" | Hashnode"
description: "Comparisons like this age quickly, so the most useful detail is what each tool actually returns rather than the platforms it says it supports. Two scrapers may"
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[Discussion](https://hashnode.com/posts/top-5-social-media-scrapers-in-2024/65f980578f7cb02750dff353)

Comment [Top 5 social media scrapers in 2024](https://hashnode.com/posts/top-5-social-media-scrapers-in-2024/65f980578f7cb02750dff353)

[douzatan](https://hashnode.com/@dzt21)

[Sep 23](https://hashnode.com/posts/top-5-social-media-scrapers-in-2024/65f980578f7cb02750dff353/comment/6ab329084d8020540f06e22d)

Comparisons like this age quickly, so the most useful detail is what each tool actually returns rather than the platforms it says it supports. Two scrapers may both handle a profile but differ on captions, timestamps, or view counts. I work with AllyHub, and allyhub.com has a related social-data workflow. Do you retest the tools on a schedule, or update the list only when a major feature breaks?