Every Public Field
For each account AllyHub captures the whole public profile as one clean row — who they are, how big they are, what's in the bio, and where they link out.
One clean account dataset from a pile of Instagram handles — public profiles pulled, structured, and ready to filter to your shortlist.
For each account AllyHub captures the whole public profile as one clean row — who they are, how big they are, what's in the bio, and where they link out.
When a business or creator account has made its contact button public, AllyHub grabs the email, phone, and address alongside the bio link — and leaves them blank on accounts that haven't.
Hand AllyHub a set of handles or URLs, or point it at a hashtag or niche, and it returns hundreds of public profiles in a single dataset — no Instagram API, no code.
Point AllyHub at the accounts, name the fields, and get a structured profile dataset back.
Give AllyHub a list of handles or URLs, or describe a niche or hashtag to pull from. Say which fields you want. Nothing to install, no login.
Each profile comes back with handle, name, bio, follower and following counts, post count, external link, verified status, account type, category, and — where public — email, phone, and address.
Filter and sort the set into a shortlist, export it, or save the run as a Playbook so AllyHub re-runs it and shows what's changed since last time.
Most scrapers make you wrangle Instagram's API, a login, or a rate limit before you see a single field. AllyHub reads only what's public — no API key, no account, no code — and takes a whole list at once, so a scrape starts the moment you paste the handles.
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Other profile scrapers hand you a raw export and stop. AllyHub segments the set as it goes — tiering by size, flagging verified and business accounts, pulling contactable ones to the top — so you get a ranked shortlist, not a spreadsheet to sort by hand.
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A single scrape is a snapshot of one day. Put the run on a monthly schedule and AllyHub shows how each account moved since — follower growth, a new bio, a switch to a business category — so you track a set over time instead of re-checking by hand.
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Save your extraction criteria as a Playbook and the next run skips setup entirely. AllyHub builds on what it already knows about your niche and your fields, so each pull is faster and better-targeted than the last, and never starts from scratch.
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For the teams that turn scattered accounts into vetted shortlists — influencer, brand, agency, and research.
You've got a shortlist of 200 maybe-creators for a campaign and no way to vet them short of opening every profile. Pull all 200 as one dataset — size, bio, verification, whether there's a public email — and the vetting that ate a day happens before your first coffee.
You need to know which creators your competitors work with and how that roster is shifting, but it lives across hundreds of scattered profiles. Extract the set on a schedule and the competitive map updates itself instead of going stale in a slide.
Every client pitch needs a category landscape, and building one by hand-browsing accounts doesn't scale across accounts. Scrape the category into a structured database once, and each client recommendation comes backed by data, not a browsing session.
Studying the creator economy means quantifying it, and a feed of profiles isn't a dataset. Collect structured account records at scale — counts, categories, verification, links — and the scatter becomes numbers you can actually run analysis on.
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An Instagram profile scraper collects the public data on Instagram accounts — handle, name, bio, follower and post counts, links, verification, and category — and returns it as a structured dataset instead of something you copy by hand. AllyHub runs it across hundreds of accounts at once and can find the accounts by niche as well as by list.
Yes — extracting a small set of profiles with the standard fields is free. Large bulk runs, niche-based discovery, and saved Playbooks for recurring monitoring are on the paid plans.
Yes, but only what the account itself publishes. Business and creator profiles that expose a contact button return their email, phone, and address alongside the bio link; personal accounts and any field kept private come back blank. AllyHub reads what's shown, never anything hidden.
No to both, and for different reasons. Private accounts show nothing public, so there's nothing to extract. The full followers list is a different job — that's the [Instagram Followers Scraper](/tools/instagram-followers-scraper); individual posts and their engagement belong to the [Instagram Post Scraper](/tools/instagram-post-scraper). This page is the profile record itself.
Most hand you a one-time export and forget it. AllyHub segments the pull into a usable shortlist, tracks the same accounts when you re-run it, and saves the whole setup as a Playbook — so your account research compounds with every task instead of starting over.