Extract local business data, recommendations, and neighborhood posts from Nextdoor.
Direct Nextdoor /pages/ URLs to scrape. NO AUTH required. Example:
Business types to search for via Google (e.g., 'plumber', 'electrician'). Requires 'city' field. Discovers /pages/ URLs automatically.
City + state for Google discovery (e.g., 'Miami, FL', 'Austin, TX'). Required when using searchTerms.
JSON array of cookies from Cookie-Editor browser extension. Unlocks full Nextdoor data (recommendations, posts, reviews). Install Cookie-Editor, log into Nextdoor, export cookies as JSON, paste here.
Neighborhood slugs for authenticated scraping. Requires sessionCookies. Example: 'miami-beach-fl'. Find slugs in Nextdoor URLs: nextdoor.com/neighborhood/SLUG/
What type of content to scrape in authenticated mode. Only used with sessionCookies.
Filter results by keyword (e.g., 'plumber', 'pizza'). Applied to all modes.
Filter by business category (authenticated mode only)
Results to deliver
100 creditsThis agent actively searches live listings — results may vary. You are only charged for what is delivered, up to this number.
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Scrape Nextdoor business profiles for contact details, addresses, and recommendation counts. Use an authenticated session to also extract neighborhood posts, reviews, and event data for hyper-local marketing and lead generation.
This tool pulls public and private data from Nextdoor, serving as a direct line to neighborhood-level business intelligence. It's built for local marketing agencies, home service businesses (like plumbers, roofers, and electricians), and anyone doing competitive analysis in a specific geographic area. There are two primary ways to use this tool: ### Public Business Scraping If you don't have or don't want to use a Nextdoor account, you can provide a list of direct business page URLs. Alternatively, you can use the search function by providing a business type (e.g., 'pizza shop', 'real estate agent') and a city. The tool will use Google to discover relevant Nextdoor business pages and then scrape their public information. This includes the business name, address, phone number, and total recommendation count. ### Authenticated Neighborhood Scraping To access richer data like individual recommendations, user posts, and local events, you need to provide session cookies from an active Nextdoor login. This mode allows you to target specific neighborhoods and scrape different types of content. You can filter by business category, keyword, or a minimum number of recommendations to zero in on the most popular local businesses or find conversations relevant to your service. This authenticated approach is ideal for generating leads by finding people asking for recommendations or for monitoring brand sentiment by tracking what neighbors are saying about local businesses.
Choose your scraping method. For public data, enter direct business URLs or use 'Search Terms' with a 'City'.
For deep data like posts and recommendations, log into Nextdoor, export your session cookies using the Cookie-Editor extension, and paste the JSON into the 'Session Cookies' field.
If using cookies, select the 'Scrape Type' you want, such as 'recommendations' or 'posts'.
Refine your search with filters like 'Business Category' or by setting a 'Minimum Recommendations' count.
IMPORTANT: Set 'Demo Mode' to FALSE to collect real, live data from Nextdoor.
Run the tool and download your list of local businesses and neighborhood insights.