Follow the daily launch race and the all-time leaderboards, then read each product’s reviews, alternatives, makers and comment threads. Search products, launches, people and forum discussions from one API.
WHAT YOU CAN BUILD / 10 ENDPOINTS
Find your use case, then explore the request and response.
/v1/producthunt/launchesBuild a new-launch alert for a topic from the live feed’s launch names, taglines and product links. Set view=leaderboard for a daily to yearly scoreboard with each launch’s votes, comments, ranks and topics.
/v1/producthunt/productBuild a competitor profile from a product’s tagline, website, rating, followers, categories and latest launch. Switch view to add its launch history, review ratings and feedback, alternatives or makers.
/v1/producthunt/postBuild a launch recap with the tagline, description, votes, score, ranks, makers, topics, gallery media and badges.
/v1/producthunt/commentsBuild a feedback board from the comment threads on a launch or forum discussion, with votes and first replies, then pass a comment ID to expand any busy thread in full.
/v1/producthunt/searchBuild a market-map search that finds matching products, launches, makers, topics and discussions for a keyword.
/v1/producthunt/topicsBuild a niche tracker: pick topics by name and follower count, then pass a slug to list the most-followed or newest products in that topic.
/v1/producthunt/categoriesBuild a “best tools for” list: browse every category, then pass a slug for its top-rated, trending or free products and their review counts.
/v1/producthunt/forumBuild a community pulse feed from trending, new or popular forum threads, then pass a discussion slug for its full body, votes, page views and summary.
/v1/producthunt/profileBuild maker and hunter profile cards from headlines, bios, followers and launch counts. Set view=launches for the launches a user made or hunted, with votes and ranks.
/v1/producthunt/storiesBuild a startup-news reading list from Product Hunt’s editorial stories with reading times and authors.
HOW IT WORKS
Run a sample below without a key.
Create a free account and copy your key. You start with 100 free credits; no card needed.
Pick one of the 10 Product Hunt endpoints and add its input, such as a search query.
Call it with your key in the x-api-key header. ScrapeAtlas reads the public Product Hunt data and retries when a read fails.
Get structured JSON with a coverage status. Only successful requests use a credit.
TRY IT HERE / LIVE SAMPLE
Try the Product Hunt API right here. This sample uses the Search Product Hunt endpoint and returns live JSON. No API key needed.
Start with notion, or change the query field to your own value.
Execute the sample code and see the response in the JSON response tab.
Open the full playground to try more parameters and copy code for your app.
// Run this sample here — no API key needed.
const value = "notion";
const url = new URL("/website/demo/producthunt",
"https://api.scrapeatlas.com");
url.searchParams.set("value", value);
const response = await fetch(url);
const data = await response.json();
console.log(data);Run the sample to see the live JSON response here./v1/producthunt/searchA live example from our playground. Change the value above, then select Run sample.
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$19USD / one-time
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$1.90 per 1,000 successful requests
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$89USD / one-time
50,000 credits
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Enterprise Plan
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Product Hunt API
Retrieve the live launch feed and daily, weekly, monthly or yearly leaderboards, then read products, individual launches, written reviews, alternatives, makers, comment threads, forum discussions, topics, categories, user profiles and editorial stories. Search covers products, launches, people, topics and discussions.
Call Launches with view=leaderboard and a period and date, or no date for the current Pacific-time day, to retrieve ranked launches with votes, comments, ranks, hunters and topics. Without a view, Launches returns the public feed, optionally for one topic. Pass the returned nextCursor to read further leaderboard pages.
Yes. Comments takes a launch slug, or a forum and discussion slug, and returns top-level comments with their HTML body, votes, author and first replies. Pass a comment ID to page through the remaining replies to any comment. Forum lists the threads in a community or product forum and returns one discussion when you pass its slug.
Call Product with a product slug and view=alternatives, then choose relevance, rating or recent launches. Each alternative includes its tagline, website, rating, review and follower counts, and the default Product view returns the total number of listed alternatives for the original product.
Yes. The Launches leaderboard view and Launch return each launch’s vote count, comment count and daily, weekly and monthly ranks. Product Hunt hides votes during a launch’s first hours; those counts are returned as null with a votes_hidden coverage warning rather than as zero.
Call Product with a product slug and view=reviews. Each review includes overall and aspect ratings, what the reviewer likes, dislikes and compared the product with, helpful votes and the reviewer. Sort by newest or rating, filter by star rating, and page with nextCursor.
Create a ScrapeAtlas account and generate an API key in the dashboard. Send the key in the x-api-key request header when calling https://api.scrapeatlas.com. The API playground lets you enter an endpoint’s parameters and inspect its JSON response.
Yes. Send authenticated HTTP requests from Python, JavaScript or another language that supports HTTP. The endpoint reference includes request examples and response fields. Use the ScrapeAtlas CLI for terminal workflows and pass the returned pagination values when requesting additional result pages.
Yes. Connect an MCP-compatible assistant to the ScrapeAtlas MCP server to discover and call the public platform tools with your ScrapeAtlas account. The agent reference also gives coding assistants a readable guide to the endpoints and their request schemas.
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