Bulk YouTube Comment Extractor

Our YouTube Comment Extractor provides cost-effective comment extraction at just 2 tokens per video URL. Unlike expensive competitors charging $0.50 per 1000 comments, our flat-rate pricing lets you extract up to 500 comments per video regardless of the total count, making it much more affordable for bulk extraction.

Yes, you can process up to 10 YouTube video URLs simultaneously. Simply paste multiple URLs (one per line) and the tool will extract comments from all videos in a single request, perfect for competitor analysis, playlist research, or market sentiment studies.

You get complete comment data including comment text, author names, profile images, channel URLs, like counts, reply counts, timestamps, comment IDs, and full reply threads. Video metadata like title, channel info, view counts, and publication dates are also included for context.

The tool provides built-in export functionality to download comments in CSV format that opens directly in Excel, or JSON format for developers. All extracted data is organized with proper headers including video information, comment details, and author data for easy analysis.

You can extract up to 500 comments per video (configurable from 50-500) and process up to 10 videos per request. This gives you access to thousands of comments in a single extraction, far more than most free alternatives that limit you to 50-100 comments total.

Yes, the extractor captures complete comment threads including all replies and nested conversations. Each reply is properly linked to its parent comment with clear hierarchy, giving you the full context of discussions happening in the comment section.

Absolutely. The tool is perfect for analyzing competitor videos, understanding audience sentiment, identifying trending topics, and discovering market opportunities. Extract comments from competitor content to see what their audience likes, dislikes, and requests.

Extraction is typically completed within 2-5 minutes depending on the number of comments and videos processed. The tool provides real-time progress updates and processes multiple API calls efficiently to deliver results as quickly as possible.

The tool will clearly indicate when comments are disabled or when videos are private/unavailable. You’ll receive detailed error messages for each problematic URL while successfully extracting comments from accessible videos in your batch.

Yes, extracting publicly available YouTube comments for research, analysis, and business intelligence is legal as this data is already public. The tool only accesses public information through YouTube’s official API, ensuring compliance with platform terms of service.

The current tool focuses on on-demand extraction, but it includes API endpoint access for developers who want to integrate comment extraction into automated workflows or monitoring systems for brand tracking and sentiment analysis.

Our pricing is significantly more cost-effective than competitors. While services like Apify charge $0.50 per 1000 comments, we charge a flat 2 tokens per video URL (regardless of comment count up to 500), making bulk extraction much more affordable for businesses and researchers.