Response objects — ScrapeField

The four platforms are four different systems. A place has opening hours and a price level; a video has a sound and a duet setting; a LinkedIn profile has experience and education. Forcing them into one “profile” and one “post” would hide exactly the fields you came for, so we don’t. Each object is named after the platform’s own developer API where one describes the same thing — if you have read those docs, you already know these fields:

Google Maps: named after Google's Places API.
LinkedIn: named after LinkedIn's own pages, since LinkedIn has no public data API.
Instagram: named after Instagram's Graph API.
TikTok: named after TikTok's Display and Research APIs.

What is the same everywhere

The conventions, not the shapes. The { data, meta } envelope and the error format. snake_case keys. Timestamps as ISO 8601 in UTC. The platform’s own ids, as strings, so you can join them to anything else you hold. Counts as integers.

Every key, every time. An object carries every field listed here on every call. A field is null when the platform does not show it — never 0, never a guess — and a list is empty rather than missing. You can index into a response without checking whether a key exists.

Nothing else. The fields below are an allowlist the gateway enforces: anything not on it is dropped before a response leaves, so a field never appears that is not documented here.

Google Maps

`google_maps_place`

One business or place, as its Google Maps listing shows it. Returned by google-maps/places, google-maps/place.

Field	What it is
`place_id` string	Google's place ID — the same one the Places API and every Maps URL use.
`name` string	As the listing shows it.
`category` string · or null	The category printed under the name, e.g. "Coffee shop".
`categories` array of strings	Every category on the listing, the main one first.
`formatted_address` string · or null	The address as one line, as Google formats it.
`address` object	The same address in parts.
`address.street` string · or null	Street and number.
`address.city` string · or null
`address.region` string · or null	State, province or region.
`address.postal_code` string · or null
`address.country_code` string · or null	ISO 3166-1 alpha-2, e.g. `US`.
`location` object	The pin.
`location.lat` number	Latitude.
`location.lng` number	Longitude.
`plus_code` string · or null	The global plus code, e.g. `87G8P2QX+RV`.
`rating` number · or null	The star rating, 1.0–5.0. `null` until the place has ratings.
`user_ratings_total` integer · or null	How many ratings the star rating is the average of.
`rating_distribution` object · or null	How many ratings of each star value, as the listing's bar chart shows them.
`rating_distribution.1` integer
`rating_distribution.2` integer
`rating_distribution.3` integer
`rating_distribution.4` integer
`rating_distribution.5` integer
`price_level` integer · or null	0 (free) to 4 (very expensive), as the Places API counts it.
`formatted_phone_number` string · or null	The phone number in local format.
`international_phone_number` string · or null	With the country code, e.g. `+1 718-555-0142`.
`website` URL · or null	The business's own site.
`url` URL	The place on Google Maps.
`business_status` string, one of	As the Places API reports it. OPERATIONAL · CLOSED_TEMPORARILY · CLOSED_PERMANENTLY
`opening_hours` object · or null	Regular opening hours. `null` when the listing has none.
`opening_hours.weekday_text` array of strings	Seven lines, Monday first, as the listing prints them.
`opening_hours.periods` array of objects	The same hours as data. A place open around the clock has one period with no `close`.
`opening_hours.periods[].open` object
`opening_hours.periods[].open.day` integer	0 is Sunday.
`opening_hours.periods[].open.time` string	24-hour `HHMM`, local time.
`opening_hours.periods[].close` object · or null
`opening_hours.periods[].close.day` integer	0 is Sunday.
`opening_hours.periods[].close.time` string	24-hour `HHMM`, local time.
`popular_times` array of objects · or null	The "Popular times" chart. `null` for places too quiet to have one.
`popular_times[].day` integer	0 is Sunday.
`popular_times[].busyness` array of integers	Twenty-four values, midnight first, 0–100 relative to the place's busiest hour.
`about` object, by heading	The listing's About tab, by heading: `service_options`, `accessibility`, `amenities`, `payments` and so on — only the headings the place has.
`claimed` boolean · or null	Whether the owner has claimed the listing. Unclaimed ones offer "Own this business?".
`photo` object · or null	The listing's main photo.
`photo.url` URL	The image on Google's CDN. We do not rehost images.
`photo.width` integer · or null	Pixels.
`photo.height` integer · or null	Pixels.
`photo.author_name` string · or null	Who uploaded it, as the listing credits them. `null` for the owner's own photos.
`photo.author_url` URL · or null	Their Google Maps contributor page.

`google_maps_review`

One Google review of a place. Returned by google-maps/reviews.

Field	What it is
`review_id` string	Google's id for the review.
`place_id` string	The place it is about.
`author` object
`author.name` string	As shown on the review.
`author.url` URL · or null	Their Google Maps contributor page.
`author.profile_photo_url` URL · or null
`author.is_local_guide` boolean	Whether they carry the Local Guide badge.
`author.review_count` integer · or null	How many reviews they have written, as the review shows.
`author.photo_count` integer · or null	How many photos they have posted.
`rating` integer	1 to 5.
`text` string · or null	`null` for a rating with no words.
`language` string · or null	Two-letter code of the language it was written in.
`publish_time` time, ISO 8601 UTC	When it was posted.
`like_count` integer · or null	How many people marked it helpful.
`photos` array of objects	Photos attached to the review.
`photos[].url` URL	The image on Google's CDN. We do not rehost images.
`photos[].width` integer · or null	Pixels.
`photos[].height` integer · or null	Pixels.
`photos[].author_name` string · or null	Who uploaded it, as the listing credits them. `null` for the owner's own photos.
`photos[].author_url` URL · or null	Their Google Maps contributor page.
`owner_response` object · or null	The "Response from the owner", where there is one.
`owner_response.text` string
`owner_response.publish_time` time, ISO 8601 UTC · or null

`google_maps_photo`

One photo on a place's listing. Returned by google-maps/photos.

Field	What it is
`url` URL	The image on Google's CDN. We do not rehost images.
`width` integer · or null	Pixels.
`height` integer · or null	Pixels.
`author_name` string · or null	Who uploaded it, as the listing credits them. `null` for the owner's own photos.
`author_url` URL · or null	Their Google Maps contributor page.

`linkedin_profile`

A public LinkedIn profile, as a logged-out visitor sees it. Returned by linkedin/profile.

Field	What it is
`vanity_name` string	The part after `/in/` in the profile URL.
`url` URL	The profile.
`full_name` string
`first_name` string · or null
`last_name` string · or null
`headline` string · or null	The line under the name.
`about` string · or null	The About section.
`location` string · or null	As printed, e.g. "Berlin, Germany".
`profile_picture_url` URL · or null
`follower_count` integer · or null
`connection_count` integer · or null	LinkedIn stops counting at 500: a value of 500 means "500+".
`open_to_work` boolean · or null	Whether the profile shows the #OpenToWork frame.
`current_company` object · or null	The employer shown at the top of the profile.
`current_company.name` string
`current_company.url` URL · or null	The company page, where it has one.
`experience` array of objects	Positions, most recent first.
`experience[].title` string
`experience[].company` object	The employer.
`experience[].company.name` string
`experience[].company.url` URL · or null	The company page, where it has one.
`experience[].employment_type` string · or null	As printed: "Full-time", "Contract", …
`experience[].location` string · or null
`experience[].start_date` string · or null	`YYYY-MM`, or `YYYY` where the profile gives only a year.
`experience[].end_date` string · or null	`YYYY-MM` or `YYYY`; `null` for a current role, or where the profile gives no date.
`experience[].description` string · or null
`education` array of objects	Schools, most recent first.
`education[].school` object	The school, and its LinkedIn page where it has one.
`education[].school.name` string
`education[].school.url` URL · or null	The company page, where it has one.
`education[].degree` string · or null
`education[].field_of_study` string · or null
`education[].start_year` integer · or null
`education[].end_year` integer · or null
`skills` array of strings	As listed on the profile.

`linkedin_company`

A public LinkedIn company page. Returned by linkedin/company.

Field	What it is
`company_id` string	LinkedIn's numeric id for the company.
`vanity_name` string	The part after `/company/` in the page URL.
`url` URL	The company page.
`name` string
`tagline` string · or null	The line under the name.
`description` string · or null	The About overview.
`website` URL · or null
`industry` string · or null
`company_size` string · or null	The band LinkedIn prints, e.g. "51-200 employees".
`employees_on_linkedin` integer · or null	How many members list it as their employer.
`headquarters` object · or null
`headquarters.city` string · or null
`headquarters.geographic_area` string · or null	State or region.
`headquarters.country` string · or null	ISO 3166-1 alpha-2.
`company_type` string · or null	As printed: "Privately Held", "Public Company", …
`founded` integer · or null	The year.
`specialties` array of strings
`follower_count` integer · or null
`logo_url` URL · or null

`linkedin_post`

A public LinkedIn post. Returned by linkedin/posts.

Field	What it is
`urn` string	LinkedIn's id for the post, e.g. `urn:li:activity:7243…`.
`url` URL	The post.
`author` object
`author.name` string
`author.type` string, one of	person · company
`author.headline` string · or null	The person's headline, or the company's follower line.
`author.url` URL	Their profile or company page.
`text` string · or null	The post's text.
`published_at` time, ISO 8601 UTC
`reaction_count` integer	All reactions together.
`reactions` object · or null	By kind, where LinkedIn shows the breakdown.
`reactions.like` integer
`reactions.celebrate` integer
`reactions.support` integer
`reactions.love` integer
`reactions.insightful` integer
`reactions.funny` integer
`comment_count` integer
`repost_count` integer
`images` array of URLs	Image URLs, in order.
`video` object · or null
`video.url` URL
`video.duration` integer · or null	Seconds.
`document` object · or null	An attached PDF or slide deck.
`document.title` string
`document.page_count` integer · or null
`article` object · or null	A shared link.
`article.title` string
`article.url` URL
`is_repost` boolean	Whether this is someone else's post reposted without comment.

`linkedin_job`

A public LinkedIn job posting. Returned by linkedin/jobs.

Field	What it is
`job_id` string	LinkedIn's numeric id — the number in `/jobs/view/…`.
`url` URL	The posting.
`title` string
`company` object	Who is hiring.
`company.name` string
`company.url` URL · or null	The company page, where it has one.
`location` string · or null	As printed, e.g. "Berlin, Germany".
`workplace_type` string, one of · or null	On-site · Hybrid · Remote
`employment_type` string · or null	"Full-time", "Part-time", "Contract", …
`seniority_level` string · or null	"Entry level", "Mid-Senior level", …
`salary` string · or null	As printed, where the posting shows one, e.g. "€70K/yr - €90K/yr".
`listed_at` time, ISO 8601 UTC	When it was posted.
`easy_apply` boolean · or null	Whether it takes applications on LinkedIn. `null` where the listing does not say.
`description` string · or null	The full description, as text.

Instagram

`instagram_profile`

A public Instagram account. Returned by instagram/profile.

Field	What it is
`id` string	Instagram's numeric id for the account.
`username` string	Without the @.
`name` string · or null	The display name.
`biography` string · or null
`website` URL · or null	The link in the bio.
`bio_links` array of objects	Every link in the bio.
`bio_links[].title` string · or null
`bio_links[].url` URL
`profile_picture_url` URL · or null
`followers_count` integer
`follows_count` integer
`media_count` integer	Posts on the grid.
`is_verified` boolean
`is_private` boolean	A private account shows its counts and nothing else.
`is_business_account` boolean	A business or creator account.
`category` string · or null	The label under the name, e.g. "Bakery" or "Public figure".
`business_email` string · or null	Behind the Email button, where a business account shows one.
`business_phone_number` string · or null	Behind the Call button.
`highlight_reel_count` integer	Story highlights on the profile.

`instagram_post`

A public Instagram post or Reel. Returned by instagram/posts, instagram/post, instagram/hashtag.

Field	What it is
`id` string	Instagram's numeric id for the post.
`shortcode` string	The code in the URL, e.g. `C1a2B3c4D5e`.
`permalink` URL	The post.
`media_type` string, one of	As the Graph API names them. IMAGE · VIDEO · CAROUSEL_ALBUM
`media_product_type` string, one of	A grid post or a Reel. FEED · REELS
`caption` string · or null
`timestamp` time, ISO 8601 UTC	When it was posted.
`username` string	Who posted it.
`media_url` URL	The image, or the video file. A carousel's first item.
`thumbnail_url` URL · or null	The cover of a video.
`children` array of objects	A carousel's items, in order. Empty for a single image or video.
`children[].media_type` string, one of	IMAGE · VIDEO
`children[].media_url` URL
`video_duration` number · or null	Seconds.
`like_count` integer · or null	`null` when the owner has hidden it.
`comments_count` integer
`view_count` integer · or null	Views, for videos and Reels.
`hashtags` array of strings	The caption's hashtags, without the #.
`mentions` array of strings	The usernames the caption mentions, without the @.
`location` object · or null	The location tag.
`location.id` string
`location.name` string
`is_paid_partnership` boolean	Whether it carries the "Paid partnership" label.

`instagram_comment`

A comment on an Instagram post. Returned by instagram/comments.

Field	What it is
`id` string
`media_id` string	The post it is on.
`parent_id` string · or null	The comment it replies to. `null` for a top-level comment.
`username` string
`text` string
`timestamp` time, ISO 8601 UTC
`like_count` integer
`reply_count` integer

TikTok

`tiktok_profile`

A public TikTok account. Returned by tiktok/profile, tiktok/search.

Field	What it is
`username` string	Without the @.
`display_name` string · or null
`bio_description` string · or null
`bio_url` URL · or null	The link in the bio.
`avatar_url` URL · or null
`profile_url` URL	The profile.
`is_verified` boolean
`follower_count` integer
`following_count` integer
`likes_count` integer	Likes across all their videos.
`video_count` integer

`tiktok_video`

A public TikTok video. Returned by tiktok/videos, tiktok/video, tiktok/search.

Field	What it is
`id` string	TikTok's numeric id — the number at the end of the URL.
`share_url` URL	The video.
`username` string	Who posted it.
`video_description` string · or null	The caption.
`create_time` time, ISO 8601 UTC	When it was posted.
`duration` integer	Seconds.
`cover_image_url` URL · or null
`play_url` URL · or null	The video file on TikTok's CDN. TikTok signs it and it stops working after a while, so fetch it soon. We do not rehost videos.
`view_count` integer
`like_count` integer
`comment_count` integer
`share_count` integer
`favorites_count` integer · or null	Saves. `null` where the page does not show them.
`hashtag_names` array of strings	Without the #.
`region_code` string · or null	Where it was posted from, ISO 3166-1 alpha-2.
`music` object · or null	The sound.
`music.id` string
`music.title` string
`music.author` string · or null
`music.original` boolean	An original sound rather than a track.
`duet_enabled` boolean
`stitch_enabled` boolean

`tiktok_comment`

A comment on a TikTok video. Returned by tiktok/comments.

Field	What it is
`id` string
`video_id` string	The video it is on.
`parent_comment_id` string · or null	The comment it replies to. `null` for a top-level comment.
`username` string
`text` string
`create_time` time, ISO 8601 UTC
`like_count` integer
`reply_count` integer

`tiktok_hashtag`

A TikTok hashtag, from a search. Returned by tiktok/search.

Field	What it is
`hashtag_name` string	Without the #.
`url` URL	The hashtag page.
`video_count` integer · or null
`view_count` integer · or null