Leaderboards as a sheet
Daily and monthly leaderboards become rows with product name, tagline, upvotes, comment count, and topics.
Product Hunt Scraper
Export Product Hunt launches, upvotes, and makers to a spreadsheet
DataLens is a free Chrome extension that exports Product Hunt launches to Excel or CSV — no code, no Product Hunt API token. It works on daily and monthly leaderboards, topic pages, search results, and maker profiles, capturing product name, tagline, upvotes, comment count, topics, and maker.
- Free to install
- 100 free points when you sign in (1 point = 1 row)
- Runs in your own browser — signed-in pages work
- Export Excel, CSV or JSON
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Map a whole category
Topic pages and search results let you pull the launches in a space — AI tools, developer tools, productivity — into one list to compare taglines and traction.
Makers and their launches
Open a maker profile to export the products that person has launched, for founder research and partnership lists.
Real-world use cases
A founder preparing a launch exports last month's Product Hunt leaderboard and studies the taglines and upvote counts of the top products in their category to sharpen their own positioning.
A VC analyst exports a topic page such as AI or developer tools to build a long list of recent launches, then filters by upvotes and comment counts before digging deeper.
A growth marketer collects the launches from several maker profiles into one sheet to understand what those founders have shipped before reaching out about a partnership.
How it works
- 1
Open the Product Hunt list you want in Chrome: a daily or monthly leaderboard (producthunt.com/leaderboard/daily/… or /leaderboard/monthly/…), a topic page such as producthunt.com/topics/developer-tools, a search, or a maker's profile.
- 2
Click the DataLens icon in the toolbar. The AI detects the repeating product cards and proposes columns: name, tagline, upvotes, comments, topics, and maker where the page shows them. Untick anything you don't need; detecting the list and previewing columns are free.
- 3
Start the scrape. DataLens scrolls to load more launches and keeps adding rows. Stop when you have enough and export to Excel (.xlsx), CSV, or JSON.
Frequently asked questions
Short answers to what people usually ask before installing.
Do I need a Product Hunt API token to scrape Product Hunt?
No. DataLens is a Chrome extension that reads Product Hunt pages as they appear in your browser, so you don't need a Product Hunt API token, a GraphQL query, or any code.
Can I export the Product Hunt leaderboard to Excel?
Yes. Open a daily or monthly leaderboard on Product Hunt, run DataLens, and export each launch's name, tagline, upvotes, comment count, and topics to Excel (.xlsx), CSV, or JSON.
Can I scrape Product Hunt topic pages and search results?
Yes. Product Hunt topic pages and search results use the same kind of product list, so DataLens detects them the same way and collects every launch the page loads as it scrolls. It is a practical way to list the products in a niche.
Does the Product Hunt scraper work when I'm logged in?
Yes. DataLens runs inside your own browser session and reads Product Hunt the way your account sees it. It does not use proxies or cloud servers to fetch pages.
Is the Product Hunt scraper free?
DataLens is free to install, and new accounts get 100 free points. Each scraped row — one product — costs 1 point, so your first 100 Product Hunt launches are free; detecting the list and previewing columns cost nothing.
Try it on your page
Open the page, click DataLens, download the table
Install the extension and open the page you need. DataLens finds the lists on it and proposes columns; check them, let it scroll or follow pagination, then download Excel, CSV or JSON. No code, no API key, no proxy.
- Free to install
- 100 free points when you sign in (1 point = 1 row)
- Runs in your own browser — signed-in pages work
- Export Excel, CSV or JSON
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