How much does Monitor #infosec on infosec.exchange - Mastodon Feed cost?

$0.0015 per post — $1.5 per 1,000. Billing is pay-per-result on your own Apify account: no subscription, and a run that returns nothing costs nothing.

What do I need to provide to run Monitor #infosec on infosec.exchange - Mastodon Feed?

Nothing is mandatory — every field has a working default. The settings you will usually change are Instance, Mode, Query (hashtag or @handle), Local timeline only (public mode), Max posts.

Do I need to code to use Monitor #infosec on infosec.exchange - Mastodon Feed?

No. It is a ready-to-run cloud tool: open it on Apify, fill in the form, click Run, and download the results. Everything runs on Apify's servers, so there is nothing to install or host.

Monitor #infosec on infosec.exchange - Mastodon Feed

Q: What data does Monitor #infosec on infosec.exchange - Mastodon Feed return?

A structured dataset with 16 fields per record, including author, authorFollowers, authorName, createdAt, details, favouritesCount, id, instance, language, local, mediaUrls, mode. Export it as JSON, CSV or Excel, or send it straight to your app, a database or an AI agent.

A live #infosec hashtag feed from infosec.exchange for threat intel teams: CVE chatter, breach reports, and security news with post text and dates.

$0.0015 per post ($1.5 / 1,000)

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How it works

1
Open it on Apify
Hit Run on Apify — it opens the tool in the cloud, no install.
2
Set the inputs
Adjust instance, mode, query (sensible defaults are pre-filled).
3
Click Run
The tool runs on Apify’s cloud and collects the data for you.
4
Export the results
Download as JSON, CSV or Excel, or pipe straight into your app, Google Sheets, or an AI agent.

Pricing

$0.0015 per post = $1.5 per 1,000

You are charged for	When	Price
Post returned	Charged per toot returned.	$0.0015

Pay-per-event pricing: you are billed per result, not per subscription — a run that returns nothing costs nothing beyond the start fee. Billing is handled by Apify on your own account. These are the live Apify store prices, in effect since 2026-06-13, and they are what you are actually charged.

Inputs

Field	What it does	Type
`instance`	The Mastodon instance host to scrape, without the scheme (e.g. "mastodon.social", "fosstodon.org", "mas.to"). The actor calls that instance's public REST API.	string
`mode`	What to scrape: "hashtag" timeline (set query to the hashtag), "account" toots (set query to the @handle), or the "public" / federated timeline of the instance. Note: in account mode, boosted/reblogged rows show the reblogger as author (not the original poster). Some instances (e.g. mastodon.social) require auth for the public timeline and will return a BLOCKED diagnostic in public mode.	string
`query`	For hashtag mode: the hashtag to fetch, with or without the leading # (e.g. "opensource"). For account mode: the handle, with or without @ (e.g. "Mastodon" or "user@otherinstance.social"). Ignored in public mode.	string
`local`	Public mode only. If on, returns only posts originating on this instance (local timeline). If off, returns the federated timeline (posts from across the fediverse). Ignored in hashtag and account modes.	boolean
`maxItems`	Maximum number of posts to return. The actor pages through the timeline (40 per request) until it reaches this limit or runs out of posts.	integer
`notionConnector`	Optional. Write each post as a page into your Notion when the run finishes. Authorize a Notion connector once in Settings → API & Integrations → MCP connectors, then pick it here. Leave empty to skip (default) — results are always saved to the dataset regardless.	string
`notionParentId`	Optional. The Notion data source ID of the database to write into (only used if a Notion connector is set). Leave empty to create the pages privately in your workspace instead.	string

What you get

A structured dataset — each result includes fields like:

authorauthorFollowersauthorNamecreatedAtdetailsfavouritesCountidinstancelanguagelocalmediaUrlsmodequeryreblogsCounttexturl

Export every run as JSON, CSV or Excel, or send it to your app, a database, Google Sheets, or an AI agent.

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Where this tool sits

Categories: Social Media Scrapers
Platforms: Mastodon