Data ToolySearch & export Cointelegraph crypto news
A Cointelegraph scraper extracts structured crypto-news articles, titles, full text, authors, categories, dates, and view counts, from Cointelegraph's GraphQL backend instead of copy-pasting pages. This free tool is a query builder: set a keyword, language, and article count, preview the output shape, then run the configured query on the backing Apify actor (which uses pay-as-you-go pricing on Apify, where new accounts get free platform credits to start).
A Cointelegraph scraper extracts structured crypto-news articles, titles, full text, authors, categories, dates, and view counts, from Cointelegraph's GraphQL backend instead of copy-pasting pages. This free tool is a query builder: set a keyword, language, and article count, preview the output shape, then run the configured query on the backing Apify actor (which uses pay-as-you-go pricing on Apify, where new accounts get free platform credits to start).
This builds a ready-to-run query for the crypto-news-scraper actor and shows a fixed example of the output shape — not live results. Paste the query into the actor to run it at scale.
- This page is a query builder, not a live fetcher: it produces a ready-to-run config and shows a fixed example of the output shape, then you run it on the actor.
- The backing crypto-news-scraper actor pulls from Cointelegraph's GraphQL API across 15 language editions (en, tr, de, es, fr, it, jp, kr, br, cn, ar, my, in, tw, ru).
- Four inputs drive a query: search_query (keyword, empty = latest), language, article_count (5-100,000), and fetch_full_text.
- Each article returns title, summary (leadText), optional full body, author, category, ISO + human dates, cover image, badges, and optional view count.
- The backing actor uses pay-as-you-go pricing (pay-per-event, billed per article saved) and failed requests are not charged; Apify itself gives new accounts free platform credits to start.
- Use scraped articles for internal research, sentiment analysis, and monitoring, not republishing, articles are copyrighted; review Cointelegraph's Terms first.
1. Enter a search query
Type a keyword into search_query, for example bitcoin, ETF, or a project name. Leave it empty to pull the latest Cointelegraph articles instead of a keyword search.
2. Pick a language edition
Set the language field to one of the 15 supported codes (default en). Each run targets a single Cointelegraph language edition, such as ar for Arabic or jp for Japanese.
3. Set how many articles and whether to include full text
Choose article_count (5 to 100,000) and toggle fetch_full_text. Full text returns complete article bodies; turn it off for lighter, faster metadata-only runs.
- Enter a search queryType a keyword into search_query, for example bitcoin, ETF, or a project name. Leave it empty to pull the latest Cointelegraph articles instead of a keyword search.
- Pick a language editionSet the language field to one of the 15 supported codes (default en). Each run targets a single Cointelegraph language edition, such as ar for Arabic or jp for Japanese.
- Set how many articles and whether to include full textChoose article_count (5 to 100,000) and toggle fetch_full_text. Full text returns complete article bodies; turn it off for lighter, faster metadata-only runs.
- Preview the output shapeReview the fixed example output the builder shows, post ID, title, leadText, author, category, dates, cover image, badges, and view count, so you know exactly what schema to expect.
- Run the query live on the actorSend the generated config to the backing Apify actor (pay-as-you-go, billed per article saved; new Apify accounts start with free platform credits) to perform the real GraphQL fetch and export results as JSON or CSV.
Run Search & export Cointelegraph crypto news at scale
Copy the run input below into the crypto-news-scraper actor on Apify to run this at scale and export clean JSON/CSV/API. Free to start, then pay-as-you-go.
Paste the input below into the actor → click Start. Free to start, then pay-as-you-go.
- The backing actor scrapes Cointelegraph across 15 language editions (en, tr, de, es, fr, it, jp, kr, br, cn, ar, my, in, tw, ru).
- From the actor's input schema and README for constructive_calm/crypto-news-scraper.
- article_count is configurable from a minimum of 5 to a maximum of 100,000, with a default of 10.
- From the actor's input schema (constructive_calm/crypto-news-scraper).
- Pricing is pay-per-event at $6.00 per 1,000 articles saved, and failed requests are not charged.
- From the actor's README pricing section (constructive_calm/crypto-news-scraper).
- Each article can return title, summary (leadText), optional full body, author, category, ISO + human-readable dates, cover image, badges, and optional view count.
- Field list taken from the actor's README data table; the README notes some fields may be null.
- The actor queries Cointelegraph's GraphQL API directly rather than rendering pages in a browser, keeping compute overhead low.
- Described in the actor's README; consistent with Cointelegraph exposing a GraphQL backend.
Does this tool fetch live Cointelegraph articles in my browser?
No. This page is a query builder. You configure a keyword, language, and article count, and it shows you a fixed example of the output shape so you know exactly what fields to expect. To get real articles you run the generated query on the backing Apify actor, which performs the actual GraphQL fetch on its servers. The builder itself does not return live results.
Is the Cointelegraph scraper free?
The query builder on this page is free to use. The backing Apify actor uses pay-per-event pricing billed per article successfully saved, and failed requests are not charged, so you only pay for results. Apify does not bundle a tool-specific free article allowance, but new Apify accounts receive platform-wide free credits you can put toward small test runs before scaling up to thousands of articles.
What languages does the Cointelegraph scraper support?
The backing actor covers 15 Cointelegraph language editions: English (en), Turkish (tr), German (de), Spanish (es), French (fr), Italian (it), Japanese (jp), Korean (kr), Portuguese/Brazil (br), Chinese (cn), Arabic (ar), Malay (my), Hindi (in), Taiwan Chinese (tw), and Russian (ru). Set the language field in the query builder to target one edition per run.
What fields does each article return?
Each article includes the post ID and URL, title, summary (leadText), optional full body text, author IDs/names/profile URLs, category IDs/titles/URLs, an ISO timestamp plus a human-readable date, a cover image URL, content badges (such as News or Opinion), and an optional view count. Some fields can be null because Cointelegraph's API does not always populate every value.
How do I search Cointelegraph by keyword?
Put a term in the search_query field, for example bitcoin, ethereum, or a project name, and the actor returns matching articles in your chosen language. Leave search_query empty to fetch the latest articles instead of running a keyword search. Set article_count to control how many results you collect, from 5 up to 100,000.
Is scraping Cointelegraph legal?
Scraping public pages for internal research, analysis, or monitoring generally has stronger footing than republishing. News articles are copyrighted, so you should not republish full text or build a competing news feed from scraped content. Review Cointelegraph's Terms of Service before scraping at scale, and prefer aggregate analysis (sentiment, trends, metadata) over wholesale content reuse.
What can I use scraped Cointelegraph data for?
Common uses include crypto-news sentiment analysis, market-research datasets, trend and narrative monitoring, training internal classifiers, and feeding dashboards or alerts. Because the actor returns clean fields like title, full text, category, date, and view count, the data is well suited to NLP pipelines and time-series analysis. Keep usage to internal analysis rather than redistributing full articles.
How is this different from other Cointelegraph scrapers on Apify?
Several Cointelegraph actors exist on the Apify Store. This one (constructive_calm/crypto-news-scraper) queries the GraphQL backend across 15 language editions, returns rich fields including optional full text and view counts, and uses transparent pay-per-event pricing billed per article saved. This builder adds a free, no-account way to design and preview your query before you run it on the actor.
This browser tool is free. Bulk/scheduled/API extraction runs on the crypto-news-scraper actor on Apify — free to start, then pay-as-you-go (you only pay for what you run). Public data only; respect each source's terms.