New York Times Scraper: extract data from nytimes.com
Scrape news articles data from nytimes.com (Global) with a ready New York Times scraper. Protection level: medium. One-off export or scheduled feed as CSV, Excel, Google Sheets or API.
- Region
- Global
- Site protection
- medium preliminary estimate
- Update frequency
- from one-off to hourly
- Formats
- CSV, Excel, JSON, Google Sheets, API, webhook
- Status
- Built to order · 2–5 days
- Launch
- 2–5 days after the test
- Price
- from $399
Data we collect
| Field | Key in export |
|---|---|
| Title | title |
| Authors | authors |
| Published Date | published_date |
| Word Count | word_count |
| Categories | categories |
| URL | url |
How you can set up the run
- Mode
- Article URLs
- Section
- Limit
- Extract Full Content
What teams use it for
- Industry and company news monitoring
- Data for AI and sentiment analysis
- Team digests
Get a free data sample
Tell us which New York Times pages and fields you need, and we'll send 50–100 real records before you pay.
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How much does New York Times scraping cost?
A one-off export of up to 10,000 records is $399. Recurring data on a subscription starts at $269 per month for weekly updates or $789 for daily updates, plus a one-time setup. We confirm the exact price after a free test.
How does the subscription work?
A subscription covers one source: New York Times with your chosen update frequency and a monthly record limit. You pay a month in advance. If a payment doesn't arrive, collection pauses; you can resume within 30 days without a new setup.
How fast can you launch?
Usually within 2–5 business days. Before you pay, we send a free sample of 50–100 records so you can check the fields and format.
What if New York Times changes its website?
We monitor the scraper daily. If the site changes and collection breaks, we fix it within 48 hours — included in the subscription.
What format is the data delivered in?
CSV, Excel, JSON, Google Sheets, API or webhook — whatever suits you. We can also push data straight into your CRM or database.
Is this legal?
We collect publicly available information only, without logging into other people's accounts and without personal data, and we keep the load on the site gentle. For how you may use the data in your country and industry, check with a lawyer.
How do I pay?
In USDT (TRC20/ERC20). Companies can request an invoice.