GET/v2/squid/{squid_id}/result

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Retrieve scraped LinkedIn post engagement data from your squid

Retrieve profile data of users who commented on or reacted to LinkedIn posts. Each result includes profile information and engagement details.

Profile Information

profile_url

string

LinkedIn profile URL

Example: https://www.linkedin.com/in/john-doe/

first_name

string

First name

Example: John

last_name

string

Last name

Example: Doe

full_name

string

Full display name

Example: John Doe

Email Enrichment Fields

string

Discovered email address (if found)

Example: john.doe@example.com

email_status

string

Email validation status: valid, invalid, catch-all, unknown

Example: valid

Engagement Details

post_url

string

URL of the post they engaged with

Example: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/...

has_commented

boolean

Whether the user commented on the post

Example: true

comment

string

The user's comment text (if they commented)

Example: This is a great post! Thanks for sharing.

comment_url

string

Direct URL to the comment

Example: https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:comment:...

has_liked

boolean

Whether the user reacted to the post

Example: true

reaction_type

string

Type of reaction: LIKE, CELEBRATE, LOVE, INSIGHTFUL, CURIOUS

Example: LIKE

Headers

Key	Value	Required
Authorization	Token YOUR_API_KEY	Yes

Parameters

limitinteger

Optional

Number of results per page (default: 10, max: 100)

Example: 10

offsetinteger

Optional

Number of results to skip for pagination

Example: 0

Pro Tip

Filter by `has_commented: true` to focus on users who engaged deeply with the content.

Note

A user may appear once with both comment and reaction data if they did both.

Pro Tip

Use `reaction_type` to identify enthusiastic supporters (CELEBRATE, LOVE) vs casual engagement (LIKE).