Almost every business has a Facebook Page, and that Page usually carries the details you want for outreach: the category, the follower count, a phone number, a website, often an email, and the address. Gathering that for a list of businesses by opening each Page by hand is exactly the kind of work nobody should be doing in 2026.
Pulling Page details in bulk turns it into a single run. You give the tool a set of Pages, and it returns their details as rows, contact info included, ready to filter and export. It is a fast way to build or enrich a B2B list. Here is how.
What you can pull
- Page name, category and description
- Follower and like counts
- Phone number, website and email where the Page lists them
- Address and rating
- A link to the Page
Why pull page details in bulk
A Facebook Page is a rich, public business profile, and pulled at scale it becomes a prospect list. Feed in the Pages for a category or a region and you get back a table of businesses with their size, their category and their contact details, the raw material for outreach or for enriching a list you already have. Because the businesses maintain their own Pages, the contact info tends to be current, which is more than you can say for most bought lists.
How to pull page details with Tooltap
The Facebook Pages Scraper takes the Pages and returns their details.
- Add the pages. Paste the Facebook Page URLs or names you want, one per line.
- Run it. Each Page comes back as a row with its category, follower count, contact info, rating and address.
- Filter the results. Keep the Pages with an email or a website, or filter by follower count to focus on businesses of a certain size.
- Export. Send it to CSV or send it straight to your CRM.
What people use this for
- Lead lists. Build a B2B prospect list with contact details straight from businesses' own Pages.
- List enrichment. Add missing contact info to a list of business names you already hold.
- Market sizing. Pull the Pages in a category and region to gauge how many players there are and how big they are.
- Partnership research. Find and size up potential partners by their Page details before you reach out.
Doing this properly
The tool reads the public details a business publishes on its own Facebook Page, the same information any visitor can see, and returns it as data on your instruction. You are charged only for the Pages that come back. A contact list is only the start: if you use it for outreach, follow the marketing and privacy laws that apply to you. How you use the data is your responsibility.
Facebook Pages Scraper
Pull page details, followers, contact info, rating and more.
