Social Media Finder - Social Analyzer | Username 900+ Sites MCP server

Social Analyzer - Find Social Profiles by Username

Type a username and get every public profile that uses it. Every run checks all 999 sites the scanner knows: social networks, gaming, dating, developer, forums, wikis and niche platforms. Every hit is ranked high, medium or low confidence with the page's title, language and meta tags, so real profiles come first and guesses stay marked. No login, no cookies, no API key.

Available as an Apify Actor. $0.005 per profile found. One username on all 999 sites takes about 3 minutes; on the 100 most popular sites about 30 seconds.

What does it do?

You give it one username, or a list, and nothing else is needed: with only the username set, the scan is the widest possible, all 999 sites, worldwide, every category, every match kept and labelled by confidence, page details and patterns extracted, one hour to do it. It checks those sites for a profile with exactly that handle and returns one row per profile it finds: the platform, the profile URL, how confident the match is, the site's category and country, the page title, its language and its meta tags. A summary row and an OUTPUT record say in plain words what was checked, how many sites had no profile, how many did not answer, and what came back.

You can paste @elonmusk or a full profile link like twitter.com/elonmusk; the handle is taken out of it. If you paste an email address, the part before the @ is searched and the run points you to the email tool for the address itself.

How is it different from Sherlock?

The scanner underneath is qeeqbox/social-analyzer (3,000+ GitHub stars). This actor runs it at full depth on every run: all sites, all output fields, 60 parallel workers instead of its hardcoded 15, and its most permissive detection level. It also chooses the sites itself from the scanner's own list and fixes what the command line gets wrong in the current version: several usernames at once, category and country filters, a confidence filter that silently did nothing, and the slow and special modes that have no code behind them.

When should I use it?

• Recruiting and hiring: check a candidate's public presence from one handle
• People search: find every account a person uses under a username
• Fraud and trust teams: find a scammer's or seller's other profiles
• Dating safety and self-checks: see what a handle exposes, including on dating and adult sites
• Investigations and due diligence: build a cross-platform footprint for a case

What does it cost?

Typical runs:

A run that finds nothing costs nothing. Runs stopped by your own input (no username, filters that match no site) cost nothing. If a run is cut off by the time limit or your spending limit, you keep and pay for only the rows delivered before the cut.

Which inputs does it take?

Shortened. The full README is on GitHub.