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Note the URL in the address bar should change to something like (this will vary depending on when you’re reading this). First, click the “back” arrow on the time selector once to go to the previous week: Now that we’re recording our web traffic, we can browse through the data we need.

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We’re interested in this data directly so we don’t need to “scrape” and reverse engineer how to scrape the visual aspect when we can just grab the raw data.

When this tab is open, you’ll now “record” the raw JSON data that Netflix sends to your browser (which is used to draw the presentation layer). You’ll see a panel pop up below, now select the “Network” tab and it should look something like this: Now right click somewhere on the page and hit Inspect to open up developer tools: Open Developer Tools to Record Web Traffic Once you’re on the page that you need the data for, scroll down until you see the stats with the time picker like this:Ģ. You can also click on the Top 10 lists by country link and then select your country and follow this tutorial the same way: for Squid Game, we need to select TV (Non-English): The first step is to go to in your favorite browser (we’ll show Chrome specifically) and select the data you want to scrape. Since the website sends data to the browser in JSON format, we’re able to easily intercept this data (without violating the Netflix Terms of Service) and then use the HAR File Web Scraper to transform the scraped JSON data into a bulk CSV file we can perform historical analysis on.

How to Scrape the Netflix Viewership Data

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This article will show you how to make a chart like this, but for any top 10 Netflix show or movie (either global stats or by country) using the Stevesie Data Platform (note, we’ll be using the paid version of the platform, but you can also follow these steps with the free version and get some useful JSON data back). This all changes with this new website, as I was able to easily scrape & visualize weekly Squid Game viewership hours since its release (took about 5 minutes to make this): Netflix thus far has refused & kept viewership data relatively private until now, where we can scrape this historical data directly from the source! This is big news - as many people wish that Netflix would restore its official Data API to scrape popular movies, shows, trends and related viewership data from. On NovemNetflix launched a new website reporting its top 10 titles that you can access at. UPDATE: Just scroll to the bottom of and you can download the raw data.