Reddit Scraper ⚡ Advanced Data, Best Value
Pricing
Pay per usage
Scrape Reddit posts, comments, subreddits and user profiles from any Reddit link or keyword search. No login, no browser, flat spreadsheet-ready rows, low cost per result.
Any Reddit link, one per line:
• Post → the post and its comments
• Subreddit (reddit.com/r/pasta, r/pasta, reddit.com/r/pasta/top/?t=week) → its posts, in the order the URL says
• User (reddit.com/user/spez) → profile, posts and comments; add /submitted or /comments for just one
• Search page copied from Reddit (reddit.com/search/?q=…) → the search results
• Community profile (reddit.com/r/pasta/about) → subscribers, description, icon
Short links (redd.it/…), share links (/r/…/s/…), old.reddit.com and new.reddit.com all work. Duplicates are fetched once.
Search Reddit for these terms, one per line. Each term is its own search. Reddit search syntax works ("exact phrase", title:carbonara, author:name, -excluded). Leave empty to only use URLs.
What the keywords should find. Posts can also have their comments scraped (section 3).
Restrict the keyword search to these subreddits, e.g. pasta or r/pasta, one per line. Each keyword is searched in each subreddit separately. Empty = all of Reddit. Ignored for community and user searches.
Order for keyword searches and for subreddit URLs that don't name a sort themselves (reddit.com/r/pasta/ uses this setting; reddit.com/r/pasta/new/ always uses New). Subreddits fall back to Hot for the search-only options.
Used with the Top, Relevance and Most comments sorts, the same as the time menu on Reddit.
Only keep posts created on or after this date (YYYY-MM-DD, UTC). On New-sorted listings the scraper also stops paging once it reaches older posts, so this saves requests too.
Only keep posts created on or before this date (YYYY-MM-DD, UTC).
Only keep posts with at least this score (upvotes minus downvotes). 0 = keep everything.
Off = posts and communities marked 18+ are skipped.
For a post URL: that post's comments. For posts found through subreddits, searches and user pages: one extra request per post. Turn off for the fastest post-only run.
Comments saved per post, in the order of the sort below (replies count too). 0 = every comment, including ones behind "load more" — big threads can have thousands.
Separate rows are best for spreadsheets, Clay and filtering by comment. Nested keeps one row per post with its comments inside, best for JSON and AI pipelines.
Posts per subreddit, search or user page (and separately, comments per user page). 0 = everything Reddit exposes, which is about 1,000 per listing.
Stop once this many rows (posts + comments + communities + users) are saved across all sources. 0 = no limit. Useful as a cost cap.
Comment order
commentsSort
Optional
Same options as the comment sort menu on Reddit. Top gives you the highest-scored comments first.