Reddit Archive Scraper — Full History | $5/1K

Scrape Reddit posts and comments back to 2005, past the 100-per-request limit. Works where Reddit's own API returns 403 for datacentre traffic. Filter by subreddit, user and date range. No login. For market research and sentiment analysis.

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$5.00 / 1,000 results

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