Reddit Comments Scraper - Full Threads, Replies & Depth
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from $0.95 / 1,000 post scrapeds
Reddit Comments Scraper - Full Threads, Replies & Depth
Export full Reddit comment threads from post URLs: every reply with depth, parent id, score and time, "load more" expanded. Or get comments for a whole subreddit or search. No login, no API key.
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Get every comment and reply from any Reddit post, with who replied to whom, ready for a spreadsheet, a research project or an AI pipeline. Hidden "load more comments" and "more replies" are opened for you, so you get the whole conversation, not just the first screen.
Why people use it
- โ No Reddit account, no login, no API key.
- ๐ณ The full conversation tree. Each comment shows its depth and the comment it answers, so you can rebuild the thread or keep only top-level replies.
- ๐ฆ Many posts at once. Paste a list of post links, or point it at a whole subreddit or search and get the comments of every post.
- ๐ Follow a thread over time. On a schedule it returns only the comments added since the last run.
- ๐ธ From $1.40 per 1,000 comments.
Quick start
- Paste one or more post links into Post URLs:
https://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/1wwnme0/https://redd.it/1wwy2o0
- Choose Max comments per post (default 200) and the Comment sort: Top, New, Best, Controversial, Old or Q&A.
- Press Start. You get the post first, then its comments.
Comments for a whole subreddit or search: add r/subredditname or a keyword in the optional section, keep
Include comments on, and choose how many posts to cover.
What you get for each comment
| Field | Example |
|---|---|
| Comment text | "The PSP ran a custom Sony OS on a MIPS CPU, soโฆ" |
| Author | Designer_Shelter7345 |
| Score | 3 |
| Posted at | 2026-10-03T21:27:41Z |
| Depth | 0 = reply to the post, 1 = reply to a comment, โฆ |
| Replying to | The id of the comment (or post) it answers |
| Post id, subreddit | Which post and community it belongs to |
| Link | Direct link to the comment on Reddit |
Each post comes with its title, text, author, score, upvote ratio, comment count, flair and media links.
View the results in the Posts and Comments tables, or download them as JSON, CSV, Excel, XML or HTML.
Pricing
Prices drop on higher Apify plans.
| What | Price per 1,000 (Free plan โ Gold and above) |
|---|---|
| Comment | $1.40 โ $0.95 |
| Post | $1.40 โ $0.95 |
| New comment since your last run (when following a thread) | $0.50 โ $0.35 |
| Each run | $0.001 |
What that looks like: a 500-comment thread โ $0.70. 100 posts with 50 comments each (5,100 results) โ $7.14.
Follow a thread
Switch on Only new since last run, set Comment sort to New, and click Schedule. Each run brings only the comments posted since the previous one. This works well for AMAs, product launches, support threads and anywhere your brand is discussed.
Connect it to your tools
- n8n: add the Apify node โ Run an Actor and get dataset, choose this Actor, and send the comments on to Google Sheets, a database, Slack or an AI step.
- Make / Zapier: use the Apify app's Run Actor action and map the results.
- API: see the API tab on this page for ready-made examples in several languages.
Good to know
- Very large threads (thousands of comments) take longer. Set Max comments per post to what you need; with Top sort you get the most upvoted comments first.
- Deleted or removed comments appear with an empty author or text.
- Private, banned or quarantined subreddits can't be read. They're listed in the run summary.
- Only public information that anyone can see on Reddit is collected.
More Reddit tools
- Reddit RSS Feed Replacement: new posts from subreddits, users and searches on a schedule, or as an RSS feed link. Reddit's RSS ends 13 Nov 2026.
- Reddit Search Scraper: search Reddit by keyword, or get alerts.
Questions or a thread that doesn't come through? Open the Issues tab and we'll take a look.