Reddit SaaS Leads Scraper — Find Startup Pain Points
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Reddit SaaS Leads Scraper — Find Startup Pain Points
Find people on Reddit actively looking for SaaS tools, software alternatives or automation solutions. Scrapes r/startups, r/entrepreneur, r/SaaS and more. Perfect for B2B lead generation and product research.
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Reddit SaaS Leads Scraper
Find potential SaaS customers on Reddit by searching for people asking for tool recommendations, looking for alternatives, or complaining about existing software. Monitors r/startups, r/entrepreneur, r/SaaS, r/smallbusiness, r/indiehackers, and r/nocode.
What data does it extract?
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
title | Post title (often a question or request) |
subreddit | Source subreddit |
author | Reddit username of the potential lead |
score | Net upvotes |
numComments | Number of comments |
url | Reddit permalink |
selftext | Full post body with context (up to 2000 chars) |
created | Post creation date (ISO 8601) |
keyword | Which pain-point keyword matched |
flair | Post flair text |
Use cases
- SaaS lead generation -- Find people actively looking for tools in your category and reach out at the right moment
- Competitor intelligence -- See which products people are switching away from and why
- Product validation -- Discover unmet needs and feature requests before building
How to use
Default pain-point keywords:
{"maxResults": 100,"sortBy": "new"}
Custom keywords for your niche:
{"keywords": ["alternatives to notion", "need a CRM", "tired of paying for hubspot"],"maxResults": 200,"sortBy": "hot","includeComments": true}
Input parameters
| Parameter | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
keywords | string[] | ["looking for a tool", "need a saas", "recommend software", "alternatives to", "tired of paying"] | Pain-point search terms |
maxResults | integer | 50 | Max posts to return (1-500) |
sortBy | string | "new" | Sort order: new, hot, or top |
includeComments | boolean | false | Include top-level comments (useful to find more leads in the discussion) |
Subreddits searched: r/startups, r/entrepreneur, r/SaaS, r/smallbusiness, r/indiehackers, r/nocode
Output example
{"id": "t3_1k5def","subreddit": "SaaS","title": "Looking for a simple invoicing tool - Freshbooks is too expensive for what I need","author": "solo_founder_22","score": 38,"upvoteRatio": 0.95,"numComments": 27,"url": "https://www.reddit.com/r/SaaS/comments/1k5def/...","selftext": "I run a small consulting business and just need basic invoicing...","created": "2026-03-26T14:20:00.000Z","keyword": "looking for a tool","scrapedAt": "2026-03-28T10:00:00.000Z"}
Performance & cost
- Runs in 1-3 minutes depending on the number of keywords
- Uses another actor internally (reddit-scraper) so costs include that actor's compute time
- Each keyword triggers a separate search run
FAQ
What kind of leads does this find? People asking for software recommendations, complaining about tools they use, looking for alternatives, or describing a problem that software could solve.
Should I enable comments? Yes, if you want to find leads hidden in discussions. Often the best leads are people replying "I have the same problem" in comments.
How do I use the results for outreach?
Filter by recent posts (sortBy: "new"), check the selftext for context, and respond helpfully on Reddit. Avoid spamming -- genuine help converts better.