Reddit Top Posts Digest
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Reddit Top Posts Digest
Get top posts from any subreddits — no API key needed. Scores, comments, flairs, authors, multiple subs at once. For AI training data, trend monitoring, digests, market research. RSS fallback keeps it working on strict networks.
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Pull the top posts from any subreddits in one run — no API key needed. Get clean structured JSON with scores, comment counts, flairs, authors, and links. Built for AI training data, trend monitoring, social listening, news digests, and market research.
What you get
One dataset row per post, with:
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
subreddit | Which subreddit the post came from |
title | Post title (HTML-decoded) |
score | Upvote score |
num_comments | Comment count |
upvote_ratio | % upvoted |
flair | Link flair (e.g. News, Discussion) |
url | Permanent link to the post |
permalink | Path component |
author | Username |
created_utc | Unix timestamp |
source | json or rss (see below) |
selftext | Post body (optional, toggle it on) |
Features
- Multiple subreddits at once —
developersIndia, LocalLLaMA, MachineLearningin one run - Time ranges — top of the day, week, month, or all-time
- Noise filter — excludes meme/shitpost/joke flairs by default (configurable)
- Minimum score filter — only keep posts above your quality bar
- RSS fallback — if Reddit blocks direct JSON access (strict networks), it automatically falls back to RSS and tells you in the run summary
- No API key, no cookies, no proxy setup — works out of the box
Example use cases
- AI training data — collect top discussion topics per niche, per day
- Trend monitoring — what's hot in r/LocalLLaMA this week vs last week
- Social listening — track sentiment and recurring themes in your industry
- Content research — find the posts worth writing about
- Market research — see what users complain about / ask for in competitor subreddits
Input
| Field | Default | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Subreddits | 6 curated subs | Comma or space separated, no r/ needed |
| Time range | day | today / week / month / all-time |
| Posts per sub | 10 | 1–100 |
| Min score | 5 | 0 = keep everything |
| Exclude flairs | meme,shitpost,joke,funny | comma-separated keywords |
| Include post body | false | adds selftext |
Pricing
Pay per result: $1.00 per 1,000 posts. Tiny runs are nearly free. No subscription, no hidden usage fees.
Limitations
- Public subreddits only (private/restricted subs need auth, which this actor doesn't handle)
- Scores/comments may be missing when the RSS fallback kicks in (reported in the run summary)
Questions, feedback, or want a custom variant? Open an issue or contact the publisher. Built with ❤️ by Kragent.
