Reddit Scraper All-in-One

Scrape Reddit posts, comments, subreddits, users, rules, wiki pages and trophies with one actor — no Reddit API key, no OAuth, no CAPTCHAs. Powered by ScrapeBadger's Reddit API: TLS fingerprinting, residential proxies and anti-bot bypass are handled for you.

What it does

Pick a mode and fill in the fields it needs. 20 modes:

Search

Mode	Needs	Returns
Search Posts	query (+ optional subreddit)	posts
Search Subreddits	query	subreddits
Search Users	query	users
Search Domain Posts	domain	posts linking to that domain

Posts

Mode	Needs	Returns
Trending Posts	—	front-page trending posts
Get Post Detail	post_id	one post
Post Comments	post_id	full nested comment tree
Post Duplicates	post_id	cross-posts / duplicates

Subreddits

Mode	Needs	Returns
Get Subreddit Detail	subreddit	subreddit metadata (incl. live subscribers count, settings & branding)
Subreddit Posts	subreddit	posts (hot/new/top/rising/controversial)
Get Subreddit Rules	subreddit	rules
List Subreddit Wiki Pages	subreddit	wiki page names
Get Subreddit Wiki Page	subreddit, wiki_page	wiki page content
Popular Subreddits	—	most popular subreddits
New Subreddits	—	newest subreddits

Users

Mode	Needs	Returns
Get User Profile	username	profile + karma
User Posts	username	submitted posts
User Comments	username	comment history
Get User Moderated Subreddits	username	subreddits they moderate, each with mod_permissions
Get User Trophies	username	trophy case

Every output record carries a dataType field (post / comment / subreddit / user / rule / trophy / wikiPage / wikiPageName) so you can route mixed results downstream. Datetimes are provided as both Unix (created_utc) and ISO 8601 (created_at).

Full field coverage

Responses now include the full set of content datapoints from Reddit's .json API:

• Posts — engagement (ups, downs, upvote_ratio, num_crossposts, total_awards_received, all_awardings), post & author flair (text/type/colors/template), media (media, media_embed, secure_media, thumbnail), and content flags/state (is_video, is_gallery, is_original_content, locked, archived, spoiler, nsfw, distinguished, etc.).
• Comments — ups/downs, controversiality, awards, flair, depth, and state flags.
• Subreddits — live subscribers count, submission settings (allow_images/allow_videos/allow_polls/link_flair_enabled/…), and branding (community_icon, banner_img, primary_color, key_color, …).
• Users — full karma breakdown (link_karma, comment_karma, awardee_karma, awarder_karma, total_karma) and account flags (is_gold, is_employee, is_mod, verified, has_verified_email, …).

No setup, no API key

Nothing to configure — there's no Reddit API key, no OAuth, and no ScrapeBadger account required. Just pick a mode, fill in the fields, and run. You're billed directly through Apify (see Pricing below).

Pricing

Pay-per-event:

• Actor start — $0.001 per run
• Reference item — $0.001 each (posts, subreddits, users, rules, trophies, wiki page names, profile/detail lookups, search & listing results)
• Complex item — $0.003 each (comment-tree comments, duplicates, wiki page content, moderated subreddits)

So a typical search/listing run costs ~$1.00 per 1,000 items, and comment-heavy runs ~$3.00 per 1,000 items — undercutting the market's $3.40/1K leader on reference data.

Search syntax

Search modes support Reddit's query operators: title:, author:, subreddit:, flair:, site:, self:yes, nsfw:yes, and AND / OR / NOT.

Links

• ScrapeBadger Reddit API docs
• Get an API key