Reddit Popular Posts Scraper
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from $0.50 / 1,000 results
Reddit Popular Posts Scraper
Capture Reddit discovery feeds — Popular, Rising, Best, Top, and country charts — as structured post rows for trend dashboards. $0.50 per 1,000 posts.
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Reddit Popular Posts Scraper - Track Rising, Best, Top & Country Feeds
Overview
The Reddit Popular Posts Scraper pulls trending posts from Reddit’s discovery feeds — Popular, Rising, Best, Top, or country-specific Popular — and returns structured JSON for each post. No subreddit list required: use it to monitor what is going viral across the platform right now.
Ideal for trend analysts, social listening teams, newsrooms, and marketers who need a reliable pulse on Reddit’s homepage-scale attention. Configure feed type, optional country code, and result limits to match your monitoring cadence.
Every item is returned as clean, structured JSON with title, author, subreddit, score, comment counts, timestamps, and URLs.
Features
- Feed modes:
popular,rising,best,top,country - Country filter (e.g.
US,GB,IN) whenfeediscountry - Configurable
maxResults(1–500) - Structured post summaries ready for dashboards
- Automatic pagination until the limit is reached
- Error rows for recoverable feed failures
- Fast, API-backed collection without browsers
Use Cases
- Trend monitoring — Spot breakout topics early via Rising / Popular
- Content research — Find high-engagement posts for inspiration
- Brand monitoring — Catch brand mentions hitting mainstream feeds
- Market research — See which products and niches surface globally
- Business intelligence — Feed daily trending snapshots into BI tools
- AI training datasets — Sample high-visibility Reddit posts
- Data analytics — Compare score/comment distributions by feed type
- Competitor analysis — Track when competitor stories go viral
Input
| Parameter | Type | Required | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
feed | string | No | "popular" | Feed to scrape: popular, rising, best, top, or country. |
country | string | Conditional | "US" | ISO-style country code used when feed is country (e.g. US, GB, IN). |
maxResults | integer | No | 50 | Maximum posts to collect (1–500). |
How parameters affect the run: Switching feed changes the ranking algorithm and content mix. For country, country scopes Popular to that geo. maxResults stops pagination once enough posts are collected.
Example input
{"feed": "rising","maxResults": 75}
Country feed example:
{"feed": "country","country": "GB","maxResults": 50}
Output
Each row is a post summary:
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
feed | string | Feed mode used |
country | string | null | Country when applicable |
id | string | null | Post ID |
name | string | null | Fullname |
kind | string | null | Reddit kind |
title | string | null | Post title |
author | string | null | Author |
subreddit | string | null | Subreddit |
score | number | null | Score |
numComments | number | null | Comment count |
createdUtc | number | string | null | Created time |
permalink | string | null | Permalink |
url | string | null | External or post URL |
body | string | null | Selftext excerpt when present |
Example Output
{"feed": "rising","country": null,"id": "1gh7890","name": "t3_1gh7890","kind": "t3","title": "Local bakery goes viral after inventing croissant-donut hybrid","author": "foodie_nyc","subreddit": "mildlyinteresting","score": 9204,"numComments": 612,"createdUtc": 1718222400,"permalink": "https://www.reddit.com/r/mildlyinteresting/comments/1gh7890/local_bakery_goes_viral/","url": "https://i.redd.it/croissant-donut.jpg","body": null}
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