Reddit Posts Scraper

🔎 Reddit Posts Scraper pulls posts & comments from subreddits or users—titles, bodies, upvotes, score, flair, author, timestamps, links & media. 📊 Great for research, social listening, SEO, sentiment & trend analysis. ⚙️ Filters & keywords. 💾 Export CSV/JSON. 🚀

Pricing

$19.99/month + usage

Rating

0.0

(0)

Developer

Scraply

Actor stats

Bookmarked

Total users

Monthly active users

2 days ago

Last modified

Categories

Automation

Social media

This Actor‘s pricing details are outlined in the table below. The unit prices you pay depend on your Apify subscription plan, with higher tiers offering better rates. Visit our pricing page to compare plans and see how much you can save.

Pricing	Free No discount	Starter Bronze discount	Scale Silver discount	Business Gold discount
2 hours trial	Free	Free	Free	Free
Price	$19.99 / month	$19.99 / month	$19.99 / month	$19.99 / month
Additional costs
Compute units (CU)	$0.30 / CU	$0.30 / CU	$0.25 / CU	$0.20 / CU
Actor RAM	8 GB	32 GB	128 GB	256 GB
Max concurrent runs	25	32	128	256
Rented Actors		Deducted from prepaid usage	Deducted from prepaid usage	Deducted from prepaid usage
Residential proxies	$8.00 / GB	$8.00 / GB	$7.50 / GB	$7.00 / GB
Datacenter proxies	5 IPs included	30 IPs included then $1.00 / IP	200 IPs included then $0.80 / IP	500 IPs included then $0.60 / IP
SERPs proxy	$2.50 / 1,000 SERPs	$2.50 / 1,000 SERPs	$2.00 / 1,000 SERPs	$1.70 / 1,000 SERPs

This Actor's pricing details are outlined in the table below. The unit prices you pay depend on your Apify subscription plan, with higher tiers offering better rates. Visit our pricing page to compare plans and see how much you can save.

2 hours trial	Free
Price To use this Actor, you have to pay a monthly rental fee to the developer. The rent is subtracted from your prepaid usage every month after the free trial period.	$19.99 / month
Additional costs
Platform usage Platform usage costs are tied to the Actor's performance in terms of the underlying platform resources it consumes. Learn more	Variable costs cheaper for higher plans.