Search Reddit by keyword, subreddit or author and get full post data: title, text, upvotes, comment count, author, flair, images and video. Run hundreds of searches in one job and tag every result with your own ID. No login or API key. Pay-per-result pricing from 17 Oct 2026.
1.0.39 (2026-10-15): searchModeexact, and and or leave field operators such as author:name and subreddit:name as written and quote or join only the other words, so author:name searches in exact mode return that user's posts instead of nothing.
1.0.38 (2026-10-15): Reddit closed its logged-out JSON search, so the Actor now reads Reddit's public search feed and fills votes, comment counts, author ID, flair, NSFW flag, gallery images and Reddit-hosted video links from Reddit's public post pages; preview images of link and video posts and videos embedded from other sites (such as YouTube) are no longer returned; a field Reddit doesn't return is null, never a made-up 0; blocked runs fail in minutes instead of ~19 min.
1.0.36 (2026-10-04): docs: Store description states when pay-per-result pricing starts (17 Oct 2026).
1.0.35 (2026-10-04): docs: Store listing refresh: a safe-for-work Console example (standing desk, subreddit:personalfinance credit card), use cases, MCP connect snippet.
1.0.32 (2026-10-03): rebuilt on plain HTTP with no browser (about 1,000 posts in ~75 s at 256 MB); fixed posts from parallel searches landing under the wrong profileUrl; blocked runs now FAIL with a status code; retries ride out short Reddit rejections; free-plan limits (10 results per run, 5 runs per month).
1.0.31 (2026-08-09): includeNSFW: false now filters adult posts; removed inputs that had no effect.
1.0.30 (2026-08-09): deploy configuration cleanup, no functional change.
1.0.29 (2026-08-09): deploy pipeline fix, no functional change.
1.0.28 (2026-02-17): fastMode defaults to true, matching the input schema.
Earlier builds (January 2026): first public release: bulk search with profileUrl routing, searchMode and searchType, HTML-entity decoding, migration-safe incremental saving.
