Built-in scraper
Reddit Scraper
9 built-in tools that collect Reddit data for your AI, with no API key or account to set up.
9 toolsNo API key needed
Tools
- Get Reddit PostRetrieves public Reddit post details by URL without fetching or returning comments. Returns the text post body in selftext when present, plus the title, author, subreddit, score, upvote ratio, comment count, timestamps, permalink, and post flags. Accepts canonical Reddit post URLs and Reddit mobile share URLs.
- Get Reddit Post CommentsRetrieves comments and post details from a Reddit post by URL. Returns the post with title, author, score, ups, upvote_ratio, num_comments, and created_utc, plus a comments array where each comment includes author, body, body_html, score, created_utc, parent_id, permalink, and nested replies. Both GET and POST are supported. Use GET for normal requests. Pass one opaque cursor exactly as returned by more.cursor or replies.more.cursor to load the next page. Cursor batching and comma-separated cursor values are not supported. If an opaque cursor becomes too large after extensive pagination, use POST and send the same parameters in the JSON body. Supports cursor-based pagination for loading more comments and a trim parameter for lighter responses.
- Get Reddit Post Comments (post)Retrieves comments and post details from a Reddit post by URL. Returns the post with title, author, score, ups, upvote_ratio, num_comments, and created_utc, plus a comments array where each comment includes author, body, body_html, score, created_utc, parent_id, permalink, and nested replies. Both GET and POST are supported. Use GET for normal requests. Pass one opaque cursor exactly as returned by more.cursor or replies.more.cursor to load the next page. Cursor batching and comma-separated cursor values are not supported. If an opaque cursor becomes too large after extensive pagination, use POST and send the same parameters in the JSON body. Supports cursor-based pagination for loading more comments and a trim parameter for lighter responses.
- Discover Reddit Posts by Author URLGet a Reddit user's posts from their profile URL.
- Get Reddit Post TranscriptGets the transcript from a Reddit video post or direct v.redd.it URL when Reddit exposes a VTT caption file. Returns the raw WebVTT in raw_vtt plus a parsed plain-text transcript. If Reddit does not expose captions for the video, transcript is null and transcriptNotAvailable is true. This endpoint does not use AI transcription.
- Search RedditSearches across all of Reddit for posts or comments matching a query. Set filter to posts (the default) or comments. Post results include title, author, selftext, subreddit, score, ups, upvote_ratio, num_comments, created_utc, url, permalink, and is_video. Comment results include the matching body, author, votes, timestamps, comment URL, parent relationship, and post/subreddit context. Comment searches support relevance, new, and top sorting. Timeframe filtering applies to post searches. Pagination uses the after token, and trim returns a lighter response.
- Get Reddit Subreddit PostsFetches posts from a subreddit with sorting and filtering options. Each post includes title, author, link_flair_text when Reddit exposes it, selftext, score, ups, upvote_ratio, num_comments, created_utc, url, permalink, subreddit_subscribers, and is_video. Supports sort (best, hot, new, top, rising), timeframe filtering, pagination via the after token, and a trim parameter for lighter responses.
- Get Reddit Subreddit DetailsRetrieves metadata about a subreddit by name or URL. The subreddit name must be case-sensitive. Returns display_name, description, subscribers, weekly_active_users, weekly_contributions, rules, icon_img, header_img, advertiser_category, submit_text, and created_at.
- Get Reddit Subreddit SearchSearches within a specific subreddit for posts, comments, and media matching a query. Returns posts with title, votes, num_comments, url, and created_at; comments with author, body, votes, and parent post info; and media with title, media_type, image dimensions, and gallery_count. Supports sort, timeframe filtering, and cursor-based pagination.