Reddit

Send a Reddit link to Scrape or Batch scrape and you get the data Reddit shows signed-out visitors, as JSON: a subreddit’s posts, a post with its comments, a user’s activity, or search results. Each link costs 1 credit, and links that can’t be read cost nothing.

Example

{ "urls": ["https://www.reddit.com/r/espresso/"], "output": "json", "wait": true }

The item’s result, shortened to one post:

{
  "type": "subreddit",
  "subreddit": "espresso",
  "sort": "best",
  "postCount": 27,
  "posts": [
    {
      "title": "My barista heart hurts :(",
      "author": "...",
      "score": 563,
      "comments": 129,
      "postType": "image",
      "createdAt": "2026-10-24T17:53:04.182Z",
      "url": "https://www.reddit.com/r/espresso/comments/1xef55g/my_barista_heart_hurts/"
    }
  ],
  "nextCursor": "dDNfMXhia2k3bw"
}

Add ?after=<nextCursor> to the subreddit link for the next page.

Links that work

Link	Example	You get
Subreddit	`reddit.com/r/<name>/`, with a sort (`/new`, `/top`) and `?t=`	About 25 to 30 posts
Post	`reddit.com/r/<name>/comments/<id>/`, `/comments/<id>/`, `redd.it/...`	The post, its text and images, and the comments Reddit loads with it
User	`reddit.com/user/<name>/`	The posts and comments on the profile
Search	`reddit.com/search/?q=...`, `reddit.com/r/<name>/search/?q=...`	About 28 matching posts

Fields

Post in a list: id, title, author, subreddit, score, upvoteRatio, upvotePercent, comments, awards, postType, createdAt, linkUrl, domain, language, nsfw, spoiler, text and url. Single post: the same, plus textMarkdown, images, commentCount and commentTree (each comment with author, score, depth, date and text). A post removed by moderators or deleted still returns its author, score and comments, with removed and removedNotice; its title and text are gone.

Limits

Saved, upvoted and other signed-in pages fail straight away and cost nothing, and so does an empty profile. Your cookies are never sent to Reddit.

Templates

Ready-made templates for Reddit: subreddit posts, post details, post comments, user activity and search.

Check Reddit’s terms before you collect data from it. You’re responsible for how you use what you collect.

Get started

Tools

Ready-made data

Getting the data you want

Supported sites

Guides

Dashboard

Account and billing

Example

Links that work

Fields

Limits

Templates

​Example

​Links that work

​Fields

​Limits

​Templates

Example

Links that work

Fields

Limits

Templates