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Reddit data.
Without the headache.

SubScraper delivers clean, structured JSON from Reddit's posts, communities, and user profiles. Say goodbye to broken HTML parsers, strict rate limits, and fragile scraping infrastructure.

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POST /api/v1/search
200 OK1.2s

Request

$ curl -X POST subscraper.dev/api/v1/search \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer sk-..." \
  -d '{"query": "best mechanical keyboard", "sort": "top"}'

Response

{
  "results": [{
    "title": "What's the best quiet switch for an office?",
    "subreddit": "MechanicalKeyboards",
    "score": 412,
    "numComments": 89
  }]
}

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What you get

All public Reddit endpoints, in clean JSON.

We securely fetch public Reddit data and format it into typed JSON. You get the data you need without ever having to manage Reddit accounts or API keys.

Search posts

Full-text search across all of Reddit or scoped to a subreddit. Sort by relevance, hot, new, or top.

Scrape comments

Full comment trees with scores, authors, timestamps, and nested replies. Paginate deep threads.

Subreddit scraper

Posts, metadata, subscriber counts, rules — scrape any public subreddit. Sort by hot, new, top, rising.

User profiles

Karma, bio, account age, post history, comment history for any public user.

Trending & popular

r/popular feed and community leaderboards. See what's trending right now.

MCP for AI agents

Connect your AI IDE to Reddit data with one config block. Works with Cursor, Windsurf, Claude.

Why developers switch

The problem with Reddit data.

Reddit's official API is incredibly expensive for startups. On the other hand, scraping it yourself often gets your IP blocked. We provide the perfect middle ground.

Official API: Too Expensive

Accessing Reddit's official enterprise API can cost thousands of dollars per month. It's out of reach for indie hackers and small teams.

DIY Scraping: A Maintenance Nightmare

Building your own HTML scrapers means you'll be fixing them every week when Reddit pushes UI updates. Focus on your product instead of glue code.

Rate Limits: Too Restrictive

Reddit constantly rate limits bots and unauthenticated requests. We handle proxy rotation and retries so your requests always succeed.

API reference

One base URL. Fourteen endpoints.

All public data. POST with JSON body, get JSON back. Auth via Bearer token.

EndpointCategory
searchSearch
postContent
community-postsCommunity
community-detailsCommunity
user-profileUser
user-postsUser
user-commentsUser
search-communitiesSearch
search-usersSearch
comment-permalinkContent
popularDiscover
leaderboardDiscover
resolve-url-typeUtility
exploreDiscover
Base: POST /api/v1/{endpoint}All params optional except where notedPagination via page param

TypeScript / JavaScript? Use the open-source SDK: @subscraper/sdk on npm

Live · MCP & agents

Your AI agents will love this.

Add one simple configuration and your AI assistant can fetch real-time Reddit discussions, threads, and profiles. No custom wrappers or complex SDKs needed — just instant integration.

No wrapper code — all 14 endpoints exposed as tools
Works with Cursor, VS Code, Windsurf, Claude, Cline
Official & maintained — not a community script
Free to install — uses same API credits

Works with every MCP-compatible tool

CursorVS CodeWindsurfClaudeClineOpenAI Codex
mcp.json · Model Context Protocol
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "subscraper": {
      "url": "https://mcp.subscraper.dev",
      "headers": {
        "Authorization": "Bearer sk-..."
      }
    }
  }
}
agent chat · using subscraper
Y
Can you find what people on Reddit think about "React Server Components", and show me the top 5 posts?

Using subscraper.search

I found 5 posts. The most popular one is "Are React Server Components worth the hype?" with 280 comments in r/reactjs...

Interactive API

Request in, structured JSON out.

Every endpoint works the same way. POST with a JSON body, get typed JSON back. Explore the examples below.

POST/api/v1/search

Request Body

{
  "query": "indie hacker marketing",
  "sort": "top",
  "limit": 10
}

Response (200 OK)

{
  "results": [
    {
      "title": "How I got my first 100 paying users",
      "subreddit": "SaaS",
      "score": 1204,
      "numComments": 185
    }
  ],
  "total": 3105,
  "took_ms": 115
}

Use cases

What developers build with Reddit data.

Same API, endless applications. Here's what teams ship with our endpoints.

01

Market Research

Scan public forums for feedback on specific products or industries. Understand what users love and what they complain about.

researchsentimentproduct

02

LLM Training & Context

Supply raw, unfiltered user discussions straight into your AI agents or RAG pipelines. Stop writing custom HTML parsers.

llmaimcp

03

Social Listening

Set up alerts for when your brand or competitor is mentioned. Run queries on a daily cron job to stay informed.

alertsmonitoringcron

04

Idea Validation

Find customer pain points in niche subreddits before building a product. See what questions get asked repeatedly.

validationideasniches

05

Content Curation

Source trending topics for newsletters, blogs, or social media pages automatically based on engagement scores.

contentautomationnewsletters

06

Lead Discovery

Identify users who are actively asking for the solution your software provides in relevant communities.

leadssalesdiscovery

Pricing

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  • MCP access
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  • Resets every month
  • Premium residential proxies
  • Priority support
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