Reddit Subreddit Scraper

Up to 1,000 per run, which is where Reddit's own listing stops — the same wall you hit scrolling the page yourself. Targets are 100, 250, 500, and 1,000. That is four times deeper than Reddit search allows, which stops handing out results at roughly 250.

The 1,000 limit applies per sort, not per subreddit, so the sorts overlap rather than repeat. Run New for the recent window, then Top with the time filter set to Year, Month, and Week, and merge the exports on post ID. For older or narrower slices, search inside the community with the Reddit Search Results Scraper — a keyword or date-bounded query reaches posts the listings no longer show.

Yes — that is the Posts + Comments option. The extension collects the posts first, then goes back through each one and drains its full comment tree, including 'load more' and 'continue this thread' stubs. Targets are 25, 50, or 100 posts because every post adds its whole discussion; the entire two-phase run still counts as a single run on your plan.

No. The extension reads the same JSON reddit.com already loads for your browser session, so there is no developer app to register, no OAuth flow, no rate-limit quota to apply for, and no client secrets to store.

Hot, New, Top, Rising, and Controversial. Open the tab you want on Reddit and the extension follows it — including the time window on Top and Controversial. A bare /r/{subreddit} URL is Reddit's Hot default.

It works with whatever your logged-in browser session can already see — including private communities you have been approved for and NSFW communities you have opted into. It never bypasses an access control you do not already have.

This one takes a community and gives you its feed — everything posted, in the order Reddit ranks it, up to 1,000. The search scraper takes a keyword and gives you matches across all of Reddit or inside one community, up to about 250. Use the subreddit scraper to study a community; use search to follow a topic across communities.

Yes. Download as native Excel (.xlsx), CSV, or JSON when the run ends, or browse and re-export from your InsightSocial dashboard later.

The free plan includes 30 runs per month, and one run is one scrape session no matter its size — a 1,000-post subreddit export counts the same as a 100-post one. Pro is $3.99/month billed yearly, or $4.99 month-to-month, with 300 runs per month.

The extension behaves like a normal reader — it reads pages you visit in your own browser session and never posts, votes, or messages on your behalf. Keeping scrape volumes reasonable keeps the activity indistinguishable from ordinary browsing.