Reddit Search Results Extractor

Our prebuilt reddit.com web scraper lets you extract data including reviews, comments and posts, quickly and easily, from posts made on  reddit.com  without having to write any code.

Why scrape reddit.com?

Blogs and forums are a great source of alternate data. Given how diverse and easily accessible blogs are, they are a great source of information, not only for the people reading them but for the person scraping them as well. 

Blogs like reddit.com can help you understand customer sentiment and consumer preferences. 

Active conversations on active blog posts can help you understand upcoming market trends and with enough data, you can even predict the market sentiment towards various topics.

But why use Webautomation.io?

With the amount of being generated on reddit.com every day, it's impossible to go through each of them manually. The data is rapidly changing and always evolving. You need a way to keep up with that change. 

And that’s where our predefined web scrapers come into play. 

These web scrapers have been designed specially to extract data from the reddit.com. Our simple yet powerful tool automates the whole process of extracting data, without having to write any code.

And the best part? Our reddit.com web scraper is completely free to try!

Below is a screenshot of what data fields we will be web scraping from Reddit

Video tutorial

Watch how I quickly use the tool to extract data from reddit.com

How to use it.

Firstly you will need to sign up for a FREETRIAL account or be signed in. 

Step 1: Click on "Use For Free"

Step 2: "Click the Activate button" to assign your PDE to your account.

Step 3: Enter your keywords search on the variables tab

Step 4: Click “Run Now”.

Formats available

You can download the extracted data in the following file formats:

CSV 

XML

XLSX 

JSON 

Cost

This pre-defined web scraper is using regular bots to scrape product data. When you use Reddit Search Results Extractor pre-defined web scraper, the cost will be $1 for 1000 requests.

What does the output data look like?

*** Data below was extracted on May 28, 2026 @17:00