reddit-search

Reddit's search results as posts: title, the post's page, what it links to, score, comment count, author, time, flair and the first 300 characters of the text. Site-wide, or inside one subreddit. sort relevance, hot, top, new or comments; t the window for top; limit up to 250. Without session it reads Reddit's public search feed (1 to 3 s per 100 posts; the feed has no score, comment count or flair, so those are null). With session (your reddit_session cookie, used for this run only, never stored) every column is filled.

stagedreddit.comWASM module11 fields1-3 units per 100 posts; or recordsfresh 5 min
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POST api.crawl4ai.com/recipes/…

$ crawl recipe

              
Live · your key · counts against your quota✓ 200 OK
# Hit Run - the rows render here as a table, with the cost

Fields

11 columns on every row. null means the site does not state it.
fieldtypemeaning
titlestringThe post's title.
urlstringThe post's own page on Reddit.
linkstringWhat the post points at: an outside link, or the post's own page for a text post; null on the second source.
scoreintegerThe post's score (upvotes minus downvotes) when read.
commentsintegerHow many comments the post has, as Reddit counts them.
authorstringThe author's Reddit name, without u/.
createdstringWhen the post was published, ISO 8601 UTC.
flairstringThe post's flair text; null when it has none.
subredditstringThe subreddit's name, without r/.
idstringReddit's id of the post (without t3_).
textstringThe first 300 characters of a text post's body; empty for a link post.

null means the site does not state it.

titlestringThe post's title.
urlstringThe post's own page on Reddit.
linkstringWhat the post points at: an outside link, or the post's own page for a text post; null on the second source.
scoreintegerThe post's score (upvotes minus downvotes) when read.
commentsintegerHow many comments the post has, as Reddit counts them.
authorstringThe author's Reddit name, without u/.
createdstringWhen the post was published, ISO 8601 UTC.
flairstringThe post's flair text; null when it has none.
subredditstringThe subreddit's name, without r/.
idstringReddit's id of the post (without t3_).
textstringThe first 300 characters of a text post's body; empty for a link post.

How it behaves

Cost. 1-3 units per 100 posts; or records. A failed run costs 0.

Freshness 5 min. The same input within 5 min is served from cache at 0 units.

How it answers. Answers at once for one input; a large run goes as a job you poll.

Questions about this recipeQuestions

Short answers. The API reference has the long ones.

Call POST /recipes/reddit-search with your key and query and subreddit and sort. You get rows with the 11 fields above. The recipe is tested against the live site every 6 hours.

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