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Use cases · Brand monitoring
Brand monitoring on Reddit and X. What people say when you are not in the room.
Search all of Reddit and X for your brand, product or competitor names, newest first, then pull the comments on the Reddit threads with real discussion. Feed the text to your model for sentiment and themes.
- from $0.0045 per record
- X
- from $0.000225 per record
- Free to start
- $0.10
Updated 21 October 2026
The workflow
- Run Reddit search with your brand name and sort "newest". For a weekly digest, use sort "top" with postedWithin "7d"; postedWithin applies to top only.
- Run X searchPosts with the same query for what X is saying, across all authors.
- Pick the Reddit threads with the most comments and run Reddit comments with up to ten permalinks per call.
- Watch the subreddits where your buyers talk with Reddit subreddit, sort "newest" or "hot".
- Read Reddit history for free to see how a thread's score and comment count moved across your captures.
- Run it on a schedule from your own job and send the new mentions to your team.
Who uses it
Support and product
Find bug reports and feature requests that never reach your inbox.
Competitive research
Read what users say about competitors in their own words, thread by thread.
Operations used
List prices per record. A call can carry a minimum, so quote first: the quote is free, and a record that does not come back is not charged.
| Step | Operation | What comes back | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Reddit search | Posts across Reddit for a keyword | $0.0045 per record |
| 2 | Reddit comments | Top comments on up to ten posts | $0.0045 per record |
| 3 | Reddit subreddit | A subreddit's listing under one sort | $0.0045 per record |
| 4 | X / Twitter searchPosts | Posts by keyword across all authors | $0.000225 per record |
The operations in this workflow
Questions people ask.
Can I search Reddit comments by keyword?
Search finds posts. Pull the comments on the posts you care about with the comments operation, up to ten posts per call.
Can I find X accounts as well as posts?
Yes. A separate search operation finds X accounts by keyword, a name, a topic or a bio phrase.
How do I avoid reading the same post twice?
Keep the post ids or permalinks you have seen and skip them on the next run. Reddit history is free for posts you already captured.
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