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logiover/reddit-subreddit-scraper-sample-data

Reddit Subreddit Scraper Scrape posts from any subreddit - title, author, score, comments, flair, text and timestamps. Run it on a schedule for social listening, brand monitoring, lead generation or market research. What the actor scrapes πŸ‘½ Reddit Subreddit Scraper β€” Scrape Reddit Posts, Scores & Comments Scrape posts from any subreddit on Reddit β€” title, author, score, comment count, flair and full self text β€” and export them to JSON, CSV or Excel.… See the full description on the dataset page: https://huggingface.co/datasets/logiover/reddit-subreddit-scraper-sample-data.

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Reddit Subreddit Scraper

Scrape posts from any subreddit - title, author, score, comments, flair, text and timestamps. Run it on a schedule for social listening, brand monitoring, lead generation or market research.

What the actor scrapes

πŸ‘½ Reddit Subreddit Scraper β€” Scrape Reddit Posts, Scores & Comments Scrape posts from any subreddit on [Reddit](https://www.reddit.com) β€” title, author, score, comment count, flair and full self text β€” and export them to JSON, CSV or Excel. This Reddit scraper comes with built-in residential proxy support so it works reliably against Reddit's datacenter-IP blocks, with no login and no Reddit API key required. Reddit never stops, so this Actor is built for **scheduled, recurring use

Who this is for

This sample is useful for anyone working in social media, marketing who wants a quick look at the shape of the data before running the live actor at scale. Treat it as a static snapshot β€” counts, prices and timestamps reflect the moment the sample was captured and will drift over time.

Source

Live source: This dataset is a static sample. For fresh, customizable extractions, run the live Apify actor: logiover/reddit-subreddit-scraper

Fields

  • β€”`postId` β€” unique post identifier
  • β€”`subreddit` β€” source subreddit name
  • β€”`title` β€” item or page title
  • β€”`author` β€” author or creator handle
  • β€”`url` β€” canonical URL of the item
  • β€”`permalink` β€” permanent link to the item
  • β€”`selftext` β€” self-post body text
  • β€”`score` β€” engagement / popularity score
  • β€”`upvoteRatio` β€” ratio of upvotes (0-1)
  • β€”`numComments` β€” comment count
  • β€”`flair` β€” post flair label
  • β€”`isVideo` β€” boolean β€” whether item is a video
  • β€”`over18` β€” boolean β€” adult / NSFW flag
  • β€”`createdAt` β€” creation timestamp
  • β€”`scrapedAt` β€” timestamp the row was scraped

Sample preview

json
[
  {
    "postId": "1tds089",
    "subreddit": "startups",
    "title": "Top 5 websites I regularly use as a developer at a startup - I will not promote",
    "author": "New-Vacation-6717",
    "url": "https://www.reddit.com/r/startups/comments/1tds089/top_5_websites_i_regularly_use_as_a_developer_at/",
    "permalink": "https://www.reddit.com/r/startups/comments/1tds089/top_5_websites_i_regularly_use_as_a_developer_at/",
    "selftext": "As a developer at a startup, I’ve realized the websites I use daily are completely different from the β€œtop developer tools” lists you usually see online.\n\nNot talking about GitHub, Stack Overflow, or MDN and all other generic stuff…\n\nI mean the smaller tools/websites that actually save me time every single day while building and shipping products.Β \n\nHere are 5 I genuinely use almost daily right no…",
    "score": 1,
    "upvoteRatio": 1,
    "numComments": 0,
    "flair": "I will not promote",
    "isVideo": false,
    "over18": false,
    "createdAt": "2026-05-15T10:15:47.000Z",
    "scrapedAt": "2026-05-15T10:53:53.744Z"
  },
  {
    "postId": "1tdrykj",
    "subreddit": "startups",
    "title": "Top 5 websites I regularly use as a developer at a startup - I will not promote",
    "author": "New-Vacation-6717",
    "url": "https://www.reddit.com/r/startups/comments/1tdrykj/top_5_websites_i_regularly_use_as_a_developer_at/",
    "permalink": "https://www.reddit.com/r/startups/comments/1tdrykj/top_5_websites_i_regularly_use_as_a_developer_at/",
    "selftext": "As a developer at a startup, I’ve realized the websites I use daily are completely different from the β€œtop developer tools” lists you usually see online.\n\nNot talking about GitHub, Stack Overflow, or MDN and all other generic stuff…\n\nI mean the smaller tools/websites that actually save me time every single day while building and shipping products.Β \n\nHere are 5 I genuinely use almost daily right no…",
    "score": 2,
    "upvoteRatio": 0.67,
    "numComments": 0,
    "flair": "I will not promote",
    "isVideo": false,
    "over18": false,
    "createdAt": "2026-05-15T10:13:36.000Z",
    "scrapedAt": "2026-05-15T10:53:53.793Z"
  }
]

Snapshot stats

  • β€”Row count in this sample: 100
  • β€”Data quality flag at capture time: GOOD

License & Attribution

Released under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0). If you use this data, please credit the source actor and link back to its Apify Store page: logiover/reddit-subreddit-scraper.

The sample is provided as-is for evaluation and research. Source websites retain their own terms of service β€” downstream users are responsible for complying with them when running the live actor or redistributing scraped content.