Reddit Scraper — Subreddit Posts, Comments & Search, No API Key

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One post or one comment delivered to your dataset as a structured row. A POST from a subreddit feed or from Reddit's own search carries the post ID and Reddit fullname, the permalink and the URL it points at, the subreddit, the title, the post text as published and as HTML, the author name and stable author ID, the moment it was published, the score, the upvote count and the upvote ratio, the comment count, the flair, the over-18 and spoiler flags, the media type (text, image, video, gallery or link) with a direct image link, a playable video link and its separate audio link for a Reddit-hosted video, and the external link for a link post. A COMMENT row, delivered only with "Include comments" turned on, carries the same columns plus the post it belongs to, its parent, its depth in the thread, whether it is a reply and whether Reddit had it collapsed; comments arrive in pages of about 25 with replies nested under their parents, and "Max comments per post" is the cap the run walks to. Charged only when the row lands in your dataset. No result fee: a subreddit that does not exist, is private or is banned, a search that matched nothing, a read that failed on our side, a /user/ or /wiki/ link this actor cannot serve, posts dropped by your own date window or your own over-18 setting, rows beyond your limit and rows your account already had all ship as labelled rows and cost nothing. A post whose thread was longer than your comment cap keeps a note saying so on its own row — a note on a delivered row, never an extra charge.