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Reddit Comments API
Extract every comment from a Reddit post — the full threaded discussion flattened to one row per comment, at any reply depth.
Sample
Sample data
Here's a sample run of the full comment thread on a single r/technology post — one row per comment with reply depth, author, score and the post it belongs to.
| # | Comment URL | Comment ID | Comment | Depth | Author | Is OP | Upvotes | Posted | Edited | Parent ID | Post ID | Post URL | Post | Subreddit |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | osu445u | \> Zuck lays off 10% of workers all at once
\> Zuck forces a large swath of the company to find more arbitrary use cases for AI
\> Zuck requires everyone to have their computer use surveilled to train AI to replace them later
\> Zuck looks at camera
Who killed morale? | 0 | I_SLEEP_NORMALLY | false | 1,240 | 2026-06-20T21:39:02Z | 2026-06-20T21:47:25Z | t3_1ub7r1y | t3_1ub7r1y | technology | |||
2 | osuayex | We are all looking for the man who did this! | 1 | ptau217 | false | 230 | 2026-06-20T22:15:34Z | — | t1_osu445u | t3_1ub7r1y | technology | |||
3 | osuqq6m | Tell him he’s a piece of shit | 2 | dzendian | false | 51 | 2026-06-20T23:48:21Z | — | t1_osuayex | t3_1ub7r1y | technology | |||
4 | osv0eav | It’s important to remember that Zuck leading a multi-billion dollar empire is a consequence of the ownership model in capitalism, some right calls that gave Facebook early momentum that were very specific to their time, and the inherent tendency of social networks towards natural monopolies.
There is nothing there that is proof he would be particularly apt at managing an advertising business (which is Meta’s actual and only working business), a virtual reality venture (which failed), a large language model venture (in which Llama is not competitive to the other frontier models despite Meta hiring some of the most prestigious people in the past), or whatever will be his next idea to pour billions into. There is nothing meritocratic here, nobody of the many capable people working at that corporation would be given control by presenting better ideas or better evidence for what a good direction would be for Meta, even if they were able to convince the non-Zuck owners of 86% of the share due to the dual-class structure in where he keeps >>50% of the votes. | 1 | dapzar | false | 105 | 2026-06-21T00:48:18Z | 2026-06-21T00:53:23Z | t1_osu445u | t3_1ub7r1y | technology | |||
5 | osv6t41 | Excellent points. It must hurt him to know that the only successful portions of his business are the ones he bought, but did not play a role in creating. | 2 | ptau217 | false | 34 | 2026-06-21T01:28:44Z | — | t1_osv0eav | t3_1ub7r1y | technology | |||
6 | osvfak4 | He apparently also assigned a huge amount of engineers to basically do code reviews for fully vibe coded apps to increase training data | 1 | pdabaker | false | 52 | 2026-06-21T02:22:42Z | — | t1_osu445u | t3_1ub7r1y | technology | |||
7 | osw9210 | A data scientist I know told me they run a software that tracks their mouse movements to improve Facebook’s computer use agentic models. So they were all aware that they were effectively training the model that would eventually replace them. | 1 | Lanky-Figure996 | false | 7 | 2026-06-21T05:58:14Z | — | t1_osu445u | t3_1ub7r1y | technology | |||
8 | osu1le2 | The cat's been out of the bag for awhile. Zuckerberg is an awful human being. This company is not even trying anymore to be decent or make anything that benefits society. They're completely untrustable and time and time again their product has been shown to be destroying society. | 0 | AbleCap5222 | false | 414 | 2026-06-20T21:25:53Z | — | t3_1ub7r1y | t3_1ub7r1y | technology | |||
9 | osvwij8 | Nintendo President Satoru Iwata was right.
> Iwata famously stated that reducing staff for short-term financial gains hurts morale and ultimately destroys the creative culture that drives success
He took a 50% paycut in 2014 rather than fire or reduce the pay of any employee. | 0 | Beneficial-Mine7741 | false | 41 | 2026-06-21T04:21:19Z | — | t3_1ub7r1y | t3_1ub7r1y | technology | |||
10 | osua48k | Every major tech firm has all but completely abandoned giving a shit about users entirely and move to foist a bunch of bullshit no one wants. Their stock prices have never been higher though (overall) so there is no particular corrective measure that might align anything they do back with what users (or employees for that matter) want.
But I think it is deeper in the sense that they've all basically abandoned whatever it was that grew their businesses in the first place. The FB product today is so viscerally repulsive on so many levels compared to what it was when it started and they barely seem to do anything about it because they have such a lock on so many corners of the internet they don't have to. | 0 | ckglle3lle | false | 28 | 2026-06-20T22:10:59Z | — | t3_1ub7r1y | t3_1ub7r1y | technology |
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curl -X POST https://api.mindcase.co/v1/data/reddit/comments/run \
-H "Authorization: Bearer mk_live_YOUR_API_KEY" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{
"params": {
"inputs": ""
}
}'Edit the form to update this live.
Overview
About Reddit Comments API
Reddit Comments extracts every comment from a Reddit post — the full threaded discussion flattened to one row per comment, at any reply depth.
Social researchers use it to analyze sentiment and topics in a discussion, while product teams use it to mine feedback and questions from threads about their space.
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Cost
Pricing
$0.0001per result
$0.10 per 1,000 results
$0.10 per 1,000 results. Each comment returned counts as one billable row, at any reply depth in the thread. The total row count grows with the number of post URLs and the maxResults limit set per run. Failed runs don't count.
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Total rows1,000 results
Total cost$0.100
Examples
Use cases
A few common ways teams put Reddit Comments API to work — copy a prompt below to try it yourself.
Discussion sentiment analysis
Flatten an entire thread into rows to run sentiment or topic analysis on the conversation.
Every comment on this Reddit thread about a product launch
Feedback mining
Pull all comments from threads in your niche to surface recurring questions and complaints.
All comments on the top post in r/technology this week
Community research
Capture full threaded discussions to study how a community debates a topic.
Every reply, at all depths, on this AMA thread
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
- How do I choose which comments to pull?
- Pass one or more Reddit post URLs (By Post URL). The agent flattens each thread to one row per comment, including nested replies at every depth. Use maxResults to cap comments per post.
- Are nested replies included?
- Yes. The full threaded discussion is flattened, so replies at any depth each become their own row.
- How fresh is the data?
- Live on every run. Results are never cached, so you get the comments as they stand on the post at query time.
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