Frequently asked questions

RedScraper is a tool that lets you collect, analyze, and export Reddit data including posts, comments, users, and trends—ideal for researchers, marketers, and developers.

Yes, RedScraper only collects publicly available data in compliance with Reddit's API guidelines and Terms of Service. However, it's your responsibility to ensure your use of the data complies with applicable laws and third-party policies.

You can scrape Reddit post content, comment threads, usernames (publicly available), post timestamps, upvote counts, subreddit names, and more.

No, you do not need a Reddit account to use RedScraper. All scraping is performed using our backend tools that interact with publicly available data.

Most scraping jobs are processed within minutes, depending on the scope of your request. Real-time tasks may take slightly longer if throttling is required.

Yes, you can export your scraped data in formats like CSV or JSON directly from your dashboard.

Yes, RedScraper supports scraping historical Reddit content, including posts and comments from previous months and years, subject to availability and volume limits.

Absolutely. You can filter your data collection by subreddit, date range, keyword, author, and other parameters to focus your search.

Depending on your plan, you will have a monthly scraping quota. Your quota can be increased by upgrading your plan or contacting support for custom usage.

Yes, we offer both advanced API access and custom scraping solutions. Please contact us at info@redscraper.io for enterprise options.

If you need support, just reach out via email or our live chat. We’re happy to walk you through the features or help troubleshoot your setup.