Overview
The Reddit block retrieves posts and comments from Reddit threads. Use it to gather user opinions, analyze discussions, research topics, or collect real user feedback for content creation and market research.Configuration
Operation
Select the Reddit operation to perform.Find Post Configuration
Use these settings when the operation is set to “Find post”.Search Term
Enter the keyword or phrase to search for on Reddit. This field supports placeholders for dynamic values. Examples:- Static search:
best CRM software - From previous step:
{{step_1.output.topic}} - Combined:
{{input.product}} reviews
Max Posts
Set the maximum number of posts to retrieve from search results.- Minimum: 1 post
- Maximum: 100 posts
- Default: 10 posts
Search Sort
Choose how search results are sorted.Search Time
Filter posts by time range.Find Post Output
The Find Post operation returns an array of post objects.Output Structure
Find Post Output Fields
Accessing Find Post Data
Get first post:Get Comments from Post Configuration
Use these settings when the operation is set to “Get comments from post”.Reddit Post URL
Enter the URL of the Reddit post to scrape. This field supports placeholders for dynamic URLs. Examples:- Direct URL:
https://www.reddit.com/r/SEO/comments/abc123/how_to_improve_rankings/ - From previous step:
{{step_1.output.reddit_url}} - From loop:
{{current.url}}
Use the full Reddit post URL. Short links (redd.it) and mobile URLs (m.reddit.com) are also supported.
Max Comments
Set the maximum number of comments to retrieve from the thread.- Minimum: 1 comment
- Maximum: 1000 comments
- Default: 100 comments
Sort Comments
Choose how comments are sorted before retrieval.Get Comments from Post Output
The Get Comments operation returns an array containing the post and its comments.Output Structure
Output Fields
Accessing Output Data
Get the post (first item):Best Practices
Find Post
- Use “Relevance” sort for targeted keyword research
- Use “Top” sort with “All” time to find evergreen content
- Use “New” sort with “Week” time for trending discussions
- Start with 10-20 posts, increase if you need broader coverage
- Combine with Loop + Get Comments to deep-dive into top posts
Get Comments from Post
- Use “Top” sort to get the most valuable comments first
- Set a reasonable max comments limit to reduce processing time
- Filter comments by upvotes in subsequent steps for quality insights
- Use “New” sort for recent feedback on trending topics
- Check parentId to understand comment threading structure
General
- Combine with LLM block to summarize or analyze discussions
- Store results in Google Sheets for tracking over time
Common Use Cases
Example Workflow: Sentiment Analysis
Analyze user sentiment about a topic:-
Reddit Block:
- URL: Reddit post about your product/topic
- Max Comments: 200
- Sort: Top
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LLM Block:
- Google Sheets Block: Store analysis results
Example Workflow: FAQ Generation
Generate FAQ content from Reddit discussions:- Google Sheets Block: Read list of relevant Reddit URLs
- Loop Block: Process each URL
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Reddit Block:
- URL:
{{current.url}} - Max Comments: 100
- Sort: Top
- URL:
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LLM Block:
- Google Sheets Block: Append extracted Q&As
Example Workflow: Topic Research with Find Post
Discover and analyze Reddit discussions on any topic:-
Reddit Block (Find Post):
- Operation: Find Post
- Search Term:
{{input.topic}} - Max Posts: 20
- Sort: Top
- Time: Month
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LLM Block:
- Google Sheets Block: Store research findings
Example Workflow: Deep Dive Research
Combine Find Post and Get Comments for comprehensive research:-
Reddit Block (Find Post):
- Operation: Find Post
- Search Term:
best {{input.product_category}} - Max Posts: 5
- Sort: Top
- Time: All
- Loop Block: Process each post
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Reddit Block (Get Comments):
- Operation: Get Comments from Post
- URL:
{{current.postUrl}} - Max Comments: 100
- Sort: Top
-
LLM Block:
- Google Sheets Block: Append summaries
Troubleshooting
Find Post Issues
Get Comments Issues
What’s Next
Now that you understand the Reddit block:- Learn about LLM Block to analyze Reddit discussions
- See Loop Block to process multiple threads
- Explore Google Search Block to find Reddit discussions
- Check Google Sheets Block to store extracted insights