Reddit posts and comment trees without Reddit API approval
Search posts, subreddits, and users; pull hot/new/top/best feeds, comment trees, and user history. Not an official platform API. No account, no OAuth — pay per call with x402 or spend a prepaid credit balance with one API key.
/api/post/:id/api/post/:id/comments/api/post/:id/comments/:commentId/replies/api/posts/best/api/posts/hot/api/posts/new/api/posts/top/api/search/post/api/search/subreddit/api/search/user/api/subreddit/:name/api/subreddit/:name/posts/api/user/:username/api/user/:username/comments/api/user/:username/posts
Also covers: subreddits
compared to
What Reddit is not
| Path | What it is | What you set up |
|---|---|---|
| Official Reddit Data API | Compliant writes and mod tools | Reddit app approval |
| Arctic Shift / PullPush | Historical dumps and community mirrors | Their interface, often stale |
| reddit.fetcher.sh | Live public GET, $0.002 per call | None for x402 |
Named comparison: Best Reddit APIs in 2026. Alternatives: Reddit API alternatives. Compare: Compare Reddit APIs.
prices
15 GETs on this host
$0.002 per call in USDC. Same numbers as /prices on the directory.
| GET | What it returns | USDC / call | Page |
|---|---|---|---|
GET /api/post/{id} | Post | $0.002 | docs |
GET /api/post/{id}/comments | Post comments | $0.002 | docs |
GET /api/post/{id}/comments/{commentId}/replies | Post comments replies | $0.002 | docs |
GET /api/posts/best | Posts best | $0.002 | docs |
GET /api/posts/hot | Posts hot | $0.002 | docs |
GET /api/posts/new | Posts new | $0.002 | docs |
GET /api/posts/top | Posts top | $0.002 | docs |
GET /api/search/post | Search post | $0.002 | docs |
GET /api/search/subreddit | Search subreddit | $0.002 | docs |
GET /api/search/user | Search user | $0.002 | docs |
GET /api/subreddit/{name} | Subreddit | $0.002 | docs |
GET /api/subreddit/{name}/posts | Subreddit posts | $0.002 | docs |
GET /api/user/{username} | User | $0.002 | docs |
GET /api/user/{username}/comments | User comments | $0.002 | docs |
GET /api/user/{username}/posts | User posts | $0.002 | docs |
questions
FAQ
Do I need Reddit API approval?
Is this a Pushshift archive dump?
Do I need an official developer account?
Is there a monthly minimum or subscription?
Can I pay for a single request?
the main one
start here
$0.002 per callSearch post
/api/search/postSearch every subreddit at once, sorted the way Reddit sorts.
try an example
opens the payment page in a new tab · $0.002 per call
quick start
Call Reddit in 30 seconds
curl -H 'Authorization: Bearer bby_live_...' \
'https://reddit.fetcher.sh/api/search/post?keyword=ai+agents'# call without payment to inspect the 402 challenge
curl -i 'https://reddit.fetcher.sh/api/search/post?keyword=ai+agents'
# HTTP/1.1 402 Payment Required
# payment-required: <base64 payment requirements>No key yet? Top up once (minimum $1) and the first response contains your bby_live_ key — one balance works across every fetcher.sh service. Generate one.
mcp
Add Reddit to Claude or Cursor
This host serves 15 named Reddit tools at /mcp. Catalog discovery (search, describe, fetch any path) lives on mcp.fetcher.sh.
{
"mcpServers": {
"fetcher": { "url": "https://reddit.fetcher.sh/mcp" }
}
}Specialized tools: reddit_post, reddit_post_comments, reddit_post_comments_replies, reddit_posts_best, reddit_posts_hot, reddit_posts_new, reddit_posts_top, reddit_search_post, reddit_search_subreddit, reddit_search_user, reddit_subreddit, reddit_subreddit_posts, reddit_user, reddit_user_comments, reddit_user_posts. Browse every service on mcp.fetcher.sh.
reference
All 15 Reddit endpoints
Click any endpoint to open its console: fill the parameters and try it live — the payable URL opens in a new tab, ready for a browser wallet.
Top up once — then hammer all 15 endpoints with one key
One x402 payment funds a credit balance. Every call after that is a plain Bearer request: no signing, no chain round-trip, more requests per second. The same balance works on every fetcher.sh service.
Agents: paste Set up https://reddit.fetcher.sh/skill.md into your agent — it reads the skill and sets everything up.

