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Omniscrape Reddit post API pricing

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$0.00per 1,000 postsWe haven't run Omniscrape through our Reddit post API benchmark yet.This plan is free. We rank 215 plans for Reddit post APIs by price. Half the plans cost $0.07 or less per 1,000 posts. 75 Reddit post API plans on our price sheet are free. Arctic Shift's free plan scores highest of the free plans in our benchmark, at 77.0 out of 100.Prowlo's $19 monthly plan is the cheapest paid plan per 1,000 posts, with no charge per call. You get as many posts as Prowlo's rate limit allows. Apinoa's Daily volume from 1,001 requests a day plan costs the least for 10,000 posts a month: $0.08.RedReplier's $19 monthly plan covers any number of posts, and costs as much up front as Prowlo's $19 monthly plan.Scrappa, Arctic Shift and ReefAPI are the best Reddit post API providers in the Datacircle benchmark.
Type a number to see the cheapest Omniscrape plan for that many posts. The table below then sorts the other plans by what each costs.

Omniscrape: Reddit post API alternatives

Omniscrape alternatives: other Reddit post API providers by price

The table starts with Omniscrape's cheapest paid plan. Next come plans from other providers with the price per 1,000 posts closest to Omniscrape's. We also show the SiteCheck plan. Its price is farther from the price of Omniscrape's cheapest paid plan.

Omniscrape, $79 monthlySiteCheck, pay as you goreddapi.dev, $249 monthly, Team, POST /api/v1/leadsSocialiQ, $50 monthlyByCrawl, $79 monthlySocialCrawl, £299 pack
$ per 1,000 posts$0.105$0.08$0.10$0.10$0.105$0.106
Completeness100%40%80%20%100%100%
Billingmonthlypay as you gomonthlymonthlymonthlypay first
Pay$79per call$249$50$79£299
Enough for7,500 pages a monthas many as you pay for50,000 pages a month10,000 pages a month7,500 pages a month150,000 pages
Freshnessunknownunknownstoredliveunknownlive
Who can get itanyone at least 18 years old and able to enter into a binding contract in their jurisdictionanyone at least 18 acting for business purposes (not a consumer), not a person subject to sanctions or from a region where the service or the payment would be prohibited, with no account or API key, paying each call in USDC (x402)anyone aged 13 or over with an accountanyoneanyoneanyone 18 or over

Sources

From each provider's own pricing page and docs, and from what providers tell us. We read this row from these pages on 2026-11-11.

  1. omniscrape.dev
  2. omniscrape.dev/pricing
  3. omniscrape.dev/en/docs/api-reference
  4. omniscrape.dev/en/docs/api-reference/reddit
  5. omniscrape.dev/en/docs/limitations
  6. omniscrape.dev/terms

Product details

The key fields this plan's answer can hold, then each filled column in its row on the sheet.

  • Text
  • Media
  • Engagement
  • Author
  • Subreddit
Price
$ per 1,000 posts$0.00
Perpage of 100
Billingfree
Charges
Also pays forfrom the same budget: 96 other Omniscrape calls
Not found
$ per 1,000 calls that find nothing$0.00
In their words
Their pitchGet posts submitted by a Reddit user.
Data
Keep datano limit
Use dataYou agree not to use the Service to: Violate any applicable law or the terms of any third-party platform whose data is being retrieved. Collect personal data for surveillance, harassment, doxxing, unsolicited marketing, or any unlawful profiling. Resell raw API responses as a competing scraping product without a written commercial agreement. Probe, scan, overload, or otherwise interfere with the availability or integrity of the Service. [...] Use of data retrieved through the Service must comply with the applicable third-party platform's terms of service and any relevant law in your jurisdiction.
Plan
Pay$0
You get100 credits
Enough for50 pages
Rate limit
Batch1
Speed
Answerin the call
The call
You sendusername. Optional: sort, t, count, after
MethodGET
Path/reddit/users/:username/posts
About the plan
PlanFree
Who can get itanyone at least 18 years old and able to enter into a binding contract in their jurisdiction
The 13 fields the plan's answer can hold

post ID, title, author, subreddit, score, upvote ratio, comment count, created at, URL, permalink, text, media, next cursor

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