Reddit Comment
Exporter.
Export all comments from any Reddit thread as structured data. Surface market insights, customer requests, and ad angles in one click — eight seconds per thread.
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Reddit Comment Exporter 
How it works
Three steps.
Thread to export.
Open the thread.
Any subreddit where your customer hangs out — r/SaaS, r/skincareaddiction, r/parenting, r/personalfinance. The extension lights up automatically. Old + new Reddit, both.
Click extract.
Eight seconds. Every comment, every nested reply, every score, every permalink — including the 1.4k replies hidden behind “more replies” batches.
Read the patterns.
Top phrases. Repeated objections. Common questions. High-engagement comments. Surfaced in the same popup — ready to paste into a CSV, a Google Doc, or your ad.
What you walk away with
Three things you
walk away with.
Real text you can paste. Structure you can analyze. Patterns you can act on. No setup, no API keys, no AI making things up — just the thread you were already reading, made useful.
Customer language, verbatim.
Comment id, parent id, depth, author, score, ISO timestamp, body, permalink — into CSV, JSON, or markdown. Three copy modes (plain, structured, markdown) for pasting straight into a doc, a Slack, or an LLM.
The thread, not just the text.
See who replied to whom, where the disagreement starts, where the “actually…” sub-thread explodes. Hierarchy preserved. Collapsed batches auto-expanded. Deleted comments handled. Old + new Reddit.
What hurts, in their words.
The pain point finder pulls the complaints, feature requests, and competitor mentions out of a thread — ranked by severity, each backed by a direct quote you can check.
One thread is a hook.
Ten threads is a campaign.
Plus removes the 100-comment cap and the weekly export limit, and exports any thread straight to Google Docs — for people who just want clean comment data out of Reddit. Pro is the Reddit pain point finder: AI that pulls complaints, requests, and competitor mentions out of any thread, plus objections and customer language, a saved research library, patterns across threads, and API access.
Unlimited extraction
PlusPull every comment from any thread — 200, 2,000, or 20,000. No per-thread cap, no weekly export limit.
Google Docs export
PlusOne click sends the formatted thread — hierarchy, scores, permalinks — to a new Doc in your Drive. Hand it to a writer.
Saved history
ProEvery thread you’ve extracted, kept and searchable. Reload a campaign’s worth of source material with one click.
Pain point finder
ProComplaints ranked by severity, the features people ask for, and the competitors they mention — each with a direct quote from the thread.
Objections + patterns
ProAI-generated objections, angles, and customer phrasing for your product. Patterns across every thread you save. API access included.
Built for Reddit specifically
What “every comment”
actually means.
Reddit threads aren’t flat lists. They have hierarchy, batched “more replies” loading, AMA conventions, deleted-comment edge cases, and two different page formats. We handle every one of them — so the export you get is the thread you read, intact.
Hierarchy preserved — depth, parent-id, indentation, in every export.
Auto-expands “more replies” — including deeply collapsed batches.
Old + new Reddit, same extraction quality on both.
Deleted & removed comments preserved with explicit markers.
Three copy modes — plain, structured, markdown — paste anywhere.
Native Google Docs export. No CSV → import → reformat dance.
Local-first by default. Free extraction never leaves your machine.
Insights without AI — deterministic top-words, phrases, questions.
Pricing
Start free.
Go unlimited on Plus.
Free runs the full pipeline on any thread: 100 comments per thread, 5 exports a week. Plus removes both limits and adds Google Docs export — for people who just want clean comment data out of Reddit. Pro adds the AI pain point finder on top: complaints, requests, objections, saved research, API access.
Free
The trial that doesn’t expire. Run the full pipeline on a real thread.
- Up to 100 comments per thread
- 5 exports a week (CSV, JSON, Copy)
- CSV, JSON, three copy modes
- Hierarchy + depth preserved
- Auto-expands “more replies”
- Works on new + old.reddit.com
Plus
$48 billed yearly
The export tool, uncapped. Unlimited comments + Google Docs export.
- Everything in Free
- Unlimited comments per thread
- Unlimited exports — no weekly cap
- Google Docs export to Drive
- Priority support
- Cancel anytime, in one click
Cancel anytime, in one click.
Pro
$180 billed yearly
The Reddit pain point finder. Know what your customers complain about, in their words.
- Everything in Plus
- AI pain points, requests & competitor mentions
- Objections, angles & customer phrasing
- AI thread summaries & insights
- Saved research library + cross-thread patterns
- API: 100 thread exports / month
Cancel anytime, in one click.
Built for
Founders. Marketers.
Anyone whose job is words.
Indie hackers writing landing-page copy. DTC operators hunting ad angles. Agency creatives who need source material that isn’t made up. PMs running customer discovery on a budget. Researchers who need permalinks for citation. Pick your guide.
Free tool
01Export Reddit comments online — free tool
Paste a thread link, download the comments as CSV, Excel, JSON, or text. No install, no account.
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Free tool
02Reddit thread to text, in one paste
Turn any Reddit thread into clean plain text or Markdown — ready for ChatGPT, Claude, or your notes.
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Pro · Customer research
03Reddit pain point finder
Find what your customers complain about on Reddit — complaints, requests, and competitor mentions, each with a direct quote.
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News · 2026
04Reddit’s API and RSS shutdown: what still works
RSS ends Nov 13, 2026 and the public API closes in March 2027. How to keep exporting Reddit comments.
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GummySearch closing
05A GummySearch alternative for thread research
GummySearch shuts down Dec 1, 2026. What replaces it, and where a thread exporter fits.
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Download · Save
06Download Reddit comments to your disk
Save every comment from a thread before it disappears — CSV, JSON, Markdown, or a Google Doc.
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Thread exporter
07A Reddit thread exporter for the next thread you open
Comment scraper that runs in your browser. No API key, no OAuth, hierarchy intact, “more replies” auto-expanded.
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How-to
08Export Reddit comments to CSV
The cleanest way to get a Reddit thread into a spreadsheet — with hierarchy intact.
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Reddit → Excel
09Export a Reddit thread to Excel
A CSV that opens cleanly in Excel — UTF-8 with BOM, ISO timestamps, no encoding fights.
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Reddit → Sheets
10Import a Reddit thread into Google Sheets
Sixty seconds from a Reddit thread to a Google Sheet you can pivot, filter, and share.
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Reddit → JSON
11Export a Reddit thread as JSON
Clean JSON with the nested reply tree intact — ready for Python, Node, or an LLM prompt.
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Plus feature
12Export a Reddit thread to a Google Doc
One click, no copy-paste. The thread arrives in Drive, formatted, ready to share.
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How-to
13How to save Reddit comments before they disappear
The in-app Save button is a bookmark, not a save. Here’s the way that actually survives.
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For PMs · Founders
14A Reddit market research tool
Voice of customer, pain points, competitor mentions, content ideas — pulled from the subreddits your customers already use.
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For researchers
15A Reddit research tool that respects your method
Reproducible exports with permalinks, depth, and provenance — built for citation, not scraping.
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For marketers
16Find ad hooks inside Reddit threads
Turn the words your customers actually use into ad angles, headlines, and positioning copy.
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No Python
17Reddit sentiment & insights without code
Top words, common questions, high-engagement comments — surfaced automatically from the thread you’re reading.
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After 2023
18A Reddit API alternative for the rest of us
You don’t need a developer account, an OAuth dance, or $0.24 per 1k calls to read public comments.
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Is the free tier really free?
Does it handle threads with thousands of comments?
What about deleted, removed, or [removed by mod] comments?
[deleted] or [removed] so you can see where the gap is in the conversation rather than losing the shape of the thread. How is this different from using the Reddit API directly?
Where does my data go?
What permissions does the extension need?
activeTab reads the page you’re on; downloads writes your CSV/JSON; clipboardWrite handles copy. Sign-in is only used if you upgrade. Can I cancel anytime?
Your customers are talking right now
Open a Reddit thread. Click extract. Read your next ad.
Free Chrome extension. No account, no API keys, no setup. Works on the next thread you open.