A Reddit keyword search through RouterGrowth is priced per post returned. The quote is shown before the call, the charge settles on what came back, and a search that finds nothing costs nothing. There is no plan, seat or monthly minimum, and nothing from Reddit's own developer pricing applies.
Ask your agent
Before you run it, tell me what a search for 20 Reddit posts about our category would cost, then run it if it is under the cap.
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A real run
One call to social.search (social post search), run through RouterGrowth on October 19, 2026. These are the first rows it returned; fields that name a person are masked.
| text | community | posted |
|---|---|---|
| How to Scrape Difficult Websites at Scale: Inside a Web Scraping API Processing 10B+ Pages a Month | AMA with Batuhan from Scrape.do | r/WebScrapingInsider | 2026-09-21 |
| I scraped billions of TikTok videos and profiles by reverse engineering the mobile API. Here's how it works + source code | r/SaaS | 2026-10-04 |
Five posts for web scraping api, from r/WebScrapingInsider, r/SaaS, r/Python and an agent community. The run cost shown is the whole charge for those five posts.
Step by step
The limit is the most posts the call may return. It is also what the quote is built on, so a small limit keeps a test cheap.
inspect shows the price per post for Reddit before anything runs, and max_cost stops a call that would go above your cap.
The charge is taken on the posts actually returned. If the search finds nothing, nothing is charged.
Every run keeps its run id, the provider, the records and the charge, in the dashboard and through the runs endpoint.
Price
List prices on Reddit, read from the catalog when this page was built. The exact figure is quoted before every run, and a monthly plan lowers it.
In practice
You describe the job; the agent picks the calls, shows the price and runs them.
Before you run it, tell me what a search for 20 Reddit posts about our category would cost, then run it if it is under the cap.
Search Reddit for web scraping api, keep the five newest posts and read the replies on the busiest one.
Connect
One MCP server for Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code, Codex and Cursor, or the same call over the CLI and REST with the input above.
claude mcp add --transport http routergrowth https://api.routergrowth.com/mcp
npm install -g routergrowth && routergrowth setup
routergrowth run -c social.search -i '{"platform": "reddit", "query": "web scraping api", "limit": 5}'curl -X POST https://api.routergrowth.com/v1/run \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $ROUTERGROWTH_API_KEY" \
-d '{"capability": "social.search", "input": {"platform": "reddit", "query": "web scraping api", "limit": 5}}'Worth knowing
This page does not quote Reddit's own API tiers. RouterGrowth is independent and its prices are its own, shown live on this page.
Calls draw from one prepaid balance shared with every other capability, so Reddit, X and SERP data sit on the same bill.
Set max_cost on a run and the router refuses any provider that would cost more, instead of charging past it.
FAQ
Per post returned, with a quote before the call. The price block on this page is read live from the catalog.
No. A search with no posts is not billed.
No. You top up a wallet and each call draws from it. Optional monthly plans exist for teams that want a lower rate.
No. RouterGrowth is not Reddit's API and does not sell access to it. It returns public posts through its own providers.
More on Reddit
Reading this as an agent? This page as markdown: /tools/reddit/api-pricing.md
Connect your agent once. The first calls run on the $1 that comes with signup.