Market Discovery
Start with subreddits, feeds, scores, and keywords. Move beyond one-off thread scraping into repeatable market research.
Discover Reddit threads, extract comment context, and cluster pains, objections, requests, and buying triggers with source links.
Free handles clean exports. Starter adds subreddit discovery and saved context. Pro turns a niche into repeatable research. Research scales high-volume evidence work.
Start with subreddits, feeds, scores, and keywords. Move beyond one-off thread scraping into repeatable market research.
Group raw comments into pains, requests, objections, failed solutions, buying triggers, and competitor mentions.
Export clean CSV, JSON, and Markdown evidence packs built for spreadsheets, briefs, docs, and LLM prompts.
Point Subharvest at a niche. Find high-signal Reddit threads across selected subreddits before you scrape anything.
Capture comment trees with context: parent IDs, depth, submitter flags, timestamps, scores, authors, and permalinks.
Turn clusters into a research brief where every insight links back to the original Reddit evidence.
Generated from 247 Reddit comments across 6 subreddits.
"Every scraper I tried flattens the comment tree. I lose all context about what they were replying to."
"I don't trust cloud tools with my research data. I need something that stays local."
"I just want the raw comments with scores, timestamps, and links so I can do my own analysis."
"The moment I saw the nested context preserved with parent IDs, I knew this was different."
"Tried PRAW, tried the API, tried copy-paste. None of them gave me research-ready output."
"I spend 3 hours manually collecting comments for every niche I research. There has to be a better way."
"Most scraping tools lose the nested context. If I cannot see what they were replying to, I cannot validate the pain point."
Finally a Reddit tool that preserves comment depth and context. Every other scraper flattens the tree. This keeps the evidence chain intact.
I used to spend hours manually collecting Reddit comments for ad research. Subharvest cut that to minutes. The evidence packs are incredibly useful.
Clean CSV exports with parent IDs, depth levels, and permalinks. This is what I actually need for analysis, not some AI summary.
Local-first approach sold me. My research data stays in my browser until I explicitly export it. No cloud dependency, no account wall.
The pain, objection, and buying trigger clusters are game-changing. I can hand a research brief to copywriters with actual Reddit evidence attached.
Launch rates for early users. Future pricing may change for new customers. Scraped Reddit research stays local unless you export and share it yourself.
Billed $48 annually
Subreddit discovery plus saved context
Billed $72 annually
The complete repeat research workflow
Billed $120 annually
The largest local research workspace
Subharvest reads Reddit JSON from your browser context, preserves comment metadata, and keeps source links attached to every exported row and insight.
We keep everything: comment depth, parent IDs, author flags (OP, Mod, Admin), exact Unix timestamps, and full permalinks.
The current public build uses deterministic local signal rules. Any future AI layer should sit on top of source-linked evidence packs instead of replacing inspectable comments.
Yes. Free, Starter, Pro, and Research are wired through Stripe. After checkout, use the Account Center to manage billing, refresh license access, and connect the extension.