Find the Reddit threads where buyers ask for a tool like yours
Ask your agent to search Reddit for your buyers' question and rank the threads worth answering. A real run, with the threads it found and the reply rules.
Search Reddit posts and comments, size up subreddits and read whole threads from Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor. Hosted, with no Reddit API keys of your own.
What each tool returns, and what a call costs.
Reddit tools in the docsReddit posts matching a query, ranked by the search, across all of Reddit or inside one community.
Reddit comments matching a query, ranked by the search, across all of Reddit or inside one community.
The communities that discuss a topic, counted from one page of search results.
One community: how big it is, how busy it is, and the rules it posts, as the moderators wrote them.
Every post created in the given subreddits inside a time window, oldest first.
One Reddit thread in full: the whole post body, its score, its flair and how big the community is.
The comments on one Reddit thread, flattened in reading order with their reply depth.
Plain questions in any connected client. The agent picks the tools.
Which subreddits talk about bookkeeping for freelancers, and what are their rules?
Find threads this month where people ask for a Notion alternative.
What do people complain about most in r/SaaS about onboarding?
Show me every new post in r/startups and r/SaaS since yesterday.
Summarise the top objections in this thread: [thread URL]
Find comments that mention our brand and group them by sentiment.
Most Reddit MCP servers run on your own machine with your own Reddit API credentials. Manifold is hosted, so there is nothing to register or install. For every option, open source and hosted, see the best Reddit MCP servers.
| Open-source servers | Reddit’s own API | Manifold | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Needs Reddit API keys | Usually | Yes, after approval | No |
| Search posts and comments | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Every new post in a subreddit | Some | Yes | Yes |
| Works in Claude.ai and ChatGPT | Rarely, local only | No | Yes, hosted |
| Setup | Install and keys | Developer approval | Paste one URL |
One balance pays for every tool, with nothing else to subscribe to. Every account gets 250 free credits a month, and an answer already in the cache costs 25% of the price or less.
The same server URL and credit balance reach every source. Switch off what you don’t need.
All MCP serversNo. Manifold is hosted and reads Reddit through a data provider, so there is no Reddit app to register and nothing to install.
Posts and comments that match a search, every new post in the subreddits you name, a single thread with its comments, and subreddits for a topic with their rules.
No. Search is ranked, like Reddit’s own, and never returns everything. To see everything posted in a community, ask for its new posts: that tool returns the whole time window and says how much it covered. Reddit tools in the docs
Yes. A Reddit monitor searches your keywords, or reads every new post in the subreddits you name, hourly, daily or weekly, and emails you when a new thread needs an answer. Your agent reads what it found. Reddit monitoring
Claude, Claude Code, ChatGPT, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, Grok, OpenCode and any other client that connects to a remote MCP server. Sign in with OAuth, or use an API key from the dashboard for scripts. Setup guides for every client
Yes, with the other tools on the same server. The AI visibility tools show which pages AI answers cite, and Reddit threads are often among them. AI visibility MCP
Ask your agent to search Reddit for your buyers' question and rank the threads worth answering. A real run, with the threads it found and the reply rules.
Reddit has no MCP server of its own, and new API apps now need Reddit's approval. Here is how the open-source and hosted servers compare on keys, search, posting and clients.
Reddit's search is hard to use well. Here are the operators that work, what Reddit Answers can and cannot do, the free subreddit finders, and when to let your agent do the searching and reading.
ChatGPT and Claude do not watch Reddit by themselves. Set up a recurring check your agent runs: pick terms and subreddits, run the first check, schedule it, dedupe, triage by relevance and sentiment, and a person posts the reply.
The workflow itself: what to give your agent, the five passes it runs on Reddit threads and YouTube transcripts, a simple scoring table, what a finished list looks like, and prompts to copy.