Subreddit feed

Returns posts from one subreddit, one page per call, sorted as you choose. Each post includes its title, author, score, comment count and link. Useful for following what a community is posting or what is rising in it.

What you get

• Post title, text and link
• Post ID
• Author
• Score and comment count
• Post time
• Paging value for the next page

What it can do

• Read a subreddit's posts sorted by BEST, HOT, NEW, TOP, CONTROVERSIAL or RISING
• Exclude specific post IDs from results
• Page through a subreddit's feed

Limits

• Each call returns one page; for the next page, pass the after value from the previous result's page object
• Only publicly visible data

Input options

Example

Ask your AI for the data in plain words and it picks this source. Developers can also call source procli_reddit_c directly through the REST API or MCP with an input like this:

{
  "filter_posts": [],
  "language": "en-US",
  "need_format": false,
  "sort": "BEST",
  "subreddit_name": "<subreddit_name>"
}

How to use it

1. Create an account at prolevelmax.com. New users receive $1 in sign-up credit after verifying their email (one per person). No card required.
2. Connect your AI. In the Dashboard, open Get started → Coding tools and API → Generate setup instructions and paste the instructions into your AI (Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Codex and others). You can also add the MCP server https://prolevelmax.com/mcp or call the REST API.
3. Request data. Your AI selects a source, quotes the price and runs it only after you confirm. Results are returned as structured JSON that the AI can format as a table or report.

FAQ

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