Subreddit post channels

Returns the post channels or categories a subreddit offers. Useful for understanding how a community organises its posts.

What you get

• Channel or category names
• Channel IDs
• Channel order as shown in the subreddit
• Posts listed under the channels where returned
• Data as Reddit returns it, or a cleaned version when need_format is true

What it can do

• Look up a subreddit's post channels by name
• Sort by hot, new, top, controversial or rising
• Limit to the past hour, day, week, month, year or all time

Limits

• Each call returns one page; this source has no paging input, so one call covers the whole request
• Only publicly visible data
• Subreddits without channels return an empty list

Input options

Example

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

{
  "language": "en-US",
  "need_format": false,
  "range": "DAY",
  "sort": "HOT",
  "subreddit_name": "pics"
}

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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