Starter
Start with a focused research scope.
$19/ month
- 5Community Monitors
- 5Listening Topics
- 50Tracked Posts
Plans for your research
Reddit research, starting at $19/month.
Growth
Follow more communities and questions.
$49/ month
- 20Community Monitors
- 25Listening Topics
- 200Tracked Posts
Scale
Keep up with a broader market.
$99/ month
- 50Community Monitors
- 100Listening Topics
- 500Tracked Posts
Custom
Need more room for research?
100 Community Monitors
250 Listening Topics · 1,000 Tracked Posts
Prices in USD. Tax is calculated at checkout. Yearly prices are the total charged each year.
How Plans work
Three distinct capacity limits.
Active Community Monitors
Each Active Community Monitor follows one publicly readable subreddit.
- One Monitor per subreddit
- Shared within the Workspace
- Counted once across Projects
Active Listening Topics
A Listening Topic combines one to five explainable rules about one subject.
- Target and context terms
- Exclude terms
- Its own Active capacity
Tracked Posts
Post Lists contain selected Reddit links; capacity counts distinct Tracked Posts.
- Named lists for known Posts
- Ongoing observation while Active
- A separate Post limit
FAQ
Capacity and commercial terms, plainly.
What changes between Plans?
The number of Active Community Monitors, Active Listening Topics, and Tracked Posts. These capacities are separate and cannot be exchanged.
What counts toward capacity?
An Active Community Monitor counts as one community; an Active Listening Topic counts as one topic; Posts named by Active Post Lists count toward the Tracked Post limit.
Does archiving release capacity?
Archiving a Monitor removes its Active demand and can release its relevant capacity. Restoration requires capacity in that same category.
Where are the exact prices and limits?
Starter, Growth, and Scale cost $19, $49, and $99 per month, or $190, $490, and $990 per year. Sign in and choose a plan in Settings. Contact us for a larger scope.
Choose a plan and start following your research.
Follow public communities, rule-matched topics, and selected Posts with source links and observed history your team can inspect.