Request type
Social and community search
Posts, people, and creators about a topic, across platforms.
Planned
Planned. Public posts and profiles only.
Who asks for this
Marketers and founders who search platforms by hand.
Say it like this
“Find posts from the last 30 days about home espresso on Reddit, X, and Instagram with more than 500 likes, and the accounts behind them.”
What you supply
- Topics or hashtags
- Platforms
- Time window and minimum engagement
What you get back
Your table · 4 rows shownIllustrative
| platformtext · collected | authortext · collected | post_urlurl · collected | likesnumber · collected | followersnumber · extra work | posted_atdate · collected |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| u/pullshot_pete | reddit.example/r/espresso/abc1 | 1,840 | — | 2026-09-02 | |
| X | @grindsetting | x.example/grindsetting/1 | 920 | 12,400 | 2026-09-05 |
| @brewnotes | instagram.example/p/x9 | 3,310 | 48,200 | 2026-09-09 | |
| u/latte_lab | reddit.example/r/coffee/def2 | 640 | — | 2026-09-11 |
collected from the page · derived at no cost · extra work raises the estimate
Workflow
How the agent handles it.
- 1
You name the topic, platforms, and window.
- 2
We say which platforms we can read.
- 3
You approve the estimate.
- 4
We collect and attach the author to each post.
- 5
Export, or rerun weekly.
Cost and limits
What moves the price, and where the answer can be no.
Cost drivers
- Number of platforms
- Posts in the window
- Profile fields need one visit per author
Where we say no first
- Public posts and profiles only.
- Platforms change what they expose. We tell you first.
Early access
Want social and community search?
Describe the sources, the columns, and roughly how many rows.