RedditAPIs

Dms are the endpoint class that stands out, most reddit apis stop at reads, a few will do writes, almost none touch dms. i would flag for anyone skimming that a dm goes out under a real login, so the ban risk is yours rather than the vendor's. useful that it is there at all though.

the read side came back clean on the couple of threads i tested this morning, so the live half already works for me. the one thing left before i drop the archive entirely is removed comment coverage, and whether search returns deleted content isn't clear from the listing yet. if it does, redditapis replaces both tools for me instead of just the live one. anyone know if removed comments are in the search index?

Per call versus per returned item is what decides whether redditapis pricing is cheap or a surprise at volume. a fifth of a cent a read is clear enough on its own. what i want to know is whether a listing call handing back a hundred posts costs the same as one handing back two, because that ratio is the entire bill at scale.

I signed up about an hour ago to check whether the no-oauth-review claim was real, and it is, key from the dashboard and a comment tree back on the first call. compared to an archive this is obviously the paid path so it is not for everyone, but pushshift going moderator only left exactly this gap and redditapis works for it.