@@ -323,6 +323,10 @@ class DataOkResultParsed(BaseModel):
         "tiktok-followers",
         "tiktok-following",
         "tiktok-user-search",
+        "reddit-post",
+        "reddit-search",
+        "reddit-subreddit",
+        "reddit-user",
         "yelp-search",
         "yelp-reviews",
         "emails",
@@ -861,6 +865,10 @@ class DataErrorResultParsed(BaseModel):
         "tiktok-followers",
         "tiktok-following",
         "tiktok-user-search",
+        "reddit-post",
+        "reddit-search",
+        "reddit-subreddit",
+        "reddit-user",
         "yelp-search",
         "yelp-reviews",
         "emails",
 
@@ -894,6 +894,10 @@ class InputScrapeDataBatchUnifiedScrapeDataParseParamsPrebuiltParser(TypedDict,
             "tiktok-followers",
             "tiktok-following",
             "tiktok-user-search",
+            "reddit-post",
+            "reddit-search",
+            "reddit-subreddit",
+            "reddit-user",
             "yelp-search",
             "yelp-reviews",
             "emails",
@@ -960,13 +964,62 @@ class InputScrapeDataBatchUnifiedScrapeDataParseParamsPrebuiltParser(TypedDict,
     (/search/user?q={query}) as data.users: id, username, nickname, biography,
     avatar_url, sec_uid, follower_count, like_count, and is_verified. The TikTok
     parsers accept tiktok.com, www.tiktok.com, and m.tiktok.com URLs but not short
-    links (vm.tiktok.com, vt.tiktok.com, tiktok.com/t/…). yelp-search accepts Yelp
-    search URLs with find_desc and find_loc, reads start as the result offset, and
-    returns up to 20 ranked organic businesses in data.businesses with total and
-    pagination. yelp-reviews accepts a Yelp business URL (yelp.com/biz/{alias}),
-    uses optional start for the offset, and always sorts newest first; unsupported
-    sort and review filters are rejected, while tracking params are ignored. It
-    returns up to 20 latest public reviews in data.reviews with business details and
+    links (vm.tiktok.com, vt.tiktok.com, tiktok.com/t/…). reddit-post parses a post
+    (reddit.com/r/{subreddit}/comments/{id}, reddit.com/comments/{id}, or
+    redd.it/{id}) into data.post: title, body as Markdown, type (text, link, image,
+    gallery, or video), link_url, subreddit, author, flairs, score, upvote_ratio,
+    comment and crosspost counts, NSFW, spoiler, locked, stickied, and archived
+    flags, images (every gallery image in order), and video (an MP4 url plus an
+    hls_url that carries the audio). data.comments holds the comment tree, each
+    comment with id, author, body as Markdown, score, posted_at, depth, parent_id,
+    url, is_submitter, is_deleted, and its replies; limit caps the total number of
+    comments (default 100), filled shallowest first so whole conversations are kept,
+    and data.has_more_comments says whether the thread has more. The sort query of
+    the URL (best, top, new, controversial, old, qa) orders the comments.
+    reddit-search returns search results for a search URL
+    (reddit.com/search?q={query}, or reddit.com/r/{subreddit}/search?q={query} to
+    search one subreddit). With type=link or no type it returns posts in the
+    reddit-post shape as data.posts, ordered by the sort (relevance, hot, top, new,
+    comments) and limited to the t time range (hour, day, week, month, year, all) of
+    the URL; type=sr returns communities as data.communities (name, title,
+    description, sidebar, subscriber_count, created_at, type, NSFW and quarantine
+    flags, language, category, icon and banner URLs, and allowed post types);
+    type=user returns accounts as data.users (username, display_name, bio,
+    created_at, post and comment karma, avatar and banner URLs, and verified,
+    employee, moderator, premium, and NSFW flags). limit caps the number of results
+    (default 100), in the order Reddit returns them, and data.has_more says whether
+    Reddit has more. reddit-subreddit reads a subreddit URL
+    (reddit.com/r/{subreddit}, optionally followed by /hot, /new, /top, /rising, or
+    /controversial, with t setting the time range of top and controversial, default
+    day) into data.subreddit in the community shape of reddit-search, data.rules
+    (name, description, applies_to, violation_reason, created_at), and data.posts in
+    the reddit-post shape, ordered like the tab (default hot) and with stickied
+    posts flagged; r/all and r/popular return posts with a null subreddit and rules.
+    limit caps the posts (default 100) and data.has_more says whether Reddit has
+    more. Private and quarantined subreddits return WEBSITE_ACCESS_ERROR.
+    reddit-user reads a profile URL (reddit.com/user/{username} or
+    reddit.com/u/{username}, optionally followed by /overview, /submitted, or
+    /comments, with sort set to new, hot, top, or controversial and t setting the
+    time range of top and controversial, default all) into data.user (id, username,
+    display_name, bio, created_at, total, post, comment, awardee, and awarder karma,
+    avatar and banner URLs, and verified, suspended, employee, moderator, premium,
+    and NSFW flags), data.trophies (name, description, icon_url, granted_at, url),
+    data.moderated_communities (name, title, url, subscriber_count, icon_url,
+    is_nsfw), data.posts in the reddit-post shape, and data.comments, each with id,
+    author, body as Markdown, score, posted_at, edited_at, url, subreddit, parent_id
+    (null for a top-level comment), is_submitter, is_stickied, distinguished,
+    award_count, and the post it was left on (id, title, url, author, is_nsfw). The
+    overview tab returns both posts and comments; submitted returns null comments
+    and comments returns null posts. limit caps the posts and comments together
+    (default 100) and data.has_more says whether Reddit has more. Users who hide
+    their activity return empty lists, and suspended accounts return their profile
+    with null posts and comments. yelp-search accepts Yelp search URLs with
+    find_desc and find_loc, reads start as the result offset, and returns up to 20
+    ranked organic businesses in data.businesses with total and pagination.
+    yelp-reviews accepts a Yelp business URL (yelp.com/biz/{alias}), uses optional
+    start for the offset, and always sorts newest first; unsupported sort and review
+    filters are rejected, while tracking params are ignored. It returns up to 20
+    latest public reviews in data.reviews with business details and
     pagination.next_offset. Each review has rating, full text, updated_at, and
     author; owner replies and photos are not included. emails accepts any page and
     returns its email addresses as data.emails ([{ email }]), read from mailto
@@ -985,9 +1038,11 @@ class InputScrapeDataBatchUnifiedScrapeDataParseParamsPrebuiltParser(TypedDict,
     """Use a prebuilt parser instead of custom rules."""
 
     limit: int
-    """google-maps-reviews only.
+    """google-maps-reviews and reddit parsers only.
 
-    Maximum number of reviews to return. Defaults to 100; maximum 1000.
+    Maximum number of reviews (google-maps-reviews, default 100), comments
+    (reddit-post, default 100), or results (reddit-search, reddit-subreddit, and
+    reddit-user, default 100) to return; maximum 1000.
     """
 
     sort: Literal["newest", "oldest", "relevant", "highest", "lowest"]
@@ -2544,6 +2599,10 @@ class InputCrawlDataBatchUnifiedCrawlDataParseParamsPrebuiltParser(TypedDict, to
             "tiktok-followers",
             "tiktok-following",
             "tiktok-user-search",
+            "reddit-post",
+            "reddit-search",
+            "reddit-subreddit",
+            "reddit-user",
             "yelp-search",
             "yelp-reviews",
             "emails",
@@ -2610,13 +2669,62 @@ class InputCrawlDataBatchUnifiedCrawlDataParseParamsPrebuiltParser(TypedDict, to
     (/search/user?q={query}) as data.users: id, username, nickname, biography,
     avatar_url, sec_uid, follower_count, like_count, and is_verified. The TikTok
     parsers accept tiktok.com, www.tiktok.com, and m.tiktok.com URLs but not short
-    links (vm.tiktok.com, vt.tiktok.com, tiktok.com/t/…). yelp-search accepts Yelp
-    search URLs with find_desc and find_loc, reads start as the result offset, and
-    returns up to 20 ranked organic businesses in data.businesses with total and
-    pagination. yelp-reviews accepts a Yelp business URL (yelp.com/biz/{alias}),
-    uses optional start for the offset, and always sorts newest first; unsupported
-    sort and review filters are rejected, while tracking params are ignored. It
-    returns up to 20 latest public reviews in data.reviews with business details and
+    links (vm.tiktok.com, vt.tiktok.com, tiktok.com/t/…). reddit-post parses a post
+    (reddit.com/r/{subreddit}/comments/{id}, reddit.com/comments/{id}, or
+    redd.it/{id}) into data.post: title, body as Markdown, type (text, link, image,
+    gallery, or video), link_url, subreddit, author, flairs, score, upvote_ratio,
+    comment and crosspost counts, NSFW, spoiler, locked, stickied, and archived
+    flags, images (every gallery image in order), and video (an MP4 url plus an
+    hls_url that carries the audio). data.comments holds the comment tree, each
+    comment with id, author, body as Markdown, score, posted_at, depth, parent_id,
+    url, is_submitter, is_deleted, and its replies; limit caps the total number of
+    comments (default 100), filled shallowest first so whole conversations are kept,
+    and data.has_more_comments says whether the thread has more. The sort query of
+    the URL (best, top, new, controversial, old, qa) orders the comments.
+    reddit-search returns search results for a search URL
+    (reddit.com/search?q={query}, or reddit.com/r/{subreddit}/search?q={query} to
+    search one subreddit). With type=link or no type it returns posts in the
+    reddit-post shape as data.posts, ordered by the sort (relevance, hot, top, new,
+    comments) and limited to the t time range (hour, day, week, month, year, all) of
+    the URL; type=sr returns communities as data.communities (name, title,
+    description, sidebar, subscriber_count, created_at, type, NSFW and quarantine
+    flags, language, category, icon and banner URLs, and allowed post types);
+    type=user returns accounts as data.users (username, display_name, bio,
+    created_at, post and comment karma, avatar and banner URLs, and verified,
+    employee, moderator, premium, and NSFW flags). limit caps the number of results
+    (default 100), in the order Reddit returns them, and data.has_more says whether
+    Reddit has more. reddit-subreddit reads a subreddit URL
+    (reddit.com/r/{subreddit}, optionally followed by /hot, /new, /top, /rising, or
+    /controversial, with t setting the time range of top and controversial, default
+    day) into data.subreddit in the community shape of reddit-search, data.rules
+    (name, description, applies_to, violation_reason, created_at), and data.posts in
+    the reddit-post shape, ordered like the tab (default hot) and with stickied
+    posts flagged; r/all and r/popular return posts with a null subreddit and rules.
+    limit caps the posts (default 100) and data.has_more says whether Reddit has
+    more. Private and quarantined subreddits return WEBSITE_ACCESS_ERROR.
+    reddit-user reads a profile URL (reddit.com/user/{username} or
+    reddit.com/u/{username}, optionally followed by /overview, /submitted, or
+    /comments, with sort set to new, hot, top, or controversial and t setting the
+    time range of top and controversial, default all) into data.user (id, username,
+    display_name, bio, created_at, total, post, comment, awardee, and awarder karma,
+    avatar and banner URLs, and verified, suspended, employee, moderator, premium,
+    and NSFW flags), data.trophies (name, description, icon_url, granted_at, url),
+    data.moderated_communities (name, title, url, subscriber_count, icon_url,
+    is_nsfw), data.posts in the reddit-post shape, and data.comments, each with id,
+    author, body as Markdown, score, posted_at, edited_at, url, subreddit, parent_id
+    (null for a top-level comment), is_submitter, is_stickied, distinguished,
+    award_count, and the post it was left on (id, title, url, author, is_nsfw). The
+    overview tab returns both posts and comments; submitted returns null comments
+    and comments returns null posts. limit caps the posts and comments together
+    (default 100) and data.has_more says whether Reddit has more. Users who hide
+    their activity return empty lists, and suspended accounts return their profile
+    with null posts and comments. yelp-search accepts Yelp search URLs with
+    find_desc and find_loc, reads start as the result offset, and returns up to 20
+    ranked organic businesses in data.businesses with total and pagination.
+    yelp-reviews accepts a Yelp business URL (yelp.com/biz/{alias}), uses optional
+    start for the offset, and always sorts newest first; unsupported sort and review
+    filters are rejected, while tracking params are ignored. It returns up to 20
+    latest public reviews in data.reviews with business details and
     pagination.next_offset. Each review has rating, full text, updated_at, and
     author; owner replies and photos are not included. emails accepts any page and
     returns its email addresses as data.emails ([{ email }]), read from mailto
@@ -2635,9 +2743,11 @@ class InputCrawlDataBatchUnifiedCrawlDataParseParamsPrebuiltParser(TypedDict, to
     """Use a prebuilt parser instead of custom rules."""
 
     limit: int
-    """google-maps-reviews only.
+    """google-maps-reviews and reddit parsers only.
 
-    Maximum number of reviews to return. Defaults to 100; maximum 1000.
+    Maximum number of reviews (google-maps-reviews, default 100), comments
+    (reddit-post, default 100), or results (reddit-search, reddit-subreddit, and
+    reddit-user, default 100) to return; maximum 1000.
     """
 
     sort: Literal["newest", "oldest", "relevant", "highest", "lowest"]