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How to research Reddit with Claude or ChatGPT

Connect Adlicio and ask Claude or ChatGPT to search Reddit, read the threads and return real comments with links. A real run on "ridge wallet worth it" inside.

Claude and ChatGPT cannot read Reddit threads by themselves, and their web search returns only a few snippets. With Adlicio connected, you ask in plain words and the assistant searches Reddit, reads the matching threads and gets the real comments back, each with its score and a link to the source.

Steps#

  1. Connect Adlicio to Claude or ChatGPT.
  2. Start a new chat and ask your question the way a customer types it. Use the 2 to 5 words that name the topic.
  3. Optional: name up to 5 subreddits to keep the search inside the right communities.
  4. Ask the assistant to sort what it found: pains, objections, outcomes people want, and exact phrases.
Prompt
Use Adlicio to research "ridge wallet worth it" on Reddit. Then list the main objections, the alternatives people mention, and 5 short quotes in the buyers' own words, each with its link.

A real result#

We ran that prompt on 7 October 2026. Adlicio found 6 threads (most in r/EDC), read 111 comments and returned the 40 strongest. It also dropped 7 threads that matched the words but were about something else.

The objections were clear after one read:

  • Cards are hard to get out. "I have one sitting in a drawer. Too hard to get cards in and out." (12 points)
  • It wears out pockets. One owner said the corners "started blowing holes in the pocket of my jeans."
  • People feel they pay for the name. "I definitely paid for the name and I don't even love it."
  • Cheap copies are a real alternative. Many comments point to $5 to $20 copies on Amazon and AliExpress, and to Trayvax, Herschel and Secrid wallets.

Every quote comes back with its permalink, so you can open the thread and check it.

Tips#

  • Ask like a buyer. "is X worth it", "X vs Y" and "X stopped working" find better threads than a brand name alone.
  • Go deeper on one thread. Paste a Reddit thread URL and ask Adlicio to read it. It returns the comments with their replies.
  • Find fresh posts. Ask for the newest posts from the last week to find people you can reply to.
  • Reuse what you have. Threads you already collected are skipped and can be read again from your history at no cost.

What it costs#

A Reddit research run costs 1 credit (Every plan). Reading saved threads from your history costs nothing. All Access has a daily limit of 200 Reddit searches.

Questions#

Can ChatGPT read Reddit without a connector?#

ChatGPT's web search can show snippets from Reddit pages, but it does not return the full list of comments with their scores. A connector like Adlicio returns the actual comments with their links.

Does it work for any subreddit?#

It works for public subreddits. Private communities are not included.

Can I save the results?#

Yes. Every run is saved to your Adlicio history, and you can attach it to a brand so it feeds your brand research.