---
title: "Find forum threads that rank on Google"
description: "Run up to 10 Google searches and list the forum threads on page 1: Reddit, Quora, Facebook group posts, LinkedIn posts, Stack Exchange and community forums."
canonical: https://tryadlicio.com/docs/tools/find-forum-threads
---

# Find forum threads that rank on Google

Run up to 10 Google searches and list the forum threads on page 1: Reddit, Quora, Facebook group posts, LinkedIn posts, Stack Exchange and community forums.

| Tool name | Cost | Plan |
|---|---|---|
| `find_forum_threads` | 1 credit | All Access & Team |

Each thread comes with its Google position for every search, whether Google's AI Overview cites it, and whether it still takes replies. Read a thread with scrape_url before you answer it, and say so when you built the product you mention. Costs 1 credit per call; a call that finds no threads costs zero credits.

## Inputs

- **`queries`** (array of strings, required, up to 10 items): Google searches, phrased the way people ask: "how to ...", "best ... for ...", "... alternative". 1 to 10.
- **`country`** (string, optional, default `us`, up to 2 characters): Two-letter Google country code. Default us.
- **`platforms`** (array of strings, optional): Only return threads from these platforms. Omit for all. Values: `reddit`, `quora`, `facebook_group`, `linkedin`, `stackexchange`, `discourse`, `flarum`, `forum`.
- **`limit`** (number, optional, default `25`, 1 to 50): Max threads to return, best first. Default 25, max 50.

## Cost and plan

Cost: 1 credit. Plan: All Access & Team. This tool shows only while its data provider is available. Reconnect your AI app to refresh its tool list. Cost and plan are separate: a tool can cost no credits and still need a paid plan. See [credits and limits](https://tryadlicio.com/docs/credits).

## Use it in chat

You do not need to type the tool name. [Connect Adlicio to Claude](https://tryadlicio.com/docs/connect/claude) or [to ChatGPT](https://tryadlicio.com/docs/connect/chatgpt), then ask for the job in plain words. Your AI app picks `find_forum_threads` when it fits the request.