Pricing · MCP server · social data API · Reddit + X
Free 14-day trial, then $19/mo.
Prowlo gives your agent Reddit + X over MCP — semantic search, structured JSON, and live passthrough, from $19/mo. We handle access, so there are no API keys to manage. For context: Reddit's commercial API is $12,000/month and X's enterprise tier starts at $42,000/year. No compute units, no bandwidth quotas, no Reddit API credentials, no card to start.
Compare Prowlo pricing to the alternatives
Most social-data tools either charge per-call (Reddit's API), per-bandwidth (Bright Data), or per-compute-unit (Apify). Prowlo is a flat subscription from $19/mo — 25 Watchers across subreddits, Reddit users, Hacker News, Mastodon, RSS & X, checked hourly, plus Keyword Monitor with 20 keywords searching all of Reddit. The math is simpler, the bill is predictable, and you start with a free 14-day trial.
vs Reddit API
$12,000/mo → $19/mo
Reddit's commercial API runs about $0.24 per 1,000 calls. At any real monitoring scale, that's six figures a year. Prowlo crawls through our own residential proxy stack — you never touch Reddit's official API or its bill.
vs X (Twitter) API
$42,000/yr → $19/mo
X's enterprise tier starts at $42,000/year and recently moved to pay-per-read pricing. Prowlo gives you Reddit and X under one schema, with semantic search included, for $19/mo.
vs Apify / Bright Data
One flat price, not per compute unit
Apify bills by compute unit. Bright Data bills by record-success + bandwidth. Both are hard to predict. Prowlo is a flat subscription — a price your finance team can predict, not a black box of compute units and bandwidth to translate.
vs Syften / Brand24
API-first, not dashboard-only
Brand24's entry plan tracks 3 keywords at $249/mo; Syften's 20-filter tier is $49.95/mo (July 2026 pricing). Prowlo's $19/mo Keyword Monitor includes 20 Reddit-wide keywords — and it's built around an MCP server and a REST API, not a dashboard: your agent does the listening, your team consumes the result.
Frequently asked questions
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Prowlo starts with a free 14-day trial (no card), then $19/mo — or $190/yr, two months free. That covers 25 Watchers — each tracking one channel: subreddits, Reddit users, Hacker News, Mastodon, RSS & X — checked hourly, plus Keyword Monitor with 20 keywords searching all of Reddit, served to your agent over MCP, REST, and webhooks. Heavier agent workloads can move up to Scale ($79/mo, or $790/yr) — self-serve, same 14-day trial — while Team (from $299/mo) starts with a conversation.
Yes — pay yearly and get two months free: $190/yr instead of $228. Existing monthly subscribers can switch to annual billing anytime from the customer portal in their dashboard.
Keyword Monitor includes 20 keywords on the $19/mo plan; the free trial includes 3. Each keyword tracks a single search query across all of Reddit — checked about daily — separate from your 25 community Watchers. For comparison, Brand24's entry plan tracks 3 keywords at $249/mo (July 2026 pricing).
Yes — every account starts with a 14-day free trial and no card on file. If you don't upgrade, your Watchers simply pause after 14 days and you're never charged.
Your Watchers pause until you subscribe. Nothing is deleted and you're never billed automatically — you move to the $19/mo plan only when you're ready.
Reddit's commercial API runs about $0.24 per 1,000 calls — six figures a year at scale — and X's enterprise tier starts at $42,000/year. Prowlo runs its own hosted crawl, so you never touch those official APIs or their bills.
Yes. It's month-to-month with no contract — cancel anytime from your dashboard and you keep access through the end of the billing period.
No. Prowlo handles all access through our own crawl infrastructure. You don't register a developer app, manage keys, or get rate-limited by the official APIs.