Reddit Threads Finder finds Reddit threads that rank in Google's top 5 results for keywords related to your topic. It works for English keywords only, in six location options. The blurred rows under your results are examples, not hidden results.
How do you find threads?
Open Reddit Threads Finder.
Enter a keyword of at least 2 characters.
Choose a location: Anywhere, United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia or New Zealand. The field starts at Anywhere, which it shows as Worldwide.
Select Find threads.
The language is fixed to English. To try the tool first, select one of the example keywords under the form, "keyword research tool" or "VPN". An example search counts like any other search.
The search can take a while. The button shows steps such as "Finding threads..." while it works. If the button goes back to Find threads and no results appear, the search did not finish. Select Find threads again.
What the results show
Reddit Threads Finder first says how many related keywords it found that can have Reddit threads in the top 5. The table then lists one row per thread:
Keyword and Search Volume: the related keyword and its average monthly Google searches over the last 12 months.
Reddit Thread: the thread's title. Select it to open the thread.
Comments: the number of comments. "n/a" means the count could not be fetched, so check the thread itself.
Rank: the thread's position in Google for that keyword.
Estimated Visits: estimated monthly visits from Google at that position.
What are the blurred rows?
The blurred rows under your results are examples, added so the table has at least 15 rows. They are not threads found for your keyword, and signing in or upgrading does not reveal them. Every thread returned for your search is in the clear rows above.
The banner over the blurred rows depends on your account:
Not signed in: a free Mangools account, which the banner says gets more searches and more threads per search.
Signed in on Free or Free+: Upgrade now, for more threads per search.
Signed in on a paid plan: Find more Reddit threads, which opens KWFinder with its Reddit filter for your keyword.
No threads found
If no related keyword has a Reddit thread in Google's top 5, Reddit Threads Finder says it cannot find any Reddit threads for your keyword. Try a broader keyword, or choose Anywhere as the location.
When the searches run out
Reddit Threads Finder has its own allowance of searches. When it runs out, a visitor who is not signed in sees "You're out of free searches in Reddit Threads Finder". A signed-in user sees "You've used all of your searches. Please upgrade, or wait for the counters to reset." No results are shown after either message.
See Mangools free SEO tools and their limits. To find keyword ideas in more depth, see Find keyword ideas with KWFinder.