FAQ

Can I pull data from multiple Reddit Ads accounts in one data flow?

Yes. Enter all the ad account IDs you want in the Ad accounts parameter when setting up your source. If you prefer to keep them as separate sources, you can add multiple Reddit Ads sources to one data flow and use the Append transformation to combine them into a single output table.

How far back can I pull Campaign performance (daily) data?

This depends on what Reddit Ads exposes through its API. In practice, you can typically pull several months of historical daily data. If you're building a long-term historical archive, it's safer to pull data in monthly chunks rather than one large request, to avoid hitting rate limits.

Why do the Campaigns, Ad groups, and Ads entities not have date range settings?

Those entities return the current state of your account configuration — they're a snapshot of what exists now. Date range filtering only applies to the Campaign performance (daily) entity, which is a time-series report. If you need historical performance data, that's the entity to use.

Where do I find my Reddit Ads API key?

Log into your Reddit Ads account and navigate to the developer or API settings section. From there you can generate a new API key. Make sure to copy the full key immediately after generating it — Reddit Ads typically only shows it once. Paste it into the authentication field when setting up your Coupler.io data flow.

Can I combine Reddit Ads data with other ad platforms in the same report?

Yes. Coupler.io supports the Append transformation, which lets you combine rows from different sources — for example, Reddit Ads and Google Ads — into one unified table. Make sure column names are consistent across sources (e.g., use the same label for "spend" or "impressions") for clean appending.

Can I send Reddit Ads data to an AI tool instead of a spreadsheet?

Absolutely. Coupler.io supports AI destinations including ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Cursor, Perplexity, and OpenClaw. You can route your campaign performance data directly to any of these for automated analysis, summaries, or anomaly detection.

Why are my most recent day's numbers lower than what I see in Reddit Ads?

Reddit Ads reporting has up to a 24-hour processing delay, and data for the last 1-2 days is often revised after initial ingestion. If you're seeing lower numbers than expected for recent dates, wait a day and re-run the data flow — the figures should catch up once Reddit finalizes them.

For a full breakdown of available fields and metrics, see the Data Overview page. If you're running into sync errors or missing data, check Common Issues.