Frequently Asked Questions
Are these datasets really free?expand_more
Yes — every dataset on this page is free to read, no signup, no paywall, no email gate. What isn't here yet is a bulk file download (CSV/JSON export); today this is a set of web pages you can read and cite, not a downloadable archive.
How often is each dataset updated?expand_more
It varies by dataset and is shown on its card and its detail page — the Reddit Buying Intent Index currently updates monthly. A human reviews every fresh update before it goes live; nothing here refreshes without that review.
Can I cite or reuse this data myself?expand_more
Yes — these are aggregate counts and percentages, not individual records, so there's nothing private to protect in the numbers themselves. If you cite a figure, a link back to the specific dataset page is appreciated (and gives your readers the full methodology and limitations behind the number) but isn't required.
Whose data is this, and is anyone identifiable in it?expand_more
Every dataset here is computed only from accounts a LeadLinx admin has explicitly opted in as a research data source — no account contributes by default. The output itself is aggregated further on top of that: no username, post text, or contact info ever appears in a published dataset, only counts and percentages by category.
Why does LeadLinx publish this instead of keeping it internal?expand_more
This data is a byproduct of the same AI classification LeadLinx already runs for its own users — publishing it is a way of sharing what the product already sees, with real methodology and limitations attached, rather than a separate research effort built just to publish something.