Import keywords in bulk, the whole list from one CSV.
Already got a long list of terms? Upload a CSV and subding brings them all in together, up to your plan’s limit, instead of adding them one by one.
- 01 help desk software
- 02 best project tool
- 03 looking for a CRM
- 04 invoicing app recommendations
+ 38 more · all watching Reddit now
What a CSV import gives you
One file in, a full watchlist out. Every row becomes a live keyword watching Reddit posts and comments, so the list you spent months building is up and running in the time it takes to pick a file.
Your whole list, one upload
Drop in a CSV and every term comes across together. No typing them out one at a time.
One keyword per row
Each line in the file becomes its own watch on Reddit. Easy to read, easy to fix later.
Up to your plan limit
Bring in 15, 75 or 250 keywords, whichever plan you’re on. The count is the only cap.
Long phrases are welcome
Each keyword can run to 200 characters, so full product names and whole questions fit.
Moving from another tool
Export the watchlist you already keep, tidy one column, and bring it over as it is.
Watching starts right away
The second the file lands, subding begins checking posts and comments for every term.
Three steps and your list is live
Pull your terms out of wherever they live now, save the column as a CSV, and hand the file to subding. The last thing you do is upload; the first thing we do is start watching Reddit for every keyword on it.
- 1 Export your list to CSVFrom a spreadsheet or the tool you’re leaving.
- 2 Upload itPoint subding at the file. One keyword per row.
- 3 Alerts startEvery imported term goes live on Reddit at once.
Set up on day one, not week three
A brand term, a handful of competitors, the phrases people type when they’re ready to buy. Loading all of them at once means you’re on the right Reddit threads from the first morning, rather than building the list slowly while mentions slip past. Being in those conversations early is how you end up in what AI tools point people towards.
Why Reddit threads feed AI answers →"finally moving off spreadsheets. what help desk software do small teams actually stick with?"
→ Open the thread on Reddit
That match came from a keyword in the imported list. CSV import is on every plan, so the whole watchlist lands the day you sign up.
Bulk import questions, answered straight
How do I bulk import keywords into subding?
Put your terms in a CSV, one keyword to a row, then upload the file. subding reads every row and begins watching Reddit for each of those keywords, up to the number your plan allows. There’s no per-keyword typing on your side.
What file format do you need?
A plain CSV with one keyword on each line. Most spreadsheets and the tool you’re moving from can export that in a click or two. Keep it to a single column of terms and it’ll import cleanly.
How many keywords can I import at once?
As many as your plan holds: 15 on the $19 plan, 75 on the $49 plan, or 250 on the $149 plan. Upload the lot in one go, or add more rows later until you reach that number.
Can I edit the keywords after importing?
Yes. Once they’re in, each keyword is an ordinary watch you can rename, pause or delete whenever you want. The CSV is only the way in, never a lock on what you track.
Does this work when moving from another tool?
It does, and that’s the main reason it exists. Export the keyword list from the tool you’re leaving, or from a spreadsheet, save it as a CSV, and import it here. Your terms carry over without retyping one of them.
Can I export my keywords back out?
Your full keyword list is always there in your account, so nothing is trapped. subding is read-and-notify: we watch Reddit for your terms and alert you, and the list stays yours to change or move whenever you like.
How much does keyword import cost?
Nothing on top. CSV import sits on every plan, from $19 a month, and so does every other feature. You pick a plan by how many keywords you track, and there’s a 7-day free trial with no card to start.
One upload, the whole list live.
Bring every term over in a single CSV and let subding watch Reddit for the lot. Every feature’s on every plan, from $19 a month.
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