Reddit status: access issues and outage reports

Problems in the last 24 hours

The graph below depicts the number of Reddit reports received over the last 24 hours by time of day. When the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line, an outage is determined.

Most Reported Problems

The following are the most recent problems reported by Reddit users through our website.

• Website Down (53%)
• Sign in (24%)
• Errors (22%)

Live Outage Map

The most recent Reddit outage reports came from the following cities:

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Bhubaneshwar	Website Down	2 days ago
Melbourne	Sign in	4 days ago
San Nicolás de los Garza	Sign in	7 days ago
Ciudad Obregón	Website Down	8 days ago
Hyderabad	Website Down	10 days ago
Melbourne	Website Down	16 days ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Eren yeager (@thelegendofpeac) reported 31 seconds ago

  @BasedRudyS The first person to discover this plot twist was a user on Reddit; they noted that one of the two stories takes place in a realistic world, while the other is set in a supernatural one. However, the problem is that I cannot tell which world belongs to Isayama and which to Araki.

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  ❤️‍🔥Cara❤️‍🔥 (@carahafer) reported 7 minutes ago

  Why does @depop have no help center? I keep getting an error message while trying to add my bank to withdraw money (according to reddit this is a common issue). Please help!!

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  Mine Groyper (@MineGroyper) reported 12 minutes ago

  @buffys reddit is down the hall and to your left

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  Squiddy (@Aquae_Sq) reported 14 minutes ago

  @MordenReiter You can take it further. Launch No Man's Sky was actually art, and was a better game than what we have now. It was a focused, $40 title built on endless, pure exploration, with nothing to weigh it down. It was a modern, moderate-budget Noctis IV but reddit wanted a bad space sim.

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  AbsoluteWumbo (@AbsoluteWumbo) reported 14 minutes ago

  @RazorwireRPG I don't like ball and gun gamers,but they're not the ones vehemently defending my favorite game series getting turned into watered down reddit versions of what they were 20 years ago.

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  Adam Benson (@AdamBenson43969) reported 17 minutes ago

  $RDDT is so interesting because it brings into question the true value of data: Where do you go when you have a problem so hyper-specific that Google is useless? Reddit. Some guy with 4 upvotes solved it in a thread from 2013. That sounds like a joke. It might also be one of the most valuable datasets on the internet. Reddit now has 515M weekly users and 25B+ posts/comments covering basically every niche imaginable. Unlike a static dataset, it gets refreshed every day by actual humans arguing, reviewing, troubleshooting and explaining things. (Reddit Investor Relations⁠) And the core business is already ripping: Q2 revenue: $805M, +61% YoY Ad revenue: $762M, +64% Adj. EBITDA: $343M, +106% FCF: $261M, +135% Gross margin: 91% (Reddit Investor Relations⁠) Annualize Q2 ads and you get roughly $3.05B. At ~$30B market cap and ~$2.8B cash, $RDDT is around $27B EV, or ~9x annualized ad revenue for a business growing ads 64% with 90%+ gross margins. That alone gets interesting. But here’s what I think the market is missing: The data may eventually be worth almost as much as the platform monetizing it. Google reportedly agreed to pay ~$60M/year for Reddit data back in 2024, before the current AI arms race really accelerated. Reddit’s original licensing contracts totaled ~$203M of contract value and generally ran 2–3 years. (Reddit⁠) Do some napkin math. Suppose Reddit eventually generates $750M/year from AI/data access across Google, OpenAI and other model providers. At an 80% incremental FCF margin: $750M × 80% = $600M FCF Put a 25x multiple on that: $600M × 25 = $15B That’s ~half of Reddit’s current market cap from data licensing alone. And Q2 “other revenue” is still only $43M. (Reddit Investor Relations⁠) The market is focused on whether AI steals Reddit’s Google traffic. I think that’s backwards. AI makes human-generated, high-intent, constantly refreshed data scarcer. The internet is increasingly filled with AI-generated answers trained on AI-generated answers. Reddit owns the weird guy from 2013 who actually fixed the dishwasher. And there are 500M+ people creating the next version of that dataset every week. $RDDT isn’t just monetizing attention. It’s sitting on one of the internet’s largest continuously regenerating databases of human intent. I don’t think that asset is fully in the price.

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  Philty Sports Connisuer (@DaBurner42069) reported 20 minutes ago

  @pkdelay This happened to me in 25 all the time after I started having created players on rosters. Just saw someone say the same thing on Reddit, would hope this isn't still an issue 2 years out

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  deno (@denohawari) reported 20 minutes ago

  we've made $32M last year alone for clients with Claude and SEO so we turned our top 30 Claude skills into a free guide here are the 7 we run every single day: - traffic drop diagnostics: why organic tanked, in 30 seconds, not an hour in Search Console - cannibalization cleanup: finds the pages fighting for the same keyword and what to do with each - content gap analysis: what competitors rank for that you don't, against your real data - decaying content alerts: flags pages losing rankings before they fall off page one - AI citation gaps: shows why ChatGPT names your competitor instead of you - Reddit + Quora GEO: finds the threads already feeding AI answers in your category - report narratives: turns raw clicks into the paragraph nobody wants to write it plugs straight into Claude and runs on your Search Console data no dashboard, login or API keys this saves you 10-15 hours a week on SEO want all 30? just follow me + comment "PLUGIN" and I'll send it over

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  Ajay Singhadiya (@AjaySinghadiya8) reported 22 minutes ago

  I have build a project named as SubReddit Sentinel in Grok Build. It reads 50+ public subreddits from the last 24 hours and gives me one digest, what mattered, what people kept talking about, recurring problems, and the threads actually worth opening. No Reddit API key, no login, and only public pages. Each claim must reference a real thread. If the model makes up a source, it is removed before saving... I started the digest on OpenAI...after Grok 4.6 launched I swapped the API key and ran the same pipeline. And it became so good after that, the OpenAI version felt like a generic post on Reddit today... the Grok 4.6 version sounds like it was written for me. It covers the same topics, uses the same 24 hours, and feels much more personal with much higher quality. It sends me email everyday and logs everything in a local dashbord...

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  Jenson Cheong (@JensonCheongX) reported 22 minutes ago

  8/14 Ngl the past 5 days I didn’t put in too much of work, I was sick then I was spending time with my fam, gotta hold myself accountable for that but I’m back at it, spend whole day going back and fourth with ChatGPT, I mean damn I never knew it was able to do Reddit rs so damn well lol, if given the right context it could spit out pretty actionable verbatim info🤯 I am so ashamed of my store CVR, I have probably more than 2k sessions with 0 sales (I am THAT retarded), I highly suspect it’s the copy issues tho, not the offer as I’ve split tested that enough to know. Could be angle issue or a copy skill issue, hence I’m about to test some angles I feel confident in and if after that I still get no conversions then I’m going back to the PR whiteboard, trench on Kalodata I still believe I can make this work tho, nonetheless still sharpening my skills, always trying to get better at doing research, using AI, turning research into copy, writing copies ETC This is just a video game and I’m grinding to level up, the money and results will come💯💯 Also the amount of Day XXX of Ecom I’ve been seeing on this app is quite encouraging, reminder A LOT of us are tryna make it work ENOUGH YAP WGMI, THROUGH HIGHS AND THE LOWS P.S Kuala Lumpur is so beautiful bro🔥

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  The Explainer (@GreenHaze4Real) reported 23 minutes ago

  @WhiteHouse @DHSgov shut reddit down. I'll be doing a explainer on it some time soon. But it is a far left ideological echo chamber with many nefarious subbreddits and subbredditors. If the fight is against communism they cannot be allowed to have a safe space.

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  "Shine" the Mechanic (@MechanicShine) reported 23 minutes ago

  @BannedWhiteGuy @TuckerGray1 This is the real problem. Too many 15-20 year olds getting indoctrinated on Reddit, without even understanding what they’re saying. Anybody who makes sweeping generalizations about one group or another, is THE problem.

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  𝚚𝚞𝚒𝚋 (@Quib) reported 25 minutes ago

  even without considering it was maxwell censoring reddit, the company has spent years fighting the perception that its culture and moderation in a more general sense, are hostile its own userbase. index membership doesn't fix that karma rewards conformity, it's not neutral

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  TheLastOgreThinkmatist (@ArcOgre007) reported 28 minutes ago

  @AlwaysNever0001 What makes it worse is, that now old reddit requires you to login to view content for more than 30s. I believe reddit should be deranked or delisted from many search results now that it requires a login. especially considering how terrible their mods are for banning people.

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  Steven (He/Him) 🇨🇦 (@spawnsteryvr) reported 30 minutes ago

  @TELUS That’s what I thought. Reddit post said it was a recognized Telus number but spam at the same time. Obviously if it comes from you, no issues getting past call screening. It appears this number did not get past it. Thanks for getting back and confirming.

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  riri🎀🪽 (@itsr1r1bitxh) reported 32 minutes ago

  asking on reddit for medical advice and got down voted and 0 comments #fairs 👌

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  Tirtha Sarker (@tirthaexe) reported 32 minutes ago

  Here is a 45-minute demand audit that you can run for free to validate your product idea. 1. Pick 5 competitors and 3 phrases customers use to describe the problem. 2. Search them inside Meta Ad Library, Google Ads Transparency Center and TikTok Creative Center. 3. Record the audience, pain, promise, proof, offer and CTA from each ad. 4. Pay attention to promises repeated across multiple creatives. Repetition can tell you more than one clever ad. 5. Search the same promises on G2, Capterra and Reddit. Find where actual customers disagree or complain. -- You will finish with 3 useful things: - Messages companies are willing to fund - Objections their advertising avoids mentioning - Gaps you can test in your positioning To be clear, an ad running for a long time does not prove it is profitable. Treat it as evidence worth investigating, then verify it through customer conversations.

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  ANAKONDAGK (@anakondagk) reported 33 minutes ago

  Interesting FC 27 Beta feedback from a Clubs player on Reddit: The Grounds feels polished, but they say League matchmaking still has the same input delay, rubber-banding and connection issues as FC 26. For Clubs players, what matters more: new features or better servers? What do you think?

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  Mubeen Afzal Chattha (@mubeenchatthaa) reported 36 minutes ago

  @chams_builds yesss i need too.. Reddit was my main source but reddit is really going down for me for the past 2 months

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  L Michaels (@VikingPict) reported 40 minutes ago

  @BritisherPaz49 People are desperate to get the next “boaty mcboatface” Reddit post humour fix. It’s tired, old, and unfunny.

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  Diyanshu Patel (@diyanshu0360) reported 47 minutes ago

  Find the real problem. Not what they say on their site. What they complain about in public, on Reddit, X, reviews. That's the angle.

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  TheLastOgreThinkmatist (@ArcOgre007) reported 49 minutes ago

  @AlwaysNever0001 yeah, as an example, here is a post on the helldivers (videogame) subreddit, about an armor that released 2 months ago. it waits a little, then throws this up where you have to create an account, or login with a reddit/google/meta account. meaning Reddit is now dumpster tier. I honestly believe they are doing it due to how many bots are scraping their content for LLM's and other stuff, but due to how bad they are about banning when you say something factual, I now believe reddit will go straight into the dumpster like many others before it.

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  𝓜. (@fruitingfaith) reported 51 minutes ago

  @LyrikAllure i’ve been having the biggest issues with reddit recently and i’m not even posting SWer stuff UGH im sorry love

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  anthro researcher (@SR1_aryan) reported 52 minutes ago

  Nothing can be expected from people who share Google search, reddit as a primary source. They don't have knowledge to analyse. Their thinking is "if popular I'll believe" Regarding the Chariot, spoked wheel. If analysed Raw data it clearly predates steppe ones. There are both early and recent scholars who have criticised taking sinatsha as inventor of spoked wheel or chariot. These have been silently ignored by steppe scholars. Not debunked, not rejected but Ignored One can't take Some wheel imprints and tell it's inventor. If one is taking "imprint" as evidence then already there unbroken artifacts, models of spoked wheel in near East and other predating sintashta. Same way, taking wheel imprint, burial layout and making reconstruction simply won't give "true chariots" Idea that Chariot / war vechiles should mandatorily have horses or spoked wheel is fundamentally wrong. Note - oldest evidence of light chariots in tepe hisaar 2300-2250 BC. There is also no major evidences of chariot evolution in the steppe. All of the idea, evidence of warfare vechiles, evolution west asia, southern. As always - popularity of a theory is not evidence. Invoking "Mainstream" simply doesn't these the issues and hide reality

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  reina (@himekajicide) reported 52 minutes ago

  whichever reddit staffer decided to implement needing to sign in to read threads, i hope you get violently tortured and killed

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  thebiglaskowski (@TheBigLaskowski) reported 53 minutes ago

  Anthropic started watermarking Claude output to satisfy the EU AI Act and Reddit is in mourning over the digital tattoo on your forehead. The tattoo is not the problem. You were counting on nobody being able to check, and so was I.

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  Fearne 🦍🏳️‍⚧️ (@thedoilem) reported 55 minutes ago

  Ok guys my main issue isn't that she's 28 it's that she's just reheating Dva's same schtick when they could've gone in a much more interesting direction. I fw Venture being a reddit quirk chungus and they're 26.

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  . (@newphonenewname) reported 56 minutes ago

  indians stole landscaping from a new airport and reddit mods shut down all the discussion

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  Jennie Snooks (@SFWsalesgirl) reported 57 minutes ago

  @Reddit is horrible. I tried promoting my book on a r/transbooks thread and someone attacks me for using AI for my book covers. They then gave me a bunch of down votes so now my posts are being blocked because of a low karma. Just learning about this stuff here. Last I checked my karma was at a -9. So the more down votes you get, the lower your karma is and then it limits what subreddits you can post on This whole system is horrible

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  Emmanuel – Big Tech & AI Investor (@EmmanuelInvest) reported 59 minutes ago

  🚨 REDDIT $RDDT SURGES 12%+ PREMARKET Reddit is jumping after being selected to join the S&P 500, replacing AvalonBay. JPMorgan estimates S&P 500 index funds could need to buy around 16.7M $RDDT shares. That’s nearly 3x its average daily trading volume. $RDDT was last up 12.6% at $177.97. Worth remembering though — the stock is still down 31%+ YTD and more than 42% from its 2025 all-time high. S&P inclusion should bring significant passive buying, but historically some of that initial pop can fade after inclusion.