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 (54%)
• Errors (24%)
• Sign in (22%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Melbourne	Website Down	3 days ago
Stuttgart	Errors	3 days ago
Bengaluru	Sign in	5 days ago
Paris	Errors	6 days ago
Gustavo Adolfo Madero	Website Down	8 days ago
Nagpur	Errors	11 days ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  General Ramon Esperanza (@GenEsperanza) reported 38 seconds ago

  @ShelovesTheBolt @Deanstersbets Haha. Imagine if PFT and Kate’s baby daddy were to have a falling out on Monday. Pres could fire Kate by Friday and no one would care save for a bunch of Reddit weirdos. The “love ya Kate” bots would be shut off and she’d be down to Muj levels of engagement in 2 weeks.

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  Johnny Spider (@notJohnnySpider) reported 2 minutes ago

  @bridgemindai @matthewmillerai And? Its not like these 🇺🇸 companies ran trough the hole internet/reddit/x etc and took all the data they could.. maybe even including yours, mines and 100% ripped off all the bloggers. if not for the 🇨🇳 “independent” companies most of the world wouldn’t be able to acces top-tier(or close) models. My thoughts are that 🇨🇳 wants to trigger a economic collapse in 🇺🇸, this is why they forbid paper gold trades and stocked so much oil. The distillation of fable 5 is the nail in the coffin for the 🇺🇸 economy witch was going to see a economic drop anyway after the ai boom(what goes up must come down). These massively subsidised 🇺🇸 companies that are billions in debt just lost their intelligence and are not able to compete price-wise. Im not a 🇨🇳 fan but i have to respect a good executed plan when i see one. The strategic industrial development and the silent takeover are paying off. This wouldn’t have been possible in such a short timeframe if not for the corruption inside your government. 🇨🇳 proved once again they took 🇳🇱’s and 🇮🇹’s game and perfected it. Gg wp

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  scott (@helloscottt) reported 2 minutes ago

  @folkloreaotyy @PopBase @Spotify Many people have reported the same issue on Reddit.

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  yoyo (@yappytappi) reported 5 minutes ago

  i gen believe any problem i have will be solved after a couple scrolls on reddit for users w the same issue, that app saves me sometimes

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  Rick Gigger (@rgigger) reported 9 minutes ago

  @mattpocockuk Given he used it to create a plan he probably uses /grill-me If the Reddit link down in the thread is the one your talking about it sounds like it’s more for having the model teach you stuff. Not planning.

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  John (@hello_code_) reported 11 minutes ago

  Subreddit Signals started because I kept watching customers describe their exact problem on Reddit and nobody was in the room. Not a gap I read about. A gap I kept tripping over. Best product ideas are not found in competitor teardowns. They are found in the complaints nobody is paid to listen to.

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  lace🐾 (@letsdjokearound) reported 11 minutes ago

  @djoechoes sighh lets focus on the bigger problems in the world instead of a fanbase but obviously reddit wont listen to that

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  Accrued Interest (@accrued_int) reported 13 minutes ago

  @varuninvesting 🎯 this is one of the many reasons usage on the US side is stagnant / down, this is why I can't have confidence in Reddit. $RDDT has to operate in the world where AI overviews are only going to GROW from here. Tbh, it's hard for me to give this stock a higher multiple than $GOOGL

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  JennaSilva (@SamaraiClips) reported 14 minutes ago

  @amitisinvesting @aleabitoreddit Your buying Reddit over micron that’s down 40% from ATH. Given the direction with AI is going, I think all money should be flowing into AI stocks rather than social media discretionary stocks. What do you think?

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  Will Kelsall (@KelwaveStudio) reported 14 minutes ago

  got my first real user for PlanningPing this week. not from a fancy launch. not from ads. from a single reddit comment answering someone's actual problem. turns out "be useful in the exact place people are complaining" still works.

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  The Wise Investor 🧠 (@TheWiseIC) reported 16 minutes ago

  Jokes aside I’m down like 5% it’s not even that bad but more so a joke. I’m happy to own more Reddit. Think this is stupidly overblown and I look forward to scooping more shares up.

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  equitydesk.ai (@EquityDeskAi) reported 16 minutes ago

  Daily Notes July 31th 2026 Close 1. Software just became the market's only proven leader — buy its calm names, not its runners. It rose 5.9 points of relative strength in a week where the market fell, with 80% of 143 names positive — the first group in six weeks to hold a lead through a full week. The money going forward is in the ones near their trend lines: $CDNS (+1.5% above its 30-week average), $ZM, $APPN, $TEAM — not the ones that already ran 30% like $MANH. In this market, every leader gets attacked within days; the names with no altitude survive the attack, the extended ones fund it. 2. Stay out of chips, three strikes now confirmed. The complex fell 6.9 points this week, its third failed comeback attempt: Micron gave back -29 after its +25 squeeze day, KLA -20 after a record quarter. Only $AVGO (+0.7, quietly positive four weeks running) and $NVDA (still in an uptrend) are worth watching. The rule stays: no entries until a full green week with structure intact — being early has cost 10-30% every single time. 3. The Fed repriced everything rate-sensitive — don't fight it, rotate consumer instead. Three Fed members voted to hike, markets now price two hikes this year, and the rate-cut trades collapsed in three days: rails -8.5, REITs -5, utilities -4.7. Meanwhile consumer groups quietly led: broadline retail +4.9, hotels and leisure +2.5, media +2.8. The money leaving bonds-proxies is going to consumer and software, not back to industrials. 4. Earnings are still a one-way filter: reports that answer doubts get paid, reports that dodge them get killed. Microsoft +16.7 this week — it answered its questions. Reddit beat everything by a mile, but flagged "choppy" Google traffic and stopped reporting user metrics: -14, trend broken. Apple -10 on its report. The playbook for your own book's reports next week ($PTON $FSLY $WAT): the number matters less than whether the call closes the open question — for Peloton that's subscribers, and the market already knows they guided down. 5. The steady money remains the unfollowed names with their own stories — five weeks running. $THC +8.3 this week (again), $HRB +7.0, $IBEX +4.1, $EVTC — companies with strong earnings calls almost no analysts attend, charts still recovering from old pessimism, and catalysts of their own. They've outperformed through every rotation because no theme owns them, so no rotation sells them. That screen — good call, ignored stock, rising relative strength, upcoming catalyst — is still producing the highest hit rate of anything this month.

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  Eltanin Capital (@eltanincapital) reported 18 minutes ago

  I was fortunate enough to be heavily invested in a **** stock during the market drawdown. I am now initiating a position in $RDDT here, this price action is frankly ridiculous. They will likely sign new data licensing deals along the way, which would be margin expanding (currently only 5% of total revenues are data licensing and the rest is entirely advertising, a trillion dollar market). Potentially losing an ongoing deal with Google theoretically shouldn't be too much of an issue given its share in revenues. Data licensing margins are above 90%, and other possible deals would be catalysts for the stock. Given yoy revenue growth of 60% and above in the first two quarters, Ebitda growth above 100%, and growth in daily active user metrics, I believe the price action is contrary to the company's solid business while ARPU growth will be also important going forward. As a daily reddit user I'm not personally too fond of AI chat searches, and would much rather rely on human to human interaction to get unique insights. I personally believe the market is overracting with its concerns. 2Q share buybacks average around $155. Again, DYODD.

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  Ethics Bored (@ethicsbored) reported 19 minutes ago

  @sudosteve_ @hankgreen He says in the Reddit comment what he feels the problem in. The thing that initially drew criticism is that he said the word "pushback" and a bunch of people assumed it was because he accidentally left some AI-generated text in his script (he didn't, the line was ad-libbed).

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  LXURI (@shop_lxuri) reported 20 minutes ago

  @rexingusa Other issues: Cheap feel, poor mounts (falling in heat), weak Wi-Fi/app, bad instructions, and suspicions of manipulated positive Amazon reviews (with negative ones allegedly removed).reddit.comTrustpilot shows a mixed overall picture (around 4.1 in some regions)

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  Horse (@LowPolyHorseYT) reported 20 minutes ago

  @Meelsie143 I mean reddit isnt known for housing the smartest minds. But yeah the wacky red and white buildings are ugly and its part of my issue with bethesda bastardizing fallout art style to be more appealing

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  Kevin Roy (@KevinRo90321458) reported 22 minutes ago

  @raichutokenized Yes it is. If reddit is down, it's down for a reason.

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  cyberprince (@cyberprince_rwo) reported 23 minutes ago

  Im just talking about these 2 stocks todays because they are the non AI down 30% after earnings $RDDT numbers were perfect but I believe that even though $RBLX had terrible earnings they will come back and have a way stronger platform than Reddit. At the same market cap now I’ll take Roblox.

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  BullThesis (@davidlewispac) reported 28 minutes ago

  $RDDT is getting hammered today after a strong Q2 earnings beat! Closed yesterday at $178.04 (+0.03%). Today it's down ~21-23% trading in the $136-140 range on massive volume (4-5x average). Reddit crushed estimates with $805M revenue (beat) and strong ad growth, but investors are spooked by "choppy" search traffic and user growth concerns. Classic "sell the news"? Long-term bullish on human communities in an AI world, but short-term volatility is real. $RDDT

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  tonytheguy (@tonytheguy5) reported 29 minutes ago

  @MightyGazelle1 @CommonS37481141 They saw someone on Reddit talk about trouble shooting, and now it’s their only talking point.

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  Beetle-Persona (@beetle_persona) reported 32 minutes ago

  @Sparrow_001_Eve I mean the fact that the mods have unpinned the “Update on the Situation” post on Reddit and are trying to let art post back in to bury the issue is just showing they trying to wait out the situation.

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  TraderTV Research (@ttvresearch) reported 35 minutes ago

  $RDDT WENT RED ON EARNINGS! Despite posting stronger-than-expected revenue and EPS for the quarter, Reddit gapped down SHARPLY after sharing earnings for Q2 2026! This visual tracks the company's quarterly revenue for each quarter since its 2024 IPO. @tradertvlive $SPY $QQQ @Reddit

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  Yiannis Zourmpanos (@yianisz) reported 36 minutes ago

  $RDDT didn’t miss earnings. It missed the one thing the market is starting to care about: where future growth comes from.. Revenue grew 61%, EPS crushed estimates, and guidance was raised again. None of that was the problem. The concern is that user growth is increasingly tied to search traffic Reddit doesn’t control. U.S. logged-in users barely grew, management called search traffic “choppy,” and AI search is making investors question how durable that acquisition engine really is. I think that’s a valid concern. But a ~20% selloff prices in a much bigger deterioration than one quarter actually showed. The business is still generating elite economics: 91%+ gross margins, $261M in quarterly free cash flow, over $1B in trailing operating cash flow, and 8 straight quarters of 60%+ revenue growth. The next few quarters are no longer about proving Reddit can monetize. It already has. They’re about proving it can grow users without relying so heavily on Google. That’s the metric I’d be watching now.

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  Yummy 🛸˚ ݁₊ ⊹ (@HollowYummy) reported 38 minutes ago

  this is a bad example but one i saw earlier this week was a meme or was it art. anyways how am i supposed to ever see their stuff if im not on reddit, facebook, instagram and xitter and snapchat and on their discord server at the same time?

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  Neoicon Mint (@3SYMI) reported 39 minutes ago

  @Real_Ames This is the issue: Reddit sources are unreliable. The reason AI fails is because their language model (intelligence) depends on the misinformation of the internet. I presented my opinion to Reddit, they banned me.

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  Jared (@BlackPilledFed) reported 42 minutes ago

  @Reddit_Retards Reddit needs to be taken down

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  First Fellow (@spluscollective) reported 45 minutes ago

  $RDDT Business looked strong. Stock didn’t care. - Rev ~$805M (+61%), 8th straight quarter over 60% - EPS $1.25 vs ~$0.95 expected - Ads ~$762M (+64%) - DAUq 130.3M (+18%) - WAUq crossed 500M - Q3 guide $860–870M rev (Street was expecting ~$828M) Why I think it dropped? Not the P&L, because numbers look good. The issue is traffic story. A lot of Reddit users still arrive from Google search. Huffman said those referrals were “choppy” and more volatile late in the quarter. That’s the AI overview fear. Google answers more on Google, fewer people click out to Reddit. Ads can still rip while the market worries the user faucet is less reliable. What to expect? Commercial business is fine. Stock trades the Google traffic narrative until DAUs and referrals look cleaner. As of today we closed above IPO Avwap. So as long as 135 holds its ok, if it loses thats when the problems come. Not a great idea to open a position after market already chose its side.

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  Camtrader (@trader_cam) reported 50 minutes ago

  @TheLongInvest What reasonable person searches for information on Reddit. That isnt what lost then US users and IS why they are down. Enjoy stripping your investment to data.

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  Elephant (@808crypto) reported 50 minutes ago

  @TradexWhisperer Still grew users at what...18%. Plus it's revenue growth is over 60%! Makes zero sense for the sell off. The market is wrong here, US DAU is down a paltry .6% due to AI bypassing Reddit after fetching the data. Reddit will correct this and continue to grow.

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  TheReasonableClerith (@thereasonablecl) reported 51 minutes ago

  @koyodia Openly? Dia It was a 1 second clip from a video that was only shared in the CA Reddit 2 years ago. CTs went on to the sub and took a screengrab. The video doesn't even exist anymore - it was my first ever attempt and was rubbish. That is not me openly publicising it. I also drew other characters. I can't draw. It's self-deprecation and tongue in cheek humour. I used to be a CT. I like Tifa. Calling SteeD a misogynist and trying to shut down a perfectly reasonable debate is not on. And when the CAs had a problem with this kind of thing, we came down on it hard (Lance). Sadly, I don't see you guys doing the same when you have folks like AG still kicking around.