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 (60%)
• Errors (29%)
• Sign in (11%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Edmonton	Website Down	2 days ago
Pune	Sign in	3 days ago
Saint-Pierre	Errors	3 days ago
Melbourne	Website Down	6 days ago
Kensington	Errors	6 days ago
Marseille	Website Down	7 days ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Rashi Umapathi (@rashiumapathi) reported 12 seconds ago

  Reddit gave us 1,200 signups in 7 days. Here's exactly what we posted (and what got shadow-banned): First rule of Reddit marketing: Reddit hates marketers. Reddit loves builders who share what they learned. So we never posted as a company. We posted as a person who built something and wanted feedback. The post that worked: Title: "I built a tool that does X because I was sick of doing it manually. Here's what I learned after 6 months." Not: "Check out my new SaaS [link]" One reads like a founder. One reads like spam. The subreddits we targeted (in order): 1. r/SaaS - builders who understand the problem 2. r/entrepreneur - people with the pain but not the solution 3. Niche-specific subs - the ones where your ICP actually hangs out Don't go broad. Go where they're already venting about your problem. What got us shadow-banned: - Posting a link in the first comment - Cross-posting the same post to 5 subs the same day - Having a username that looked brand new (less than 30 days old) Build karma first. Then post. The comment that drove the most signups wasn't even our post. Someone else asked a question in a thread. We answered it thoroughly. No link. Then someone replied "do you have a tool for this?" That's when we linked it. 300 signups from one comment. The formula: 1. Find the thread where people complain about your problem 2. Write the most helpful reply in that thread 3. Wait for them to ask "how do you do this?" 4. Then mention your product Patience > promotion.

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  alexknotts (@alexknotts1) reported 6 minutes ago

  @iamlukethedev No. I'm gunshy. My bot is on 4.9 and working. Knowing is going to take two days of focused effort to fix it dissuades me from updating. See Reddit post.

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  Krish (@krishnalpanara) reported 8 minutes ago

  @levelsio Even that has a power supply issue. go to reddit and you will see....

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  Jan | Profitbay.io (@justjasiu) reported 11 minutes ago

  I made $65,000 selling AI automation templates on Reddit. With only a handful of posts. I was grinding on every other platform like everyone else. Posting. Hoping. Chasing engagement. Then I checked my analytics one day. 99% of my real traffic and paying customers were coming from Reddit. That moment completely changed how I see marketing forever. I stopped treating Reddit like normal social media. I started treating it like a hidden search engine that sends buyers on autopilot for months. I doubled down hard and built a simple repeatable system. Here is the exact method I created that turned Reddit into my number one free traffic machine: Key lessons that made this explode: • Write like a real human. Reddit destroys heavy AI text instantly • Always lead with massive value first (I live by the 70/30 rule) • Master indirect promotion only • One strong post can rank and bring sales on autopilot for months This strategy has beaten every single paid ad I have ever run. If you sell digital products, AI tools, templates, or anything online right now, this could be the unfair advantage you have been missing. Save this post. Study the method. Follow for more ;)

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  T.E Vgen - Comms Open (@Emperor1704) reported 12 minutes ago

  @Sensha_ @YukarinLand 4 hour or not... Still improvement.. n clearly didnt play crimson desert aren't ya... , They make a constantly big update lately... Visual, gameplay and content... N its not even 3 people on twitter, the issue also been called out in facebook, reddit, youtube n bunch of website.. another proof u just trap in twitter then..

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  Jennifer D'aww (@GMShivers) reported 13 minutes ago

  @Awk20000 Reddit mods saying they're afraid for their lives and reputation is insane. They have no problem when they bring that stuff down on someone else's head with the telephone game rumors they post on there.

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  reek, PhD. (@TyreekAdams12) reported 17 minutes ago

  @Isaacthesword @Archetypical20 look not everything in your book is corrupt, quran tells us this, BUT there is still distortion and the quran came to fix that and guide you. YOU WOULD LITERALLY KNOW THIS IF YOU READ THE CHAPTER AND NOT A SCREENSHOT FROM REDDIT OR SOMESHIT.

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  Brenyn Johnson (@jesusofthecouch) reported 19 minutes ago

  @Pirat_Nation This is also happening on the app too. For like the last month when I try to watch YouTube on my phone it buffers constantly and only loads a couple seconds at a time. Found a reddit thread a week ago with a bunch of people having the same problem.

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  Jungle Carbine (@JungleCarbine) reported 21 minutes ago

  @RickDeVos RS was utter trash by 1990. Their only remaining readers are deviant boomer ex-hippies with Hallucinogen Persisting Perception Disorder & fat lib Karens with problem glasses who believe it makes them hip. A Reddit listicle carries more weight.

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  B 🌹 (@brjamc777) reported 24 minutes ago

  @Blake9316858650 Oh honey I didn’t get those from Reddit as you can see down at the bottom the actually site And it’s still all up for speculation. No definitive.

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  Screen Brief (@ScreenBrief) reported 28 minutes ago

  @biancalovesfilm Typical for there to be a freak *** glitch when the reddit comes

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  Hustler Jesus (@SawtelleAn5682) reported 34 minutes ago

  @AtheistOwner Reddit Christians are so adorable. That does not solve the problem of the error. Silly girl. Jesus was also a liar and fraud. Which is clearly established from the gospels .

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  Saeed Anwar (@saen_dev) reported 38 minutes ago

  Chrome extensions live or die by showing up at exactly the right moment — usually a Reddit thread where someone complains about the exact problem you solved. Go find those conversations. They're already happening.

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  iamfaheem (@theAIdreamer) reported 38 minutes ago

  the pattern was clear. intent is everywhere. people post their exact needs publicly, all the time, across X, Reddit, forums, everywhere. the problem was speed. I was always late. Buddy monitors those signals in real time so you're first, not fifth.

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  Grok (@grok) reported 39 minutes ago

  @XaldwinSealand @jakubgornicki **Yes, it happens more than you'd think.** Recent X posts and Reddit threads from April-May 2026 show multiple Claude users (and whole companies) hit with similar vague "suspicious signals" or Usage Policy suspensions. False positives are common, support is mostly generic replies + Google forms, and some report ongoing billing despite no access. Anthropic's automated moderation has drawn complaints for poor transparency and slow resolutions lately. Not isolated.

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  Charlie (@CharlieiOS) reported 39 minutes ago

  @SodiqAkand3766 I've actually not had many issues with post removal, it's just most people on Reddit are against any marketing or apps Except on dedicated app subreddits

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  Jordan (@GoodLordJord) reported 40 minutes ago

  @PotrzeA “The problem is achtually the blonde women and finance jobs” would do numbers on reddit and bluesky

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  Jan | Profitbay.io (@justjasiu) reported 40 minutes ago

  @AiroPrompts Reddit is pretty strict against self-promotion, especially from new or low-karma accounts. If you try posting about your product every day, you’ll quickly get hit by Reddit’s spam filters. Most subreddits also ban direct self-promos, so you have to get creative. Even then, the filters are the biggest pain for brand new accounts with low CQS or under 2k karma usually get shadowbanned or removed fast. When I promote on Reddit, I normally use 4–5 aged accounts to build initial momentum. My usual setup: Account 1 posts a genuine problem seeking advice → Account 2 replies with the solution (naturally mentioning my product) → The other accounts jump in to upvote and add supportive comments. This makes it look organic instead of spammy. I posted a short guide on my profile about how I promote on Reddit

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  Lyf (@LyfsDiary) reported 41 minutes ago

  This is the part of reddit that I really like. Every once in awhile I find gems like these. People keeping their head down and simply working on stuffs for the heck of it. Just imagine the hours and the grind they must've done to revamp and maintain for almost two decades now. That's the kind of a person that I aspire to be.

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  Olamide Olaseni | Ecom Web Dev | Social Media Pro (@olaayconnect) reported 42 minutes ago

  @sivaisha219 @TTrimoreau Clean idea, privacy-first messaging with no login is a strong angle, especially for users tired of data-heavy apps. This kind of simplicity + privacy focus could get interesting feedback in Reddit privacy/Android communitie

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  Muhammad Saqib Arif 🇵🇰 (@saqibarif98) reported 43 minutes ago

  @AndrewCDormsn @Reddit @Hacker0x01 Bro, chill. This is part of bug hunting. Multiple critical reports of mine were downgraded to low, and HackerOne triagers didn’t help. Also, multiple issues were fixed without payment. Recently, my X finding was rated as low, even though it should have been high.

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  Taiwo Oladosu (@TaiTechSolution) reported 45 minutes ago

  @tylershinkai @X That’s fair personal tools often start that way. Even for something like this though, Reddit can still be useful beyond distribution. What you’re building actually fits a strong internal use case there already: people constantly ask for “how do I find X posts faster” or “how do I filter signal from noise on X/Reddit/YouTube”. So even without trying to grow users, you could use Reddit as: a validation source (are other builders struggling with the same discovery problem?) a feature feedback loop (what signals people actually consider “valuable posts”) A lot of tools end up becoming products later just by consistently solving their own internal pain first. Are you planning to keep it strictly personal, or open to turning it into something others can actually use later on?

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  𝙼𝚒𝚗𝚍 💞𝙸𝚗𝚜𝚙𝚒𝚛𝚎𝚍 (@Mind1nspired) reported 48 minutes ago

  I was reading Reddit, where messages from early on to at least 4 days ago are being posted. She walked the dog, apparently went home & changed, then left her phone. A sighting at 4:30pm that day had her at a Diamond park area, but later the police said look out at Mt Shasta. Some people claim they put up posters heavily in a drug ridden area of SF, but it sounds more like she had been put on anxiety/depression medications. If that was a bad med for her, that could explain at least part of the problem.

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  NextLevelTraders (@nextltraders) reported 49 minutes ago

  6/ Earnings winners & losers from the week: Apple : Beat on top/bottom line, iPhone 17 demand called "extraordinary," guided +14-17% revenue growth. But warned memory costs are getting worse and will pressure margins Reddit: Surged 13% on 70% revenue growth, ad revenue up 74% Roblox: Crashed 18%, slashed full-year outlook. Stock down 50% YTD Clorox: Dropped 10% on massive guidance cut. Consumer is cracking

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  Jan | Profitbay.io (@justjasiu) reported 50 minutes ago

  @pierreeliottlal I get like 2 - 4 Million views a month on reddit, One of my posts went viral couple of weeks ago got 1.3 Million views but was taken down by reddit filiters 💀

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  Arman Rafian (@rafian_arman) reported 52 minutes ago

  @thepatwalls The moderation and gatekeeping on reddit is nuts lol. Take down any posts then don't like

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  Devesh | Reddit Marketing (@deveshlogs) reported 56 minutes ago

  Most B2B marketers think they’re competing with each other They’re not They’re competing with how fast AI decides who to cite Right now the market is splitting into 4 groups: Google Ads + cold email Chasing attention that’s quietly disappearing Reddit (manual) Works well but too slow to compound Claude for content, weak distribution Good output, zero shelf life Claude + Reddit + GEO Content that gets indexed, cited, and resurfaces daily Here’s the edge: Group 4 is still small The window is still open A Claude assisted Reddit post ~2 hours to create 8+ months of inbound $0 to maintain That kind of leverage doesn’t stay unnoticed for long

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  Adam Rezich (@rezich) reported 57 minutes ago from City of Rapid City, South Dakota

  @0x49fa98 If your first reaction to your child barely beginning to notice the existence of a given veil is to sit them down and demonstrate fully circumscribing and then piercing it, then your kid is gonna grow up being a wikibrained reddit-atheist and purchase his first fedora by age ten.

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  Taiwo Oladosu (@TaiTechSolution) reported 59 minutes ago

  @LeeMazzone87 @X Yeah, you’re thinking about it the right way Reddit is basically conversation-first or nothing. If you jump straight to posting, it dies fast. For something like EchoMind Assistant, it tends to work best in a few specific lanes: discussions around meeting anxiety / blanking under pressure / communication issues productivity threads where people talk about thinking clearly under stress founder/manager spaces where decision fatigue and calls come up a lot The products that do well there usually don’t lead with “AI assistant” they lead with the problem moment, like “I forget what I want to say in meetings” or “I freeze during calls”, then the solution naturally fits in. And yeah, joining conversations first is the correct move. Posting comes later once you’ve seen which angles actually get replies. The key pattern I’ve seen: Reddit rewards relatable situations, not tools. Tools only work when they’re anchored to a specific lived moment. If you keep testing different angles in those problem threads, you’ll quickly see which version of the message actually lands.

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  Jacques de Molay (@LW1307) reported 59 minutes ago

  @reddit_lies Ask that bozo to come up with a coherent explanation for the problem of evil, or to discuss the problem of the one and the many, or to contrast Platonic metaphysics with Aristotelian metaphysics. He thinks he's a philosopher because he is a Reddit edgelord, read a few pamphlets on Nietzsche, and he thinks he is hip and with it.