Your whole Reddit workflow, in one place.
Write, scan the subreddit's rules, schedule, and reply. Reddit sits in the same queue as LinkedIn® and X, with a pre-publish check that knows what each community actually allows.
Reddit does not forgive
a copy-pasted post.
It is the one channel where the audience is stronger than the algorithm. Get the room wrong and you are not ignored, you are removed.
Every subreddit is its own rulebook
Flair requirements, karma floors, account age, no links in the body, self-posts on weekdays only. Half of it is machine-readable, half is prose a moderator typed years ago.
Removals happen silently
Most posts are taken down without a message. You find out when the traffic never arrives, and by then the account has a strike you cannot see.
Removals a poster never gets a reason for
The good threads have a four-hour life
A thread with 30 comments in two hours is worth answering. The same thread tomorrow is archaeology. Finding them by scrolling is not a strategy.
Reepl ranks by comments and upvotes per hour, not by raw score.
Compose, check, publish,
reply. Without leaving Reepl.
Reddit is a first-class channel, not an export target. Same composer, same calendar, same voice profile, plus the checks Reddit specifically demands.
A real Reddit composer, not a text box.
Pick the subreddit from the ones you actually belong to, choose from its live flair templates, write in markdown up to Reddit's real limits, and attach images or a gallery. Then schedule it into the same queue as everything else.
- Subreddit and flair pulled from Reddit, per account
- 300-character titles, long-form markdown bodies, image galleries
- Scheduled posts publish through the official API, exactly once
- Sits in one calendar with your LinkedIn® and X posts
Know if it will be removed before you post it.
Reepl runs two passes over your draft. The first checks Reddit's own machine-readable post requirements, which is free and cannot false-positive. The second handles the rules a moderator wrote in English, compiled once per subreddit and cached.
- Every rule the subreddit publishes, read and checked
- Flair, title patterns, link policy, karma, and account age
- Subjective rules are marked unevaluable, never quietly passed
- Compiled once per subreddit, reused across your drafts
Find the threads that are still worth answering.
Search any keyword across Reddit and get results ordered by how live the conversation is, not by lifetime score. A two-hour thread with 40 comments beats yesterday's front page every time.
- Keyword search across subreddits, up to 25 ranked results
- Opportunity score weights comments twice as heavily as upvotes
- Send any thread straight to your ideas or your reply queue
- Included on Pro, with a fair-use hourly search limit
Draft the reply. You decide if it ships.
Replies are drafted into a queue, not fired off. You get an email, you approve or reject, and only then does anything appear on Reddit. Workspaces can require approval for every member.
- Every reply drafted first, approved second
- Email notification on pending and on posted
- Per-workspace approval requirement for teams and agencies
- Rate limits respected, with a clear reconnect prompt if your token lapses
One channel, wired into the rest of Reepl.
Reddit is where your buyers complain out loud. That makes it an input to your content, not just another place to publish.
Reddit as your idea feed
Signals pulls threads from the subreddits you care about, alongside YouTube, RSS, and trends. Save one, hit Use, and it becomes a draft.
Repurpose without the tell
Send a LinkedIn® or X post to Reddit and it gets rewritten for the room: longer, plainer, no hook formatting, no humble-brag open.
Andy handles the busywork
Ask Andy to find threads about your category, draft replies for approval, or fill next week's Reddit slot. It still cannot publish without you.
Terminal and MCP
reepl reddit search and reply from the CLI, with JSON on every command. Same surface reachable from Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor over MCP.
Connect once
Authorize your Reddit account and Reepl handles tokens, rate limits, and reconnects. No browser automation, no scraping, no password sharing.
What Reepl will not do on Reddit
Reddit's own rules on self-promotion and automation are stricter than any other channel we support. We build to them on purpose.
No posting behind your back
Scheduled posts run at the time you set. Replies wait for your approval. Andy drafts, it never publishes on its own.
No mass posting, no vote games
No blasting the same post across subreddits, no upvote or comment rings, no engagement pods. Those get accounts banned, and rightly so.
Official API, within its terms
Everything runs through Reddit's official API with the access you granted, inside Reddit's Terms of Service, API terms, and rate limits. No scraping, no headless browsers.
Most schedulers treat Reddit as one more box to tick
Posting to Reddit is the easy part. Knowing whether the post survives contact with the moderators is the feature.
| Capability | Reepl | Generic scheduler | By hand |
|---|---|---|---|
| Subreddit and flair handlingPick the subreddit, pull its real flair templates, respect its post type rules. | |||
| Pre-publish rules scanReddit's machine-readable requirements plus the prose rules a moderator wrote. | |||
| Scheduled Reddit postsQueued alongside LinkedIn® and X, published exactly once through the official API. | Partial | ||
| Thread discoveryKeyword search ranked by how live the conversation is, not by upvotes alone. | Partial | ||
| Replies with approvalDrafted replies wait in a queue and go out only when you approve them. | |||
| Same voice across channelsOne voice profile, rewritten per platform. Reddit is not a LinkedIn® copy-paste. | Partial | ||
| Terminal and MCP accessreepl reddit search / reply from the CLI, or from Claude and ChatGPT over MCP. |
Reddit publishing and engagement is on Pro
Connect Reddit alongside LinkedIn® and X on the same seat. Publishing and replies are included, and thread discovery unlocks with Pro. Start on the 14-day trial and connect the channel on day one.
Questions, answered
Everything you need to know before connecting Reepl to your LinkedIn® and X. If something isn't covered here, reach us at hello@reepl.io — we typically reply within a few hours.
Does Reepl post to Reddit automatically?
Scheduled posts publish at the time you set, through Reddit's official API with the account you authorized. Replies are different: they are always drafted into a queue and only go out once you approve them. Andy can draft and schedule, but it cannot publish or reply on its own.
How does the rules scan actually work?
In two passes. The first reads the subreddit's machine-readable post requirements, which Reddit publishes: flair rules, title patterns, banned phrases, link policy. That pass is free, instant, and cannot false-positive. The second pass handles the rules a moderator wrote in prose. Those get compiled once per subreddit into checkable conditions and cached, so mechanical ones like karma or account age are then evaluated in plain code on every scan.
What happens if a rule cannot be checked?
It is marked unevaluable, not clear. "No low-effort posts" is a judgment call, and pretending to verify it would be worse than saying nothing. Clear on a Reepl scan means verified clear.
Will this get my Reddit account banned?
Nothing Reepl does on Reddit steps outside the official API or your granted permissions, and we respect Reddit's rate limits rather than retrying into them. There is no cross-posting blast, no vote manipulation, and no engagement automation. Reddit's rules on self-promotion still apply to what you choose to post, and the rules scan exists to help you stay on the right side of them.
Can I post the same content to LinkedIn® and Reddit?
You can, but you shouldn't paste it. Send a LinkedIn® or X post to Reddit and Reepl rewrites it for the room using your voice profile: longer, plainer, without the hook formatting that reads as marketing on Reddit.
Which plan includes Reddit?
Reddit publishing and engagement is included on Pro, on the same seat as LinkedIn® and X. Thread discovery is a Pro feature with a fair-use hourly search limit, and publishing draws from your monthly credits like every other channel. The 14-day trial covers all of it.
Can my team approve Reddit replies before they go out?
Yes. A workspace can require approval for every member, so drafts route to an approver, who gets an email and can approve, edit, or reject from the queue. Nothing reaches Reddit until someone signs off.
Post on Reddit without holding your breath
Connect Reddit in a minute, scan your first draft against the subreddit's real rules, and see what would have been removed.