Buy Reddit Posts from Old Accounts

Yes — and you must. Provide the exact post title, the URL or text body to submit, and the target subreddit. Workers follow the brief precisely. If you want a specific flair, include that too. Posts that deviate from your title or content can be rejected at no cost.

Yes. Workers submit from their own active Reddit profiles — accounts with real post history, comment karma, and subreddit participation. Not bots, not panel accounts, not newly created throwaway profiles.

No. Workers only need the post content, the target subreddit, and any account requirements you specify. Your Reddit account credentials are never requested.

Yes. Name the exact subreddit in your task — workers will submit there. You can also allow workers to choose a relevant subreddit themselves if you want wider distribution. For subreddits with strict posting rules, add them to the brief so workers can follow them.

Yes. Specify the post type in your brief — link submission (external URL) or text post (body content you provide). Not all subreddits allow link posts, so check the subreddit rules before requesting link submissions.

Moderation decisions are outside the scope of the task. Workers are responsible for submitting the post correctly — not for what happens after moderators review it. To reduce removal risk, require minimum karma and account age, and provide notes about subreddit-specific rules in your brief.

Post tasks start at $0.05 per submission. Most campaigns offer $0.10–$0.25 depending on subreddit requirements, account age, and post type.

For example:

10 posts — $0.50–$2.50 50 posts — $2.50–$12.50 100 posts — $5–$25

You pay per approved submission — no packages, no upfront commitments.

Yes. Set the number of slots to match how many subreddits you want to cover, and in the brief specify that each worker should post to a different subreddit. Or list a set of acceptable subreddits and let workers select one each. Each worker submits to one subreddit, so 10 slots means posts in up to 10 subreddits.

Yes. Specify your requirements in the task — for example, 'Reddit account must be at least 90 days old with at least 500 post karma.' Workers who don't meet the threshold will skip the task. Higher requirements narrow the worker pool and typically require a higher reward.

Workers start accepting tasks within minutes of your task going live. Most campaigns at standard rewards complete within 2–8 hours. Tasks requiring high-karma accounts take longer because fewer workers qualify — a higher reward speeds this up.

Yes, if visibility matters. A post with no upvotes gets sorted to the bottom of the subreddit immediately — even well-written posts stay invisible without early upvotes. Run a separate upvote task on each submitted post URL to give it the initial signal the subreddit algorithm uses to surface it.