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 (55%)
• Sign in (23%)
• Errors (23%)

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	4 days ago
Bengaluru	Sign in	6 days ago
Paris	Errors	6 days ago
Gustavo Adolfo Madero	Website Down	9 days ago
Nagpur	Errors	11 days ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

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  A P (@breakthrough48) reported 5 seconds ago

  @dguardi @sircryptotips @Trezor Yet there are tons of stories of Trezor wallets being drained on Reddit. Yes, most are user error...but there are many where they did everything right

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  John (@hello_code_) reported 20 seconds ago

  @Guronnimo Building Subreddit Signals. SaaS founders miss real buying intent hiding in Reddit threads every day, people describing exactly the problem you solve, just before they go searching for a solution. It catches those moments.

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  John (@hello_code_) reported 35 seconds 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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  Homestead Pilot (@homesteadpilot) reported 5 minutes ago

  @ReformedRad Such a big issue. A lot of guys redpilled on reddit and discord 10 years ago are shaming newbies for not being redpilled enough. Everyone will get there.

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  Caleb Trevino (@CalebTrevinoSEO) reported 5 minutes ago

  Quality content is 1/5 of local SEO Here is how to write better SEO content for your site 👇 (Bookmark this and copy me) I have talked to numerous mentors who rank WITHOUT backlinks because their content is good🤯 You should NOT be using generic prompts to write your website content. The problem is not AI content...the problem is weak topical coverage Generic prompts sound polished to a human and rank for NOTHING because they are semantically thin. Missing the exact supporting terms Google needs to understand what the page is even about Before you write a single word check search intent. Google the keyword...see what is already ranking. SERP full of how-to guides, write a how-to. SERP full of service pages, a blog post is the wrong move. Most people skip this completely and wonder why nothing sticks Build your outline from what is already ranking then make it better. 70% proven structure, 30% your own angle.. why your unique, what is unique about the city your in... etc Use AI for research and finding gaps... Not for blind writing. Ask it what is missing. Pull real language from Reddit, YouTube, X, LinkedIn and Wiki. (This is OP) The REAL push comes after that.. ~ Related language and contextual terms ~ Internal links out to related pages ~ Internal links in from older content ~ Support pages reinforcing your $$ page The most important parts of any service/location pages are the HERO and the section beneath it. Those are what get crawled mostly to determine who, what, where you are Great content will limit backlink cost over time 🫰😮‍💨

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  chii 2.0 (@chiinori93z) reported 6 minutes ago

  None of the news outlets are talking about the caveat because Harvey and Co carefully avoided mentioning it. The illiterate Grammy stans on reddit are swearing up and down an Asian Pop submission doesn't preclude a song from any other categories because they can't read.

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  Riku (@Kuseltaja) reported 7 minutes ago

  Also it seems I've got something called Misophonia. Fun to go to reddit and randomly get suffered a sub that matches perfectly to a problem you've had all your life but never figured it out before

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  First Fellow (@spluscollective) reported 8 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 10 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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  mal (@mal_shaik) reported 12 minutes ago

  2) first thing is the idea if you have an idea already then skip this section there are many ways to find problems to solve: > personal problem > knowing someone with problems in an industry you are not in > online discussions (reddit) > an app that people are complaining about but still paying for > and more in this section ill go over all of them (skip if ur not interested) personal problem: this is very often talked about and its true. if you personally have a problem you can be your own test user / customer the important thing to do tho is to make sure this is a problem not unique only to you. you can do this via looking on reddit for example to see if others have your same issue the most important thing however is that you make sure that you HONESLTlY would buy your solution. do not trick yourself. ask yourself honestly. what have you previously done to try to fix this problem? have you spent any money? any time? and if this problem was never fixed, would this greatly impact you? if the answer is that you did not spend money or time to try to fix the problem. or that the problem wouldn't effect you then its probably not the best one to do. knowing someone: this is handy if you are connected to anyone in a niche industry. wether directly or in directly this could be parents, uncle, cousin, or friend, or friend of a friend. try to ask them questions about their work. what are the common problems that appear? again ask what did they try to do to solve it? did they spend money? time? and what impact did this problem have on their life. a good example would be "i spent 2 years and paid $5000 dollars for different tools to manage my customers but none of them do X. and this cost me to loose 20% of my customers" you can keep talking to people until you find something note-worthy reddit (or other online discussions): go on reddit or elsewhere and find communities that you have some interest / passion in. see what they complain about. be careful and try to figure out if they are just complaining to complain or that the problem actually effects them. you can try commenting or dming them to ask last one is my favorite: find an app that people complain about but still pay for. there are a lot of software that people hate using but still have to use it for whatever reason. a good example is something like turbo tax. a lot of ppl hate it yet people still use it (cuz they gotta do their taxes) figure out why they hate it and fix that issue. there are many more ways to find ideas but these are the ones that came to mind next: how i chose my idea

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  riot (@riotthemute) reported 13 minutes ago

  @M1ster_Gu @LilithLovett You are so far off on this. Its hurt their reputation from the vocal minority on twitter/reddit. The average gamer that just comes from work, plops down in front of their TV and boots up their favorite game without ever coming on twitter/reddit faaaar outnumber those post here.

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  Alpha Wire (@AlphaWireNewsAi) reported 16 minutes ago

  Just in: Reddit Closes Down 21%, Its Biggest One-Day Drop Since Its 2024 U.S. IPO. Reddit closed down 21%, marking its biggest one-day decline since the company’s 2024 U.S. IPO. #Stocks #IPO

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  JennaSilva (@SamaraiClips) reported 20 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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  Julien | Axyom (@itzs_julien) reported 20 minutes ago

  @AKirtesh i'll go on reddit and try to look at people complaining about this problem first

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  guts the beserker (@GutsB35378) reported 23 minutes ago

  @Iyervval There are literal sequences where Lord ram kills 14,000 demons at once, with magic arrows. How do you show these fantastical elements, realistically? Go full reddit atheist and try to tone down actual events? 14 people in place, of 14,000 demons?

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  Damián (@damian96538) reported 27 minutes ago

  @RamirezElfri I made a post on reddit about that. And I got destroyed in the comment. And down voted yo oblivion. I'm a hoyoshill through and through but I'm also critical and can admit when things are not okay.

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  Payton (@paytkaleiwahea) reported 30 minutes ago

  Here's the current state of play across the major social platforms on ai: Bans / Recommendation Restrictions > Snapchat Wholly AI-generated videos are no longer eligible for Spotlight recommendation AI-enhanced content using Snapchat's own tools still qualifies if labeled > TikTok Doesn't ban AI content outright, but operates a 4-tier penalty ladder for undisclosed AI • AI influencers must label Auto-labeling via Content Credentials is rolling out (2026 policy) Mandatory Labels / Auto-Detection > X Rolled out “Made with AI” labels in March 2026 Auto-detects AI-generated images via C2PA metadata and shows a toast notification (will use a gpt2 image for post example) Creators can also self-disclose Stripped metadata often evades detection though such as taking a screen shot > YouTube Since May 2025, creators must disclose “meaningfully altered or synthetically generated" content that could be mistaken for real Now auto-detects undisclosed photorealistic AI and moves labels to more prominent placements Failure = demonetization > Meta (Instagram, Facebook, Threads) Applying “AI info" labels since 2024 Detects via industry-standard AI image indicators + user disclosures Undisclosed AI content may be auto-flagged and down ranked • User-Flagging > LinkedIn Added a "Seems like AI slop" report button (July 2026) The platform is also deploying new classifiers to detect AI-slop and low-quality content Research from Pangram found 41% of longform LinkedIn posts were fully AI-generated • Community-Driven > Reddit No platform-wide AI label yet, but individual subreddits have more than doubled their custom AI-content rules since 2023 Enforcement is decentralized via community mods

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  The Wise Investor 🧠 (@TheWiseIC) reported 31 minutes ago

  Powerful lesson. Still doesn’t change the way I operate. It stinks to see my portfolio take a huge nose dive after such a great year. But that’s the game I’m in. The goal is to own good businesses and hang on to them. No one can accurately predict price movement with squiggly lines. This is part of the process. Pain before gain. If I sniffed an issue when Reddit I would have dumped it at 200. Nothing changed aside from algorithms at citadel deciding to bid down a bunch of high beta stocks.

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  oddity 🇨🇦 (@Pr0_0ddity) reported 32 minutes ago

  @Bolmercl @hankgreen from what i recall from his post on reddit, he used it to gather his information. it’s still not right. not when humans have been doing research for years without a machine doing it for us. hence why i said, real fans wouldn’t care if production slowed down for that research

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  Gus - The Italian Investor (@italianinvesto) reported 38 minutes ago

  I just doubled down on $RDDT down 22% after reporting stellar earnings. The market seems to be focused only on Google AI disrupting Reddit content, but AIs need to get data somewhere, don't they? > ntm p/e below 20 > growing revenues 60% > almost 30% EBIT margin Seems like a pretty safe bet in a high growing stock. Wait until Reddit announce a few billions of buybacks and the stock will fly.

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  buildwithjay (@shipwithjay) reported 40 minutes ago

  @WilliamShatner the Reddit-postings bit is the scary product problem. if the answer feels confident but has no source trail, normal people cannot grade it

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  Johnny Spider (@notJohnnySpider) reported 42 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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  liv from paramore 💌 (@Oliviao0oo) reported 46 minutes ago

  @felts0glum I saw someone say on Reddit that there’s been a stock issue with sandbag so they are waiting for the stuff to arrive to the warehouse. I don’t live in the US so gdy won’t ship to me 😩 pissed me off cause I really wanted the ego hair dye last year but I couldn’t get it.

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  Cedric (@Cedric_Invests) reported 47 minutes ago

  $RDDT just posted one of its best quarters as a public company, and the stock is getting demolished. Why? Revenue came in at $805 million against a $732.82 million estimate, up 61% year-over-year. EPS hit $1.25 versus $0.97 expected. Guidance for next quarter beat too. By almost every traditional measure, this was a blowout. Shares are down over 20%, and this isn't really an earnings story, it's a search-dependency story. CEO Steve Huffman told investors that "search referrals were choppy," a direct admission that a meaningful chunk of Reddit's user growth still rides on Google sending people to the site. Layer on top of that separate reports that Reddit has discussed cutting Google's access to its content for AI training, and you get a stock caught between two versions of the same fear, what happens to traffic if Google changes how it surfaces Reddit, and what happens to the lucrative AI-licensing revenue if Reddit pulls back that access itself. The real story is that Wall Street stopped grading this quarter and started pricing in the next five years of Reddit's relationship with Google, both as a traffic source and as an AI content partner, and didn't like the uncertainty it saw in either direction.

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  Virag (@viragkovarii) reported 48 minutes ago

  creative strategists who don’t use reddit are missing out. here’s why: where do your customers complain? where do they compare your product to competitors? where do they explain why they didn’t buy? where do they describe their problem in words your brand would never think of using? where do they share what finally convinced them to buy? reddit. before i build a single angle, i search: “best [product] reddit” then i go even deeper: “[product] vs [competitor] reddit” “[problem] reddit” “[product] didn’t work reddit” here’s what i’m looking for: -recurring objections -emotional language -failed solutions they’ve already tried -competitor weaknesses -buying triggers -unexpected use cases -words and phrases that keep showing up over and over then i stop writing copy. i start translating customer research into ads. the best-performing ads rarely come from brainstorming. they come from understanding your customer better than everyone else.

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  Connor Turner (@ConnManATL) reported 52 minutes ago

  @ArmaPlatform Arma Reforger is just unplayable right now. I have ran into a problem on my PC where it says “backend error“ and people online say it has no fix and has been going on for years. I do not understand how a problem like this can be mentioned by thousands and ignored for years. I hope this is fixed, but I have requested a refund on steam because it’s just not playable. I’ve seen users on Reddit say they have had the error for years and it hasn’t been fixed.

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  ElonScamMusk (@elon_scam_musk) reported 55 minutes ago

  If Reddit is shut down, LLMs are ******.

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  Rick Gigger (@rgigger) reported 55 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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  Gurnoor Singh (@gurnoor__) reported 57 minutes ago

  Brand owners under 1M/mo = don’t do this Brand owners over 1M/mo = do this religiously I’m talking about product research. Most brand owners immediately open Reddit Read customer reviews Analyse competitor ads And start collecting every pain point they can find. And then they end up with 50 pages of research and still have no idea what ad to write. Here’s why: Customer research can show you everything the market wants, but it cannot tell you which of those desires your product can actually satisfy. You need to understand the product first. And I don’t mean reading the product page and writing down a list of features. You need to understand: > What every feature actually does > What changes when someone uses the product > What problems it can genuinely solve > What outcomes it can help create > Which advantages competitors cannot credibly claim > Which types of customers would value each benefit most This creates the lens through which you conduct customer research. Without that lens, you’re just collecting random customer language and hoping an angle magically appears. Let’s say you sell a collagen supplement. If you begin with customer research, you could find hundreds of problems: > Fine lines > Dry-looking skin > Weak nails > Joint discomfort > Stiffness after training > Confusion about collagen types > Powders that taste horrible or clump But you still don’t know which problems your collagen can credibly connect to or how to explain that connection. Product research gives you that bridge. You might discover that your product contains peptides, provides a relevant amount per serving, dissolves easily and has evidence to provide specific outcome. Now your customer research has direction. You can investigate women concerned about changes in skin elasticity, active people dealing with joint discomfort, customers who gave up on collagen because of the taste, or people confused about whether they are taking enough. You know which problems to investigate because you already know what your specific formula, dosage and delivery experience can support. THIS is where your strongest angles come from. You connect a real capability inside the product to a powerful desire already present inside a specific customer. The product gives you the possible directions. The customer tells you which direction has the most sales power. This is why starting with customer research creates so much noise. You find emotionally powerful problems your product cannot solve, desires it cannot fulfil and sub-avatars it has no credible reason to serve. Then you force the connection in the ad, and the entire argument feels weak. The correct order is this: > Understand exactly what the product can do > Distinguish between features and benefits > Identify the problems and outcomes connected to those capabilities > Find the customers who care most about those outcomes > Study how those customers describe the problem in their own language > Build sub avatars and angles where product capability and customer desire meet And test it. Product research gives customer research a target. Without it, you’re collecting information. With it, you’re searching for the exact desire your product is best positioned to satisfy. To your Ascensionn, Gurnoor

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  John (@hello_code_) reported 60 minutes ago

  @uday_devops SaaS, no question. I'd put it into Subreddit Signals, a tool that helps founders find customers from real conversations happening on Reddit right now. The distribution problem kills more good products than the product itself does.