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 (56%)
• Errors (23%)
• Sign in (21%)

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	7 days ago
Gustavo Adolfo Madero	Website Down	9 days ago
Nagpur	Errors	11 days ago

Full Outage Map

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Reddit Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Rick Gigger (@rgigger) reported 15 seconds 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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  Curt Dalton - Unlovable Dad (@UnlovableDad) reported 1 minute ago

  Reddit is going to find out real fast that which way s$it rolls down a hill if they decide they don't need Google traffic anymore .. no one ever made that decision and had it work out well. Let's see if they cut a new deal or Google tells them to pound sand and good luck out there .

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  Emilee Johnson, M.A. (@ProfJohnson91) reported 4 minutes ago

  @surlydave_40 And that's basically what Henry Ford did, he defended his lack of education with the reasoning that if he wanted to know something, he had access to people who could just tell him. But there's SO much lost in that practice. I understand it saves time and we're all using AI with searches now, but if people start relying on it for everything, not reading in-depth, not checking source info (William Shatner was right the other day, too much Reddit influence with Grok, lol), that's going to be a big problem. In any case... Can't solve everything. Oh well!

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  Daryl (@sk8er1113) reported 4 minutes ago

  @FoundationHQ (April 12, 2024): Stated that numerous users lost funds on Coldcard in recent months due to rolling a low number of dice rolls. Noted that the Coldcard team deleted related Reddit posts and blocked users who reported the problems. Explained why their own product (Passport) avoided adding dice rolls for similar entropy risks

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  Eric Pereira (@iamericpereira) reported 5 minutes ago

  I'd spend $0 on ads for the first 60 days of a new consumer app. Here's where the installs would come from instead. 1. TikTok slideshows at volume Eight to ten posts per day, each a different angle on the same value prop. Pinterest sourced visuals, lifestyle aesthetic, zero mention of your app until slide 4 or 5. Most of those posts stay under 5K views, and that's fine. The algorithm surfaces the winners from the volume, and you only need a few to hit. 2. Reddit with a real account Find 3-5 subreddits where your target user already complains about the problem your app solves. Answer questions genuinely for 2-3 weeks before ever mentioning what you built. Reddit users can smell a marketer from three comments away. But when the recommendation feels earned, the conversion rate is insane. 3. App Store Optimization before you spend a dollar on ads Most indie founders skip ASO entirely and go straight to paid. Meanwhile their screenshots are generic, their subtitle wastes characters on their brand name instead of a keyword, and their first review response is from six months ago. Fix ASO first. Paid acquisition gets 20-30% more efficient when your store listing actually converts the traffic you're already getting.

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  Tom Bilyeu (@TomBilyeu) reported 7 minutes ago

  STEP 1: PROBLEM HUNT (15 minutes) Go where your customer already complains. Reddit, Facebook groups, forums. Search these exact phrases: "Why is there no..." "I wish someone would make..." "This sucks because..."

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  Mauve (@swxrlx) reported 13 minutes ago

  had a dream i got in trouble with the cops for not being human so i ran away and hid among a group of reddit overdosers in a really big field bc the police legally couldn't stop anyone there bc it wasn't illegal for some reason ...

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  The Hidden Chest (@TheHiddenChest) reported 15 minutes ago

  Sometimes all of the social media algorithms decide that I’m obsessed with something I don’t even slightly care about out of nowhere Right now it’s Angry Birds? Reddit and Twitter have been shoving Angry Birds down my throat for weeks now despite me never interacting

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  Monitor SEC Filings (@sec_filings_bot) reported 20 minutes ago

  📄 $RDDT · EARNINGS HIGHLIGHTS - Reddit, Inc. Reddit posted Q2 revenue of $804.9M (+61% YoY), net income of $252.8M (+183% YoY), and diluted EPS of $1.25. 📊 Rev $804.9M (+61.1%) · GAAP EPS $1.25 · NI $252.8M · Op margin 28.8% 🟢 Beat Estimates · EPS $1.25 vs $0.95 est 🔷 Revenue of $804.9M, +61.1% YoY, driven by advertising on mobile and web. 🔷 Net income of $252.8M, +183% YoY; diluted EPS of $1.25 vs. $0.45 a year ago. 🔷 Operating income of $231.7M with 28.8% operating margin, up from 13.6% in Q2 2025. 🔷 Free cash flow of $260.7M for the quarter, more than double the $110.8M in Q2 2025. 🟢 Market reaction: RDDT closed at $180.89 and is down 1.56% since filing at $178.07 in pre-market. The modest decline despite a massive earnings beat suggests the 61% revenue growth and margin expansion may have been priced in, or the market is watching for deceleration signals. Extended-hours moves are not fully captured in the current pre-market quote. 👀 Watch: Q3 FY2026 results, can Reddit sustain 60%+ revenue growth as ad spending scales against tougher comps?

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  John (@hello_code_) reported 23 minutes ago

  @moonfarm_dev Reddit is so underrated for this, most founders post once and bounce but the real gold is lurking the subs where your users already complain about the problem you solve before you even show up

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  Olufemi Talabi (@0gbeni) reported 23 minutes ago

  Fantastic service @NespressoUK - I contacted them yesterday after my coffee machine stopped working earlier in the week and I couldn’t fix it despite consulting FAQs,YouTube & Reddit They were able to deliver a replacement machine today (and also take away the faulty machine).

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  Generic Username (@BanEvadingNinja) reported 24 minutes ago

  @EthansAttic Haha it's so funny because on various places on reddit where this is being discussed (but before we knew that ethan himself didn't drop the lawsuit) you can see ethan's simps running the dumbest defense for him acting like "maybe it was a clerical error" or some other **** lol

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  RoflRolf (@RoflRolf696) reported 26 minutes ago

  @TemptInvest Its an not enough eyeballs on ads inside reddit issue. Imo reddit should integrate LLMs on the platform so that users open reddit and find the answer with the help of LLMs @Reddit Much like X here. You use grok inside x

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  Connor 🇾🇪 (@Connor_longlive) reported 30 minutes ago

  @wwarrior_1 It's just bad writing. Baldurs gate was gay as **** and it slapped. Dragon age has been woke since origins. The issue is the script is straight from Reddit.

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  Robert Carter (@masea175) reported 30 minutes ago

  @TemptInvest Most or Reddit users are redirects. Not many users natively go to the site! This DAU is a misleading metric. Issue why it went down so much is Google changed the algorithm and less redirects now are occurring. So buckle Reddit holders. It’s at a fair price now (maybe)!

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  Neoicon Mint (@3SYMI) reported 33 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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  The Wise Investor 🧠 (@TheWiseIC) reported 33 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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  Declan Appleseed (@peeingcontest) reported 34 minutes ago

  @NewsFromGoogle @Shayan86 You guys take “misinfo seriously”, is that why Google search is completely broken? With false AI generated statements that posit Facebook, Reddit, and Wikipedia as proper sources?

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  Vault Watcher (@VaultWatcher) reported 35 minutes ago

  crypto research isn't hard because there's no information. it's hard because there's too much. some days i spend hours moving from x to telegram, checking reddit, looking at charts, reading threads, hoping to find something worth acting on. sometimes after all that, i still feel like i didn't find any real alpha. that's why @nodiens caught my attention. it's not trying to be another charting app. it's trying to bring everything you need into one place. price is only one part of the story. a chart can tell you what already happened, but it won't tell you if the community is growing, if people are actually talking about it, or if the hype is real. that's where nodiens is different. you get • price and market data • project fundamentals • risk metrics • social sentiment • updates from x, telegram and reddit • watchlists in one place instead of opening 10 different tabs, you can see the bigger picture without wasting time. what i like most is that it doesn't ask you to stop using the tools you already know. it fills the missing gap. when price, community and market activity all start pointing in the same direction, your decisions become a lot easier. at the end of the day, good research isn't about collecting more information. it's about finding the right information before everyone else. that's the problem i think @nodiens is solving.

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  Adham🇱🇷 (@adhamuxi) reported 38 minutes ago

  @YashHustle_22 Reddit, if your product solves a painful problem people are already complaining about.

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  John (@hello_code_) reported 38 minutes ago

  @danielkleach Subreddit Signals is one I'd put in that bucket, finds customers already talking about your problem on Reddit but almost nobody knows it exists yet. Distribution is hard when you're heads down building. Also building AI Peekaboo, tracks why competitors show up in ChatGPT and Gemini answers when you don't, same problem different layer.

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  ecomchigga (@ecomchigga) reported 39 minutes ago

  "you need a big audience to sell digital products" this is the dumbest lie in this entire space and i'm tired of watching people believe it account A: 48,000 followers. posts daily. professional branding. content calendar planned weeks out. launched a $97 course last month made 6 sales account B: 1,900 followers. posts a few times a week. no logo. pfp is a random stock photo. sells a $39 notion template been doing $4K/month for the past 5 months straight same niche. same platform. same timeframe the difference is where the followers came from the 48K account grew from hot takes and memes. people followed for entertainment. they've never bought a digital product and never will. they're lurkers who double tap and keep scrolling the 1,900 account grew from reddit threads and targeted content about one specific problem. every follower already has the pain point his template fixes. they didn't follow for vibes. they followed because they need what he's selling 150 people with a problem you solve will always outperform 40,000 who think you're interesting i know accounts with triple my following making a fraction of what i make and i know faceless accounts with under 2K followers quietly clearing my monthly revenue with a single ugly template because follower count measures attention revenue measures intent those are completely different currencies stop chasing followers. start finding buyers they're not the same thing and they never were

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  Vince’s Debeanied Hair (@owmygroin) reported 39 minutes ago

  So the feeds came back up inbetween? Someone on Reddit told me that the feeds were down the whole time but how would we have the first update if that were true? #bb28

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  Whispful ❤️♻️🐺 (@Whispasaur) reported 42 minutes ago

  @joleizs I noticed that too, I was so relieved to hear we hadnt lost ground in Discord bc they could easily just shut us down over there I also noticed a post on reddit today that surprised me that it got past moderation. They're definitely not trying to silence or stop us. #ValkoIsLoved

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  Queen Chrysalis (@realism_cynical) reported 45 minutes ago

  Reddit is down the street and left at the corner

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  Macro Alpha (@MacroAlphaHQ) reported 48 minutes ago

  Retail still treats the $RDDT beat like a free pass. Revenue hit $500 million, up 72%, EBITDA printed $167 million, and they still got a 23% gap down for the trouble. The crowd never checked who was actually showing up. Logged-in users grew 1% for a second straight quarter. Those are the ones who post, comment, and stick around for ads. Logged-out traffic jumped 27% and most of it is a one-page bounce from search. US users pull $11.85 each. International sits at $2.26. Slow the expensive cohort and the whole ad engine feels it five times harder. Look at that user split on the right side of the chart, the gap is the whole story. Google paid for the archive so AI Overviews can answer from Reddit threads without a click. Licensing cash hits now. Habit formation dies later. Management plans to stop breaking out logged-in versus logged-out entirely. Visibility gets worse right when the quality metric is the only one that matters. They licensed the goldmine then starved the mine. My read: this multiple keeps bleeding into year-end until logged-in growth actually reaccelerates.

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  Victor Svane (@victorsvane) reported 52 minutes ago

  @wykrhm No Mac users with M1 chips and above can play the game after this update. The game keeps crashing in the lobby and in-game. A lot of people are complaining on Reddit. Any fix soon?

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  Haleskydiver (@haleskydiver) reported 54 minutes ago

  @anoitosfera This is not juts a silly shipping problem, this cheating thing is causing genuine negative reactions all over on twitter, Instagram, Reddit and the audience didn't even watch it yet

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  Emotional Investor (@LeveragedFun) reported 55 minutes ago

  @rubicon59 There are 270 million potential adult users of Reddit in the USA. This means they’re getting almost 1 in 5 to use Reddit daily. Eventually the growth will slow down as they run out of humans

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  Subscribr (@SubscribrAI) reported 56 minutes ago

  This YouTube channel is making $30,000 a month with only 10 videos. TheCheapFix is 10 videos deep. 18,600 subscribers. Nearly 2 million total views. 195,802 average views per video. The top video pulled 1.1 million views in 2 months. "9 Things Plumbers Don't Want You to Know About Hydrogen Peroxide (#4 Saves $300)." 13 minute video. 5.6x the channel average. The second video pulled 637,000 views in 3 weeks. "11 Things Mechanics Don't Want You To Know About Hydrogen Peroxide!" Every video runs the same anti-tradesman formula. "X Things [Profession] Don't Want You to Know About [Cheap Household Item]." Plumbers. Mechanics. Electricians. Cleaners. Pest control. The audience is every American who has been ripped off by a $300 tradesman visit that took 11 minutes. Monetization is stacked. Every viewer who watched a 13 minute video on saving $300 is a $47 buyer. Why this niche prints. Every American homeowner has been quoted $300 for a fix they could have done in 15 minutes with a $5 bottle of hydrogen peroxide. r/HomeImprovement, r/Plumbing, r/HVAC, r/electricians, and 20 other subreddits have decades of tradesman scam threads waiting to be repackaged. Every viral "cheap fix" post on Reddit is a video idea. The playbook. Step 1. Buy an aged Gmail. or use an old gmail u have. Step 2. Same title formula every video. "X Things [Profession] Don't Want You to Know About [Household Item]." Step 3. 12 to 14 minute videos. Short form, high retention, fast production. Step 4. Attach a $47 ebook the moment you have 3 uploads. Step 5. Ship 5 videos a week. Ride the first 4x outlier the moment it hits. Copy the format. Add the ebook. Win the audience TheCheapFix is leaving on the table.