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 (45%)
• Errors (29%)
• Sign in (26%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Patna	Errors	20 hours ago
Monclova	Sign in	2 days ago
Nice	Errors	3 days ago
Guayaquil	Errors	12 days ago
Veracruz	Website Down	18 days ago
Bhubaneshwar	Website Down	21 days ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

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  Shari - 1984 (@jdhlsc169) reported 1 minute ago

  @Russell_Son_10 @pnshdvermonster Reddit being Reddit took this down. Can’t have a different opinion on that site.

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  The Bloody Handed (@Wailing_Doom) reported 2 minutes ago

  @Shpingus_ @schizothotep Not really, unless it somehow led to GW trying to dumb down the Ultramarines (or perhaps double down) into some sort of uber-Reddit coded chapter that has lost any and all traits that make it distinctly Imperial. Go read both of Peter Fehervari's Dark Coil omnibus volume, btw.

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  remy (@remy_clair_88) reported 3 minutes ago

  Can someone at @Reddit explain how your profile data just randomly disappears, can't be re-added & red popup banners appear everywhere saying server error? 5 days in a row now. Mail Mods? Nah, that doesn't work, help request posts are automatically removed. Zero user support.

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  bangtan lover⁷ heard 134340 live ⊙⊝⊜ (@hyyhtaegimin) reported 5 minutes ago

  somehow I’m the ******* for saying that all hate is performative and you guys aren’t actually activists who care abt real world problems when a girl was just exposed for talking **** abt j00n on reddit and then wearing ily tshirts and getting his football at the concert. so fake

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  Vranac Srdjan (@vranac) reported 6 minutes ago

  @vanamerongen Because the EU is trying to regulate something it has no business to, and it looks like yet another money grab to feed every hungry beast, this is my two cents. On top of that, the EU is trying to become a relevant factor in the oncoming mess, without a strong contender (no, Minimax does not count, as their purpose will be to be funded by France and the EU to a point) So now we come to an interesting situation: at what point do the said companies say enough, and refuse to comply? They shut down the offices in the EU, move who wants to move and fire those that won't, or even better, refuse services to the EU completely (Reddit is perhaps a net win, but OpenAI isn't).

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  Rashi Umapathi (@rashiumapathi) reported 7 minutes ago

  A founder I worked with spent 4 months on the wrong channel. Posting on LinkedIn daily. Getting engagement. Feeling productive. Zero customers. Her best customers? They weren't on LinkedIn. They were on GitHub + Reddit + indie hacker communities. She was optimizing for visibility on the wrong stage. The problem: Founders pick channels based on: - "Everyone says this is important" - "That's where I'm most comfortable" - "This is where I see other founders" NOT based on: "Where are my actual customers?" The fix: 30 days to diagnose the right channel + build ONE system. By day 30, she had proof: community participation > LinkedIn posting. Now she focuses there. Revenue is growing. The insight: Most founders' growth isn't broken. Their channel choice is. If you're stuck, it's probably not that you need to work harder on the channel you picked. It's that you picked the wrong channel. Where are you actually getting customers from right now?

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  🤍♥️SavageCinnamon🤍♥️ (@SavageRoll) reported 7 minutes ago

  @FedPoasting there was an entire reddit discussion about this community years ago and a lot of the people in it have said they use it as a coping mechanism/grieving mechanism for lost pregnancies or fertility issues

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  theRealCleverJess (@TheClever_Jess) reported 16 minutes ago

  @stella_85 Sweetie, I just lost my **** on Reddit, so I’m posting this. It’s about people in general, not one celebrity. I don’t keep my mouth shut. If blunt honesty makes me an *******, what do you call those hiding behind anonymous profiles to tear others down? All good. Not many get it.

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  Distress (@TheLastDistress) reported 17 minutes ago

  @Seiya__VT Btw it took me 4 hours to troubleshoot and find the Reddit thread to fix the issue lol

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  👩‍⚕️ Dr. Laura 👩‍⚕️ (@datadriven_tdoc) reported 18 minutes ago

  @amabphrodite Reddit, eh Like, you do you, I’m the last person to tell you what to do with your ******** and where to put them But the actual studies seem to suggest major complications are uncommon, most don’t regret their procedures, and most remain ******** If there is a problem, it is in terms of quality control. There is no mandatory certification or fellowship, so standards vary, and the information marketplace is not well organized. Also, if you don’t want to eat ****, you probably shouldn’t be going down on anyone….

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  TickerTalks (@TickerTalksX) reported 19 minutes ago

  AI models are running low on fresh human text to train on, and most of what's public is already scraped. $RDDT (Reddit) sits on twenty years of real conversations and licenses that archive to the AI labs. The business just posted its 8th straight quarter of 60%+ revenue growth and joined the S&P 500 last month. The stock is down about 30% this year, one of the index's worst performers.

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  Allyson 🪷 Bento (@NoSurrender_87) reported 19 minutes ago

  @Jtsbae69 I started using eBay in college & stick with that since I’ve built reviews. Starting fresh, I’d go down a Reddit rabbit hole, there are so many damn options now. See what sounds best. Make sure whatever you go with has seller protections!

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  Allthings716 (@Sabres1682) reported 20 minutes ago

  So, the Athletic contacted on Reddit and wants to interview me to get my perspective on youth soccer. I’m so down to do this.

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  INSIDER (@x_insider4) reported 26 minutes ago

  SOMEONE TAUGHT CLAUDE TO SNIPE MEMECOINS THROUGH PHANTOM And the wallet went from $1,700 to $4,300 while they watched. Here's what's actually happening: Claude was trained to scan Solana memecoins — sentiment, volume spikes, holder distribution — and execute swaps through Phantom wallet autonomously. No dashboard. No signals app. Just an AI agent connected to your wallet, making decisions and pulling the trigger on-chain. The stack behind it: → Research layer: four AI analysts running at once — technicals, sentiment from CT and Reddit, on-chain data, macro context. A bull and a bear argue the trade. A risk filter approves or kills it → Strategy layer: Claude Code writes the logic, backtests it, reads its own errors, fixes them → Execution layer: connected directly to Phantom. Spots the setup, sizes the position, swaps. Done ethereum:0xd34a99bc0f67ae1bbd63c660e6d0b0dd03e263b7 , solana:JAxMg5ErnK6ji37TnUh89yA2mouDkFVpiKGaEi1mpump, solana:4rwPNRSFgcS7EGphFdX7VwXuhjZGxph7gYyb7Zp2pump — all picked and executed by the agent. We skipped "AI will help traders" and went straight to "AI IS the trader." The real question isn't whether this works. It's how long the edge survives once everyone has it. Not financial advice. But if you're still aping memecoins manually while an AI runs four analysts and a wallet in parallel — at least know what's sitting on the other side of your trade.

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  Oli Mabane | Ecom Growth (@olimabane) reported 29 minutes ago

  Audited over ninety accounts this past year. Almost all of them had the same problem: their previous agency was only running bottom-of-funnel ads and ignoring the rest of the funnel entirely. Here's what we kept finding when we opened those accounts. One: They were running only offer-based ads to everyone. Discounts, urgency, limited-time stuff. Nothing feeding the top of funnel. Nobody educating cold traffic. Nobody building awareness. Just harvesting the people already ready to buy. Month one looked good. Month three the account hit a ceiling because there was nobody left to harvest and they never built new demand. Two: They were obsessing over creative polish instead of mechanism. Beautiful ads that said nothing. Designed for the designer, not for the person scrolling. Three: They never once read what their customers actually said about them. Reviews, comments, Reddit threads — all that language sitting there and nobody looked at it. When we rebuilt these accounts, the pattern was always the same. We started with research. Built top-of-funnel content for unaware buyers. Built middle-funnel for people who knew the problem but were comparing solutions. Built bottom-funnel for the ready-to-buy people. Accounts that were stuck started moving. Accounts that were bleeding stopped bleeding. The lesson isn't that strategy is hard. It's that most accounts fail because the previous person only ran discount ads and called it a strategy. If you're spending on ads right now, how much of that budget is going to people who don't even know they have the problem yet? Be honest.

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  Abhishek Rajput (@AbhishekRa59512) reported 33 minutes ago

  After reading this, you’ll have zero doubts about how to market your SaaS on Reddit Reddit is not just another place to post your product link It is one of the best places to find highly targeted users but only if you understand how Reddit works 1. Find the right subreddits -> Search for communities where your target users already discuss the problem you solve Choose active communities with real conversations and avoid inactive or spammy subreddits 2. Give value before promoting -> Do not enter a subreddit and immediately drop your SaaS link Answer questions share useful insights create tutorials and talk about real problems Your goal is to become useful before becoming promotional 3. Engage with the community -> Comment on posts answer questions and participate in discussions consistently Reddit rewards genuine participation and people are much more likely to trust a product from someone who actually contributes 4. Use Reddit for market research -> Read what people are complaining about what tools they use what they hate about existing products and what they wish existed You can find pain points and product improvements directly from your target users 5. Use Reddit Ads when you have something that works -> Reddit Ads can help you reach specific subreddits interests and audiences But do not use paid ads to hide a weak product or unclear positioning First understand what resonates organically then amplify it 6. Avoid the mistakes that kill Reddit marketing -> Do not spam your product everywhere do not over promote and never become defensive when people criticize your product Treat criticism as feedback and focus on adding value to the community 7. Track what actually works -> Measure clicks engagement conversions and which posts bring real users Test different content formats posting times and targeting Then double down on the things that actually bring customers The biggest mistake is treating Reddit like another advertising platform Reddit is a community first Build trust first Give value first Then introduce your product when it genuinely makes sense Do this consistently and Reddit can become one of your strongest channels for finding users and growing your Saa

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  Ricky (@rcmisk) reported 34 minutes ago

  greg isenberg (@gregisenberg) just dropped a @startupideaspod episode calling "marketing engineer" the next $1m job. skip the packaging. the useful part is the list of agents he thinks one person should be running. pulled them out so you don't have to watch 30 minutes: 1. competitor watcher. what changed in pricing, positioning, launches. weekly 2. customer language watcher. how buyers describe the problem on X and reddit, and when the wording shifts 3. creator format watcher. which shapes are working in your niche, not what people are saying 4. ads and landing page watcher. what competitors are paying to say 5. customer truth agent. reads sales calls, tickets, churn notes, crm, then writes a "what the market is telling us" markdown file. every claim needs a quote or a link. "customers want better collaboration" is a fail 6. founder content engine. record the founder, extract the strongest ideas, watch which hooks hold, spin one insight into a post, a video, a landing page line, a cold email, a calculator 7. outbound signal engine. triggers first, spreadsheet never. who raised, who's hiring for your problem, who complained publicly. draft the angle, queue for approval 8. competitor engager. every morning: 20 accounts, pull commenters on new posts, enrich, drop bad fits, draft 10 messages tied to the specific post. metric is qualified replies, not messages sent 9. seo agent. search console plus ahrefs plus a cms check, rank by volume x intent, draft with the founder's take, meta title, internal links, send for approval 10. creative testing engine. one offer, 20 hooks, 10 angles, log results, repeat. "facebook ads don't work for me" usually means you tested three creatives 11. ai search visibility. he says chatgpt is at a billion users. pull what it says about your category, ship content that gets you cited 12. growth cockpit. the monday memo. what worked, which objection came back, what % of tests won, what to test next the part most people will skip: none of these run on prompts. they run on a repo. customer truth, founder voice, banned language, results. every correction gets written back so next week's run starts smarter. that's the whole difference between "ai helped me write a post" and a marketing system that learns. which one would you build first?

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  Zecane (@Ze_Alexander_) reported 35 minutes ago

  @_bazztek Yall wanted cringy reddit boy with mommy daddy issues from the original? Or really every portrayal for that matter. There's still time to explore all these little things you guys are talking about, because the third game is where the truth about him and cloud comes out

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  dankblonde (@dankblonde1) reported 41 minutes ago

  I’ve been fighting with mods for so long on Reddit to get Gymnastics and Miss The City posted but I’ve finally done it so they won’t remove it I think. I don’t know why every time I try and post @jaephens music it’s a problem for them.

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  Eyisha Zyer (@eyishazyer) reported 43 minutes ago

  ChatGPT just got labeled a search engine by EU regulators. First time that's ever happened to an AI chatbot. The Commission designated it a Very Large Online Search Engine, VLOSE, same category as Google Search and Bing. Reddit and Roblox got named Very Large Online Platforms, VLOPs, the platform version of the same label. All three have until January 2027 to fall in line and comply to all the rules and restrictions. Here's the part I keep circling back to. The Commission is calling ChatGPT a "hybrid service" because it answers straight from the model but also grabs live results off the web. That's what got it filed as a search engine instead of a platform, a genuinely new box, nobody's been sorted into it before. The threshold to trigger any of this is 45 million monthly EU users, and ChatGPT blew past it, 159 million. The new rules require OpenAI to formally assess and fix risks around harm to minors, with an independent audit checking their work. They're already fighting lawsuits over that exact thing, and ChatGPT for Teens only shipped in August. OpenAI was scrambling to finish that homework on its own. Now someone else gets to grade it. Brussels just wrote the playbook every AI assistant hits once it crosses this user count.

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  Ray🫧 (@ravikiran_dev7) reported 47 minutes ago

  Anthropic’s biggest problem right now isn’t OpenAI or Google. It’s trust !!! Anthropic is having one of the worst trust weeks I've seen in AI race. First, the Claude watermark controversy. Then the Max 5x / Max 20x confusion. And now they're rolling back Claude Code limits after encouraging users to build workflows around them. The biggest issue is the Max plan marketing. Most people naturally read Max 5x and Max 20x as 5x or 20x the usage of Pro. But the multipliers reportedly apply to a 5-hour session window, while weekly limits are a different story entirely. That's a huge difference in what customers think they're paying for. Now there's even a proposed class-action lawsuit alleging those plans were marketed in a misleading way. And this weekend Anthropic announced something else: the current 50% Claude Code usage increase is temporary. Starting September 14, the "permanent" increase will only be 25% above the old baseline. So users get used to higher limits... and then lose half of that increase. You can build the best AI models in the world, but if paying customers have to read Reddit threads and legal filings to understand their subscription, that's a serious communication failure. Great models build products but Trust builds Great companies.

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  Least Toxic Eagles Fan (@PhillyCentral) reported 48 minutes ago

  @Reddit_Retards How is reddit still allowed to operate? Should be shut down and every user exposed.

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  Savvy ( ˶ˆ꒳ˆ˵ ) (@MadamSavvy) reported 50 minutes ago

  @OtakuEspiritu reddit needs to be shut down and all the people thrown into an asylum.

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  I am Alpharius. (@i_am_alpharius_) reported 51 minutes ago

  @ShitpostRock AI gets shat on a lot but it is infinitely more useful in solving problems than google searches and reddit.

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  K I T (@kitsmultiverse_) reported 51 minutes ago

  @Raudedauden it's happened to loads of others cause i went to find out why it happens and there's a massive reddit thread of people complaining about the same issue, so it ain't just me.

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  kai’ckul dream (@supapimp) reported 54 minutes ago

  @SusanDReynolds But crime is down throughout California according to Reddit.

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  Norvex (@norvex1029) reported 55 minutes ago

  there is no catch and that scares me Elon Musk posted a simple idea that hit 27 million views: "stop building startups. buy boring internet real estate and let bots run it" That's basically what Grok Bot can do now. The whole setup costs $0 on top of the subscription: → create a bot. name it Mogul → tell it to find one boring niche people search for every day → it reads X and Reddit complaints and finds the problems people keep searching for → it builds a small directory site on its own computer and keeps shipping useful pages → it reaches out for affiliate and referral deals by email, in your name → publishing runs on a routine. Telegram sends you the reports month one: traffic. month three: the first $217. then it keeps building. Your laptop stays shut. The site grows anyway. Every page is a tiny employee that keeps working after you go offline. It compounds like rent. Some people run 3 sites at once and haven't opened one in weeks. They don't talk about it. And now you know why. Every month you wait, someone else's bot ships another 30 pages into the niche you would have picked. Full playbook below. Bookmark this before someone else's bot takes your niche.

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  nath (@farfalledawg) reported 57 minutes ago

  Sometimes your problem is too much and you have to make a Reddit post

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  Ichigo 苺 🍓 (@IchigoStrwberry) reported 1 hour ago

  Send the right $HI to 30k and I’ll pay dex Ca: 0x391A23575CF190D364916C0ABE6655BFD2edF4Ec I haven’t had 1 person tell me why the other hi is paired with Palantir, but I can give you all the right reasons it should be paired with Reddit. Comment down below if you want to discuss it.

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  Sage (@BuildWithSage) reported 1 hour ago

  reddit upvotes are not product validation. they are validation that your post touched a nerve those are different things a problem can be interesting enough for 500 people to discuss and still not be painful enough for 5 people to pay to solve. use communities to find problems. then validate whether those problems create actual behavior. that distinction saves a lot of wasted building.