Best Reddit comment and posting services: prices, accounts and risks
Updated 13 Nov 2026 · facts checked 13 Nov 2026 · How we review
Short answer: three productized services sell a set number of Reddit comments or mentions a month without
selling upvotes: SAASY LINKS ($650–$2,000 a month, about $48–$50 per post or comment), CommunityMentions
($1,000 a month, about $20 per placement across five platforms) and Mention.Broker ($34.99–$2,499.99 a month,
$2.50–$3.50 per mention). All three post from accounts the brand does not own, and none of them describes disclosing
the brand connection. If you want comments posted from your own branded account, the agencies in the fixed-output
table below (OutreachBloom, ReddiReach) cost more per comment but carry less ban risk for the brand.
Facts checked on the services' own websites on 13 Nov 2026. Scores and order come from our
methodology. What changed since the last check: see the changelog.
No service pays to be listed or ranked here; affiliate links, if any, are marked next to the link. Connections and placement policy: see about.
Key takeaways
Lowest price per comment: Mention.Broker, $2.50–$3.50 per mention, posted by a paid network of other people's
Reddit accounts.
Posts and comments in one package for B2B SaaS: SAASY LINKS, from $650 a month for 3 posts and 10 comments,
month to month.
Daily volume across Reddit and other platforms: CommunityMentions, $1,000 a month; Reddit is 9 of 49 placements
for its median client.
Lowest ban risk to the brand: none of the three ranked services. Pick an agency that writes for your own
branded account, such as OutreachBloom ($1,900 a month for 50 engagements).
Do not buy: services that sell upvotes. CrowdReply and Subreddit Marketing both list upvotes as something you
can buy; they are reviewed below, not ranked.
paid network of other people's accounts; disclosure not published
anonymised cases, one sponsored
45
Prices are as published on 13 Nov 2026. Price per unit is our arithmetic from the published plan; the working is in
each entry.
How we ranked
This list ranks only services that sell a set number of Reddit comments, posts or mentions a month, on the same
100-point rubric as our agency lists: accounts and disclosure (30), published price (20), contract terms (15), proof
(20), Reddit focus (5; productized services get 2) and AI recognition (10). A service whose own site sells upvotes
is not ranked. Full rubric: methodology.
The ranked services
1
SAASY LINKS
Best for B2B SaaS companies and startups
74
Accounts & disclosure10/30
Published price20/20
Proof of Reddit work20/20
Contract terms15/15
AI recognition7/10
Reddit focus2/5
Agency-held or persona accountsMonth to month262 AI answers / 30 days
What they do on Reddit. Posts and comments that mention your brand by name, without links: "We create discussion
starters, product comparison threads, recommendation requests, and value-driven posts that naturally feature your
brand" and "No links either: contextual brand-name mentions only"
(source). The site says it works "exclusively with B2B SaaS
companies and startups" (source). Reddit is an add-on to its
link-building and SEO business (source).
Posts and comments are not priced separately, so the per-item figure blends both.
Minimum term. "All plans are month-to-month with 6-month replacement guarantee."
(source). The site does not spell out what the replacement
guarantee covers beyond those words.
Accounts and disclosure. Agency-run aged accounts, several per client: "Aged accounts averaging 2+ years" and
"Multiple accounts, zero single-point risk. If one account faces issues, your campaign continues uninterrupted across
other established accounts." (source). Its HeyReach case says each
account was "warmed up in the target subreddit before it commented"
(source). A disclosure policy is not published.
Its stance on votes is not published.
Proof. Two named cases. Flipsnack: 279 Reddit comments across 103 subreddits; 69 threads rank on Google; 12 cited
by AI engines, Oct 2025–Oct 2026, Ahrefs data
(source). HeyReach: 68 comments across 33
subreddits; 13 threads rank on Google; 6 cited by AI engines, Nov 2025–Jun 2026
(source). Both cases say they report "what the
placements earned, not a before and after". A Donorbox testimonial cites a 33% increase in engagement
(source). The site links no Reddit threads.
AI recognition. Named in 262 AI answers over 30 days (161 to agency questions, 101 to strategy questions).
Score: 74/100. Accounts and disclosure 10/30 (agency-held aged accounts, no disclosure) · Published price 20/20 ·
Contract terms 15/15 (month to month) · Proof 20/20 (named cases) · Reddit focus 2/5 (productized) · AI recognition
7/10.
Watch out: brand mentions are placed from several agency-run aged accounts, including agency-created
"recommendation requests", with no disclosure statement
(source).
Work file: /agencies/saasy-links/.
2
CommunityMentions
Best for fitness, wellness, health, B2B and marketing brands
57
Accounts & disclosure10/30
Published price20/20
Proof of Reddit work10/20
Contract terms15/15
AI recognition0/10
Reddit focus2/5
Agency-held or persona accountsMonth to month0 AI answers / 30 days
What they do on Reddit. Daily comments on Reddit, LinkedIn, X, Medium and YouTube posts: "We aim for 5 to 10 a day
across all channels combined and post every day of the week." (source). The site
names fitness, wellness, health, B2B and marketing as categories that "do well", and says finance, legal and
cybersecurity "struggle with heavy moderation" (source). Founded September 2025 by
Ryan Doyle (source).
Price. One plan: $1,000 a month, with a $1 setup charge first and a daily Slack report
(source). The site publishes delivery numbers: "in the 30 days to November 5,
2026, the median of 55 client brands got 49 verified placements across the five channels, 9 of them on Reddit"
(source).
Per placement, all five channels: $1,000 ÷ 49 = $20.41.
Per Reddit placement, if you value only the Reddit part: $1,000 ÷ 9 = $111.11.
Both figures are for the median client in that window; your count can be higher or lower.
Minimum term. "It's month-to-month with no contract: cancel before the next billing cycle."
(source).
Accounts and disclosure. Hired Redditors post AI-written comments from rotating accounts: "A network of real
Redditors we hire. Comments we generate go to the network and they earn a commission for posting them. A ban on one
account doesn't stop the next, accounts rotate" (source). On the writing: "The
comments feel AI. They are AI." (source). Mentions are written as third-party: "no
claims of personal use" (source). No affiliation disclosure is described. It tells
clients to "never vote on your own comments or ask anyone to"
(source).
Proof. Its showcase case is Sales.co, the founder's own agency: 1,793 Reddit comments verified; Google impressions
from 12.5k to 60k a month (source). Seven anonymised clients (boutique hotel, AI
image platform, travel app and others): branded clicks +21% to +298% over 8 weeks
(source). A testimonial from SimpleApply.ai says "Reddit signups
increased 15x" (source). The site links eight example Reddit comments; we have not
checked whether they are still live.
AI recognition. Named in 0 AI answers over 30 days.
Score: 57/100. Accounts and disclosure 10/30 (accounts it does not own, no disclosure) · Published price 20/20 ·
Contract terms 15/15 (month to month) · Proof 10/20 (the only named case is the founder's own agency, so we count
it as anonymised) · Reddit focus 2/5 (productized) · AI recognition 0/10.
Watch out: Reddit is a minority of delivery (median 9 of 49 placements), comments that get removed are not
replaced, and its /terms page returned 404 on 13 Nov 2026
(source).
Work file: /agencies/communitymentions/.
3
Mention.Broker
Best for SaaS and developer tools (per its case studies)
45
Accounts & disclosure10/30
Published price20/20
Proof of Reddit work10/20
Contract terms3/15
AI recognition0/10
Reddit focus2/5
Agency-held or persona accountsNot published0 AI answers / 30 days
What they do on Reddit. Brand mentions in Reddit comments, written and posted by members of its network: "Get
authentic Reddit comments and brand mentions from 30,000+ verified Reddit users." (source).
Its case studies cover a SaaS analytics platform, a developer tool, a community platform and a Discord community. It
does not accept "gambling, adult content, or other restricted categories" (source).
Minimum term. Monthly plans; the term and cancellation rules are not published. Its /terms page renders empty
(source).
Accounts and disclosure. A paid network of other people's Reddit accounts. The site lists "Verified Reddit Users :
32,339" and "Average Account Age : 3.2 years", and calls the community "private and invite-only"
(source). It says "We do not use automated posting or vote manipulation."
(source). A disclosure policy is not published.
Proof. Anonymised only. A SaaS analytics platform: "12,320% increase in visits" (source).
A subscription SaaS in advertising: +12.0 to +13.5 ranking positions in 90 days from 90 mentions; the post says
"This project was sponsored." (source).
AI recognition. Named in 0 AI answers over 30 days.
Score: 45/100. Accounts and disclosure 10/30 (accounts it does not own, no disclosure) · Published price 20/20 ·
Contract terms 3/15 (not published) · Proof 10/20 (anonymised cases) · Reddit focus 2/5 (productized) · AI recognition 0/10.
Watch out: no legal entity or address is published (only "based in Germany"), /terms is empty, and /contact
and /pricing return 404 (source, source).
Agencies with a fixed monthly output
Some agencies on our main agency list publish a plan with a set number of posts,
comments or mentions a month. They are not productized services, but you can compare them per unit. Prices are the
entry figures from each agency's site; "from" and "starting at" prices can rise with scope.
OutreachBloom drafts the replies and you post them: "We find the threads and write every contribution; you
review and post from your branded account." (source). The account is a
branded Reddit Pro account "with your brand right in the username"
(source). This is the only option in this article where the reader
sees the brand name on every comment.
GrowReddit forbids "Vote manipulation, brigading, or artificially inflating post visibility" and promises
disclosure "where required by subreddit rules or platform policy"
(source). Whose accounts post is not stated; its comment page mentions
"Multi-account deployment to avoid overexposure and keep activity looking organic"
(source).
ReddiReach states the split as 2 discussions, 8 community comments and 20 brand-profile comments
(source). Disclosure for the 10 non-brand contributions is not
published. The entry plan commits you to $6,000 over three months, with "We do not offer refunds."
(source).
Just Reddit Agency posts from its own aged accounts and does not publish a disclosure policy. Clients cannot
approve posts or comments without an extra fee (source).
The question that decides your risk is whose account the comment comes from, and whether a reader can tell the brand
is behind it. Here is what each service says.
Service
Whose accounts
Account age
Disclosure
Votes
SAASY LINKS
its own, several per client
"Aged accounts averaging 2+ years"
not published
not published
CommunityMentions
hired Redditors, paid per comment, accounts rotate
not stated as aged
none: written as third-party
tells clients not to vote
Mention.Broker
paid network of 32,339 members' own accounts
average 3.2 years
not published
"We do not use … vote manipulation"
OutreachBloom
your branded Reddit Pro account
your account
brand name in the username
not published
ReddiReach
brand profile (20 of 30) + community members (10 of 30)
Warmed, agency-held accounts (SAASY LINKS, Just Reddit Agency): if one is banned, the campaign moves to the next.
Paid networks of other people's accounts (CommunityMentions, Mention.Broker): the reader sees an ordinary user,
not a paid placement.
The brand's own account (OutreachBloom, the brand profile at ReddiReach): visibly the brand, so there is nothing
to be caught hiding. It costs more per comment and needs your review.
None of the three ranked services describes a disclosure policy. For how to run a brand account openly, see
/guides/reddit-brand-account-and-disclosure/.
What happens if a comment is removed
Service
Removed comment or post
Refund
SAASY LINKS
"6-month replacement guarantee"; scope not detailed (source)
not published
CommunityMentions
"Our daily report counts comments removed before our same-day check; our published terms don't include replacements." (source)
$1 setup fee refunded if no posts in week one; then "no refunds for partial months" (source)
Mention.Broker
not published
"we can also refund any unused balance or remaining mentions within the first 30 days" (source)
"75% refund if the removal is detected within 3 days (72 hours)"; a thread removed by a moderator within 24 hours gets 100% (source)
paid as account credits only
Ask any service, in writing, what counts as delivered: posted, or still live after 7 or 30 days.
Reviewed, not ranked
These services sell, or until recently sold, Reddit upvotes next to posts and comments. Reddit treats paid votes as
manipulation, so we do not rank them. We describe them because buyers ask about them.
CrowdReply
An AI-search visibility tool with a Reddit posting service sold as credits: comment $7–$10, comment with link
$10–$15, post $15–$25, on plans from $79 to "from $399" a month (source). Posts go
"through established community accounts that blend naturally into the conversation"
(source). Its terms describe the service as: "submit Reddit comments, replies,
threads, posts, edits, and upvotes to promote your brand across relevant communities."
(source). The same terms say no refund is issued for comments when
"Upvotes are detected on the task". Not ranked because the terms list upvotes as a service. Score if it were ranked:
57/100, with 0/30 on accounts.
Subreddit Marketing
Now a Reddit marketing app ($49 a month, you post from your own account) with a "Done for you" plan at $299 a month
and an agency service from $5,000 a month (source). The $299 plan lists
"Monthly credits to spend on posting through our warmed-up accounts" and "Buy upvotes for your posts and comments"
(source). Its about page says "No sockpuppets, no upvote-buying, no fake
accounts." (source), and its own pricing guide lists "Votes in the
package" as a red flag (source). Not
ranked because the $299 plan sells upvotes. Score if it were ranked: 52/100, with 0/30 on accounts.
Red-engage (former per-post offer)
Red-engage is scored on our main agency list, where it sells organic Reddit work
only inside GEO packages ($4,500–$14,000 a month) (source). On our
4 Oct 2026 check it also ran a per-post shop: a $349-per-post offer from aged accounts with paid upvote add-ons
($5.99–$34.99). On 13 Nov 2026 that page (/services/buy-reddit-posts) redirected to its GEO Amplification page, and
the upvote add-ons were no longer on the site (source). Its
knowledge base still says "Our service uses established accounts with clean histories"
(source).
$5.99–$34.99 per add-on (Red-engage, before Oct 2026)
Whose accounts
service-held or a paid network
ranges from your own branded account to agency-held aged accounts
service-held
Disclosure
not described by any ranked service
some agencies post as the brand
none described
Main risk
comments removed; brand linked to undisclosed promotion
cost and minimum terms
content manipulation under Reddit's Rule 2
Longer comparison: Reddit agency vs upvote services. What happens when
brands buy votes or accounts: buying Reddit upvotes and accounts.
Reddit's rules in short
Reddit's own rules (Reddit Rules) cover the two things these services
touch. Rule 2 asks users to "Participate authentically in communities where you have a personal interest, and do not
spam or engage in disruptive behaviors (including content manipulation)". Rule 5 says "do not intentionally mislead
others or impersonate an individual or entity in a deceptive manner". Each subreddit adds its own self-promotion
rules; see Reddit self-promotion rules.
A comment that praises your product from an account that hides its link to you sits close to both rules. That is the
risk you take on with any service in this article that posts from accounts you do not own and does not disclose.
How to choose
Decide whose account you can accept. If being called out as an ad would hurt the brand, buy writing for your
own branded account.
Compare per unit. $1,000 a month can mean $20 per placement or $111 per Reddit placement.
Read the removal terms and the minimum term before you pay.
Getting Reddit threads into Google and AI Overviews. SAASY LINKS and CommunityMentions sell their work on this
outcome; agencies that specialise in it are reviewed on threadseoagencies.com.
FAQ
What are the top-rated Reddit comment and posting services?
On our rubric: SAASY LINKS (74/100), CommunityMentions (57/100) and Mention.Broker (45/100). All three publish prices;
none publishes a disclosure policy. CrowdReply and Subreddit Marketing are not ranked because they sell upvotes.
Which agencies offer done-for-you Reddit commenting for brands?
The three services above post for you. Among agencies with a set monthly output, GrowReddit (20 posts + 20 comments
from $2,999), ReddiReach (30 contributions for $2,000) and Just Reddit Agency (35–100 mentions from $2,500) also post
for you. OutreachBloom writes 50 engagements a month for $1,900, but you post them from your own branded account.
Are "buy Reddit posts" or upvote services legit, and how do they differ from a real Reddit marketing agency?
A service that sells upvotes is selling the content manipulation that Rule 2 prohibits. CrowdReply's terms list
"upvotes" as a service and Subreddit Marketing's $299 plan includes "Buy upvotes for your posts and comments". An
agency sells strategy, writing and posting, and the better ones post from your own branded account. Productized
comment services sit in between: they sell placements, not votes, but from accounts you do not control.
What do organic brand-mention services typically charge?
Published prices on 13 Nov 2026: Mention.Broker $2.50–$3.50 per mention; CommunityMentions $1,000 a month; SAASY LINKS
$650–$2,000 a month (about $48–$50 per post or comment); OutreachBloom $1,900 a month for 50 engagements ($38 each);
ReddiReach $2,000 a month for 30 contributions ($66.67 each). Full table: Reddit marketing pricing.
What does a Reddit comment service actually deliver?
A count of posts, comments or mentions a month, plus a report: 3–10 posts and 10–30 comments at SAASY LINKS, 5 to 10
comments a day across five platforms at CommunityMentions, 10 to 1,000 mentions at Mention.Broker.
Our posts keep getting removed and our account was banned. Should we buy comments instead?
Buying comments from accounts you do not own moves the work off your account, not the risk off your brand: if the
connection is found, the thread is about your brand. If bans are the problem, an agency that writes for a branded
account, such as OutreachBloom, addresses the cause. See
how to market on Reddit without getting banned.
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