We never post for you. Here is why that protects you.
Reddit bans fully automated posting. So Alrebro drafts and you publish — and we also never do any of this:
- Auto-posting or auto-commenting bots
- Multiple or fake accounts
- Upvote rings or vote manipulation
- AI comments passed off as human
- Selling Reddit data
What Alrebro does
- Finds subreddits your buyers use and reads their published rules.
- Watches for threads asking for a product like yours.
- Checks each draft against the community's rules before you see it.
- Writes reply drafts for you to review, edit, and post yourself.
- Gives you a daily plan and warns you when you are posting too fast.
What Alrebro does not do
- It never posts, comments, votes, or sends messages for you.
- It never creates accounts, buys votes, or hides who you are.
- It never promises sales, traffic, upvotes, or any specific result.
- It never promises your account will not be banned — Reddit decides that. Removing automated posting takes away the biggest trigger, not the risk itself.
Every draft is reviewed and posted manually by you. That split — software drafts, human posts — is the whole safety model, and it is also stated on the pricing page.
We never post for you
Alrebro never publishes a post, writes a comment, or casts a vote on your behalf. Reddit bans fully automated posting — a tool that posts for you is a tool that gets your account banned.
Every draft is rule-checked
Before a draft reaches you, it is checked against the target community's published rules: promotion policy, link policy, and minimum karma. If a rule blocks it, the draft says so.
Warm-up first
New accounts start with a 14-day warm-up: observe, help, join, then a first careful post. No promotion before day 12. Promotion from a fresh account is how accounts die.
Value first, always
Drafts are written to answer the thread, not to pitch your product. The product is mentioned only when it is the honest answer — and the draft tells you when it is not.
Pacing, not spam
The daily plan caps posts and comments per day and per community. If you are posting too fast, the health screen warns you before Reddit does.
You always post manually
You copy the draft, you hit publish, you write the replies in your own words. That is the part that keeps you in control — and it is also why the answers sound human, because they are.
Grow on Reddit without risking your account
Create an account and see the safety rules working on your own website.