How the Reddit account audit works
Type the Reddit username without the u/ prefix — for example, spez. You can audit your own account or any username; no login or password is ever needed.
Add what you know: account age in days, karma, roughly how many posts you make per week, and whether any recent posts were removed. These are the only numbers the score is built on — nothing is read from Reddit.
You get a score out of 100 with the exact breakdown: age points, karma points, and standing points. A missing value scores 0 for its part and is flagged, so you always know what the score is built on. With no facts at all there is no score — only the framework and what to supply.
What the Reddit account audit tells you
- A readiness score, with the rule behind it — age up to 40, karma up to 40, standing 20. The rule is printed on the page, so the number is never a black box.
- Advice for this account — practical next steps based only on the facts you supplied, from the AI.
- What is missing, and why — when a fact is not supplied, it is listed instead of guessed, so you never act on an invented figure.
- Self-check steps — including opening your profile while logged out, so you can see for yourself whether your posts reach anyone.
A ready account is only the start — the way to keep it that way is to post where the rules allow it. Look up a community's rules with the subreddit rules lookup, find safe communities with the subreddit finder, and draft your post with the Reddit post generator. The guide to promoting a SaaS product on Reddit explains how to warm up an account before you post.