Reddit placements that survive.

No placement is ever made from your accounts. Everything ships from our aged account network, so there is nothing to trace back to you. Content is written to each subreddit's rules and tone, which is why it reads like a member recommendation, not an ad. The realistic worst case is that a placement gets removed, in which case it's replaced under warranty and your brand was never the poster. If you want eyes on every word before it publishes, ask for pre-publish review.

If a placement is removed within 30 days of going live (moderator action, deletion, account issue, any reason), we replace it free on a topically equivalent subreddit. Removals almost always happen shortly after publishing, so the window covers the period where the risk actually lives. Replacements show up in the same tracking sheet as the original order.

We stop selling when the month's 1,000 placements are booked. No exceptions, because overselling is how providers burn their accounts and their clients. If the month closes before your order, your order enters next month's queue: position locked, price locked. Orders are always fulfilled in the sequence they come in.

You watch it work: every placement's URL and status is in your live tracking sheet, so you can open each thread and see it standing.

For AI visibility, do the honest test. Ask ChatGPT or Perplexity about your category before we start, then again after the batch completes and has had time to be indexed. Brand mentions inside the threads AI already cites are the input those engines read. Nobody can promise you a specific AI answer (anyone who does is lying). What we control is being present in the places the answers are built from.

You can also run our free AI visibility check. Name and email, report in about a minute. It will not tell you a specific ChatGPT answer in advance, and nobody can honestly promise one after the work either.

Yes on both. Agencies resell our placements under their own brand. Partners typically resell at 2×+, and the tracking sheet is client-safe. Above Elder's 20 placements, custom volumes come from the same rate card and the same monthly budget; for serious volume you can reserve a bigger share of the month, up to all 1,000 placements. Talk to Chris about volume terms.

Reddit Ads are disclosed ads: auction-priced, labeled "promoted", and gone the moment the budget stops, and AI answers don't cite them. Placements are native threads and comments that stay up, keep ranking on Google, and get quoted by AI. Plenty of clients run both: ads for reach, placements for the threads buyers and AI actually read.

Our writers do, tuned to each subreddit's tone. Placements only pass moderation when they read like the community. You brief us on the business, the angles and anything off-limits. If you want approval before anything publishes (standard for legal, medical and finance clients, available to anyone), ask for pre-publish review: you see every post and comment first, with an edit round included.

Because every placement ships from an aged, high-karma account, and each account can only post a few times a week before Reddit's systems notice a pattern. 1,000 placements is what the current account network delivers at the drip pace that keeps approval rates high. The cap grows as new accounts mature. It never gets oversold to chase a good sales month.

Payment is by card through Stripe, directly on the order form; your portal account is created with the order.

If something goes wrong, we make it right in this order: replacement under warranty first, portal credits or another service if you prefer, and if none of that works for you, a real money refund. We'd rather fix the work than argue about money, but the refund option is real, not fine print.

Yes. The rate card is public: $50 for a post with link, $40 for a post with a brand mention, $30 for a comment mention. Packages exist because the mixed pattern (one link post and one mention post for every three comments) is how a real Redditor behaves, and it's the mix that survives best. Custom mixes draw from the same monthly budget and carry the same warranty.