[JOURNEY] $100/Day Goal with Reddit - Manual Growth Using 1,000+ Accounts

[ZORACOOKS]

Wishing you all the best on this new journey!


Previously, I grew 5–6 subreddits to a combined total of 500k+ members. I ended up selling them for a good amount, but now I’m planning to start again — this time focusing on the OF niche.


Are you using mobile proxies? If yes, how many accounts are you running per mobile proxy? From what I’ve seen, GB mobile proxies can get pretty expensive.


You might also consider using AdsPower — it’s more affordable compared to Dolphin. However, I’ve noticed the ban rate can be quite high on web setups. Mobile seems much safer overall, though it’s definitely harder to scale when managing everything from a phone.


Would love to hear your thoughts and what’s been working best for you.

 

[r2150523]

only 10 cents a day per account?

 

[mobythereal]

This is interesting! best of luck to you on this amazing journey.

Like others, I would love to know what proxies are you using if you don't mind.

Keep it up, I will be following this regularly.

 

[fadorry]

Hey, thinking of starting journey like yours, can you share the price limit of your residential proxy, its seems like prices for them start with 4-5$

 

[Bento21]

Good Luck bro!

 

[MrT131]

Wishing you all the best on this new journey!


Previously, I grew 5–6 subreddits to a combined total of 500k+ members. I ended up selling them for a good amount, but now I’m planning to start again — this time focusing on the OF niche.


Are you using mobile proxies? If yes, how many accounts are you running per mobile proxy? From what I’ve seen, GB mobile proxies can get pretty expensive.


You might also consider using AdsPower — it’s more affordable compared to Dolphin. However, I’ve noticed the ban rate can be quite high on web setups. Mobile seems much safer overall, though it’s definitely harder to scale when managing everything from a phone.


Would love to hear your thoughts and what’s been working best for you.

Can I ask you how much you sold them for? Or is there a place I can see how much NSFW subreddits are usually worth?

 

[ZORACOOKS]

Can I ask you how much you sold them for? Or is there a place I can see how much NSFW subreddits are usually worth?

i sold for 8k usd a year ago but if you do OFM you can make a lot from them

 

[gardian2]

Previously, I grew 5–6 subreddits to a combined total of 500k+ members. I ended up selling them for a good amount, but now I’m planning to start again — this time focusing on the OF niche.

Where do you sell the subreddits?

 

[ZORACOOKS]

Where do you sell the subreddits?

One guy sent me messages on modmail and offered his price

 

[V]

It’s been a while since my last update. I was traveling for most of last week, so I didn’t get much time to post, but I somehow managed to stay active whenever I could squeeze in a few minutes.

Progress-wise, things are moving well. My main account is about to hit 200K karma, and the second one is sitting at 150K. I’m pretty happy with that growth. Both of these are operated directly from my mobile phones (one account per phone). I even bought a new phone to handle more accounts, and honestly, it feels much easier and more stable than using an anti-detect browser.

I’ve also stopped obsessively checking banned accounts. The ones I’m actively using aren’t getting banned as easily anymore. One major reason I identified for earlier bans was letting accounts sit idle for too long. So now, instead of mass-creating accounts daily, I only create them when needed. The automation is ready, but I don’t see a reason to run it every single day.

Didn’t get much coding done this past week. The trip drained me more than I expected, and I’ll be traveling again this weekend. From next week onward, I plan to get back into a more consistent work routine.

Another small bottleneck is my current subscription plan; upgrading isn’t feasible right now, so I’ll scale slowly and smartly.

Starting today, I’m launching 2–3 subreddits using accounts with 10K+ karma, each in different niches. I don’t want all my eggs in one basket. I’m still relatively new to Reddit, so if I mess something up, I’d rather not risk all accounts and subs going down together.

Appreciate everyone who’s been following and supporting this journey so far. More updates soon.

Great journey, best wishes for you.

I'd appreciate if you can answer some questions, if some of them are too intrusive, just ignore them, please.

1) I can see that you are using Dolphin Anty + residential proxies, do you mind sharing your current proxy supplier?
2) All your setup is on pc, right? Not on mobile phones
3) How about links, are you currently posting links with any of those accounts? If so, is it significantly affecting their survival ratio?
4) What is your monetization plan for those accounts? Do you intend to sell them, build subreddits to sell them or will you work with affiliate marketing and promotion?

Thank you for your time.

Thank you.
1) Correct. If it's okay, I want to keep it to myself for obvious reasons. The service is relatively new, and the pool is not that big. I keep a record of the IPs I use for registering accounts, and I found that many IPs were repeated.
2) The two main accounts are on phone, others on PC.
3) No links atm.
4) Build subreddits and then later monetize those.

Wishing you all the best on this new journey!


Previously, I grew 5–6 subreddits to a combined total of 500k+ members. I ended up selling them for a good amount, but now I’m planning to start again — this time focusing on the OF niche.


Are you using mobile proxies? If yes, how many accounts are you running per mobile proxy? From what I’ve seen, GB mobile proxies can get pretty expensive.


You might also consider using AdsPower — it’s more affordable compared to Dolphin. However, I’ve noticed the ban rate can be quite high on web setups. Mobile seems much safer overall, though it’s definitely harder to scale when managing everything from a phone.


Would love to hear your thoughts and what’s been working best for you.

Thank you, and good luck to you. Please get back in this game, we could share tips and our findings. Create a journey thread.
Yes, I am using mobile proxies. I try to separate each account on a separate proxy, but since the IPs are rotating, I am not sure. I am using proxies on a per GB basis, and it's expensive, indeed.
I am not switching anytime soon because I am comfortable with Dolphin Anty and want to automate the remaining process of warming up the accounts. Mobile phones indeed work better compared to anti-detect browsers.

only 10 cents a day per account?

Yes, for now. XD I will definitely aim higher once I learn how to monetize and grow everything from scratch within a short period.

This is interesting! best of luck to you on this amazing journey.

Like others, I would love to know what proxies are you using if you don't mind.

Keep it up, I will be following this regularly.

Thank you. I don't want to mention my proxy provider, but I tested around 7-10 providers before settling on the current one. Keep testing.

Hey, thinking of starting journey like yours, can you share the price limit of your residential proxy, its seems like prices for them start with 4-5$

The one I am using is kinda cheap atm, around $1/GB for mobile proxies. Search the internet, and you will find a good provider.

Good Luck bro!

Thank you, mate.

 

[V]

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[Michel Johnson]

can some one here tell me how to make money with sub reddit ?

 

[h3yf00l]

Some time ago, I created a thread asking for insights on why my Reddit accounts were getting suspended, and honestly, I learned a lot from the replies https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/reddit-account-bans-looking-for-insights.1779183/. Appreciate everyone who chipped in.


Since then, I’ve also set up a https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/jv-scalable-reddit-accounts-50-100-day-looking-for-monetization-partner.1784077/ to start rolling some money because, at the moment, most of my spending is going into proxies and related tools. This thread will be a proper journey, focused only on manually growing Reddit accounts.

The plan is simple:

• Grow 2–3 Reddit accounts per day
• Share karma stats and progress regularly in this thread (daily / weekly, depending on time)
• For now, I will start with 15 accounts; further plans will be posted in the thread.
• Plan to run 100 Accounts with 2 subs each account .
• Each sub is to have at least 10k members.

A big inspiration for this is @SpawneR 's course - no affiliation or sponsorship here, I just genuinely respect the work. I got a review copy, and it felt like one of those things I’d regret skipping. Another journey by @rocknlight has been equally motivating and pushed me to jump into Reddit seriously.

I’ll be honest, I enjoy doing things people say are hard. Reddit is probably the toughest social platform to bot or automate properly, and while I will find a way eventually, for now, everything is manual. I don’t have the bandwidth to work on auto-comment systems yet, so hands-on it is.

I currently have 1,500+ accounts ready for this journey, and there's no shortage of accounts for this journey. The main bottleneck is my Dolphin Anty subscription - I can’t afford a higher plan right now. If (and when) this starts making money, scaling tools will come later.

This stuff is addictive in a good way. I genuinely provide value and real opinions in my posts, tailored to each account and situation. Suspensions will happen, that’s part of the game, but I’m not overly worried about it.

Going forward, I’ll post karma progress for each account I’m growing whenever possible. This thread is mainly to:

• Keep myself accountable
• Stay consistent
• Track what works and what doesn’t

I’ve gotten a bit better at Reddit, but I’m still far from where I want to be, and that’s exactly why this journey starts now.

Let’s see where this goes.


P.S. - I used AI to rewrite my original message to improve clarity and readability.

I had started my Reddit journey in August in 2025 , at starting used anti detect browser and mobile rotating proxy , email hotmail , that's it started with 10 account , then when I post do active I got banned all of them in just 2-3 days , Then started finding a method to create account then Reddit clone in phone but reddit clone doesn't work properly in phone , only I can create account in that and grow on Anti browser that way works out of 5 only 2 survived , then started finding way to know what's I came to know Reddit on browser is not good always proned to be banned , then came to know Reddit Clone works in JB iphone and If you don't you can rent cloud phone that way only few ban because my mistake because activity ...

Comment reply doesn't get ban you after you create account , do some upvotes and join community after 10 hours then 24 hours do comment reply for few days then start posting

 

[ahmed668]

Hey sir you're understanding of managing accounts is out of the roof I trust your quality accounts if you're selling send me a DM
I've got banned evey time I purchase an account from the shitty sellers out there

 

[ZORACOOKS]

I had started my Reddit journey in August in 2025 , at starting used anti detect browser and mobile rotating proxy , email hotmail , that's it started with 10 account , then when I post do active I got banned all of them in just 2-3 days , Then started finding a method to create account then Reddit clone in phone but reddit clone doesn't work properly in phone , only I can create account in that and grow on Anti browser that way works out of 5 only 2 survived , then started finding way to know what's I came to know Reddit on browser is not good always proned to be banned , then came to know Reddit Clone works in JB iphone and If you don't you can rent cloud phone that way only few ban because my mistake because activity ...

Comment reply doesn't get ban you after you create account , do some upvotes and join community after 10 hours then 24 hours do comment reply for few days then start posting

I’m currently creating Reddit accounts using AdsPower with mobile proxies. It works well if I warm them up slowly over time, but I’m not sure if this is the best approach for long-term use.


Do you think it’s a good idea to keep running long-term accounts on AdsPower, or would it be better to switch to real phones?


Also, do you know any safe methods to manage multiple Reddit accounts on mobile without getting banned?

 

[greymon]

$100/day is a solid goal. My only question is: how many hours do you spend on this daily? Sounds like a full-time job!

 

[h3yf00l]

I’m currently creating Reddit accounts using AdsPower with mobile proxies. It works well if I warm them up slowly over time, but I’m not sure if this is the best approach for long-term use.


Do you think it’s a good idea to keep running long-term accounts on AdsPower, or would it be better to switch to real phones?


Also, do you know any safe methods to manage multiple Reddit accounts on mobile without getting banned?

Anti-detect browser easily detect. - warm up on browser much more harder than reddit app on phone , people do multiple post still safe

 

[emihaf]

Thanks for sharing the journey.
This is a lot of manual grind for the long run do you honestly feel like the roi at the end is going to be worth all this hard work ?? and the money you are putting into proxies and tools right now?

 

[leozmedia]

how are you going to earn with reddit?
with CPA or have any other plan?

 

[Qwer_]

Solid progress on the karma front. Getting to 200K on a main account while keeping it clean on mobile is no small feat.

On the ROI question from emihaf — it really depends on the monetization model. For CPA the math works when you have accounts with enough karma to post in high-traffic subreddits without the post being auto-removed. A 100K+ karma account can consistently get posts to the front page of medium-sized subs (100K-500K members), and one good post can drive thousands of clicks. At even a 1-2% CPA conversion that adds up fast.

On the AdsPower vs real phone debate for ZORACOOKS — from what I've seen, Reddit's detection is much more lenient on real mobile devices because the traffic fingerprint matches actual Reddit app behavior exactly. AdsPower is fine for account creation and warming but for long-term account health on older, high-karma accounts, real phones are safer. The risk of losing a 200K karma account to a fingerprint flag is not worth the cost savings on antidetect software.