How many reddit accounts can i use on 1 IP?
- Thread starter leozmedia
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furtive
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- Aug 28, 2021
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Which antidetect browser do you suggest?
- Jul 5, 2025
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I am using AdsPower
randomfinds
Newbie
- Feb 18, 2026
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Just use one IP per acc. If one account gets banned they will ban all the rest>
- Apr 21, 2025
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No hard limit per IP, but reddit watches behavior closely. On a home connection, 2~3 accounts for casual use usually fly fine as long as you dont upvote yourself or spam the same link. You'll want an antidetect browser to give each account its own separate fingerprint.
- Mar 14, 2025
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On Reddit, the bigger issue is usually the pattern, not just the IP. If you are using multiple accounts on one laptop, separate browser profiles with clean proxies are usually the cleaner setup. Ours helps by keeping the sessions separate, the setups isolated, and the proxy setup easier to manage.
vierasen
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- Jan 26, 2016
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Reddit's detection is more about behavioral linking than hard IP limits. That said, running more than 2-3 accounts from one IP is risky, especially if they interact with each other.
The specific patterns that trigger admin action:
- Multiple accounts from the same IP voting on the same posts (vote manipulation is their #1 concern)
- Same IP replying in the same thread from different accounts
- Cross-posting identical or near-identical content from accounts sharing an IP
Key factors Reddit considers beyond just IP:
- Account age and karma — older accounts with history get more leeway before triggering checks
- Browser/device fingerprint — if accounts share the same cookie store, user-agent, and canvas fingerprint, that's as linkable as a shared IP
- Posting patterns — timing overlap between accounts from the same IP is a signal
Practically: 1 dedicated proxy per account is the safe setup. Pair that with isolated browser profiles (different user-agent, cookie store, canvas fingerprint per account). The IP is just one of several linking vectors Reddit uses.
Also worth knowing: Reddit's shadowban is completely silent. You can post normally and nobody sees it. Worth checking accounts occasionally from a fresh incognito session to confirm they're still visible publicly.
The specific patterns that trigger admin action:
- Multiple accounts from the same IP voting on the same posts (vote manipulation is their #1 concern)
- Same IP replying in the same thread from different accounts
- Cross-posting identical or near-identical content from accounts sharing an IP
Key factors Reddit considers beyond just IP:
- Account age and karma — older accounts with history get more leeway before triggering checks
- Browser/device fingerprint — if accounts share the same cookie store, user-agent, and canvas fingerprint, that's as linkable as a shared IP
- Posting patterns — timing overlap between accounts from the same IP is a signal
Practically: 1 dedicated proxy per account is the safe setup. Pair that with isolated browser profiles (different user-agent, cookie store, canvas fingerprint per account). The IP is just one of several linking vectors Reddit uses.
Also worth knowing: Reddit's shadowban is completely silent. You can post normally and nobody sees it. Worth checking accounts occasionally from a fresh incognito session to confirm they're still visible publicly.
- Feb 18, 2025
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In case the proxy is rotating; you can have 40-80 accounts since you can just rotate the Ip each time a new account goes.
- Sep 11, 2025
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Good tips, but it is usually not a real shadowban, just low engagement signals. Focus on better content, strong hooks, and a clear niche. Do not spam actions, post one to two times daily, and check for any issues in TikTok analytics.
grey_hat_boy
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- Aug 15, 2025
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There’s no fixed “safe number” of accounts you can use on the same IP. Most platforms don’t rely on IP alone—they also track your device, browser data, and behavior. Even a few accounts can get flagged if they think you’re breaking rules.
If you’re using multiple accounts for legitimate reasons, just keep them separate using different browser profiles and follow the platform’s guidelines. Avoid automation or suspicious activity, since that’s what usually leads to bans.
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- Apr 13, 2026
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There is no fixed safe number of accounts on the same IP platforms don’t publish limits, and it depends more on behavior than count.
In my opinion, using multiple accounts on one IP/laptop always carries some risk, so it’s better to keep activity natural and avoid doing bulk actions from all accounts at the same time.
In my opinion, using multiple accounts on one IP/laptop always carries some risk, so it’s better to keep activity natural and avoid doing bulk actions from all accounts at the same time.
- Dec 25, 2025
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The best thing is to use only 1 account on 1 proxy because if you are using multiple accounts on same proxy and reddit have banned your 1 account and then there are higher chance that all of your accounts will be banned.
- Mar 21, 2026
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You can use an anti-detect browser and a separate proxy for each account, this may be the most suitable solution for your needs.
toiletsink
Newbie
- May 31, 2025
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This is so wrong lol, Reddit ban depends mostly on account age. My oldest account is always safe, I use other two accounts on same IP, which are doing fine too.
