Reddit has closed API applications.

You’ll have to pay for a method. I don’t think anyone is going to spend two hours delineating this for free.

I can tell you it’s part manual work in the beginning then move accounts to automated means with anti detect browser that mimics screen size and real mouse movement/clicks/touch event emulation. Keep the profile consistent in all aspects of the fingerprint if you’re not going to use a mobile app.

Don’t forget to automate/emulate behaving like a real user with consistent browsing patterns.
 
Per redditdev, “current access won’t be affected… integrations will keep working as expected.”

So if you already have keys, you’re fine for now.

If not, you’re basically down to applying for approval or using browser automation.
 
We built our own internal tool using residential proxies, it's more expensive but it's better than shared proxies or even from your own phone or account because the IP can be tracked to the same. We found that if you have multiple google single sign-ons and you have a history of banned accounts from the same device etc their bot and spam detection is pretty good at finding those. We have been testing with very careful ai post search and ai comment writing and using better prompts and models, but still have ot be very patienct and have multiple accounts running.
 
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