Reddit Upvote Botting

Hey all,

Have a few questions about botting reddit upvotes:
What are the usual best botting upvote practices so my Reddit accounts don't get banned?
Also does upvotting with bots trigger any Reddit filter or anything? Cus some comments/posts seem to removed shortly after upvotes were bought.

But I still see posts that are on very small subs or on askreddit that get botted 100-400 upvotes and are still up with like 2 or 3 comments.

How are these people not triggering anything?

Any thoughts or tips are welcome.

Don't do them all at the same time and you should be fine. Usually the best advice is to not go over what usually the posts in the subreddit get.

I am currently upvoting my models with 300 upvotes per post, they are still standing strong, you can upvote with a higher numbers than that, but make sure your account is strong with a high CQS, as it will be harder for it to get banned, do not just create the account and go crazy with upvotes

Consistency and natural behavior are key when botting upvotes. Use high-quality, aged accounts and spread actions across different IPs (residential proxies work well). Don’t upvote too quickly; simulate natural engagement patterns over time. Reddit’s filters likely flag sudden, disproportionate activity, so gradual, randomized actions can help avoid detection. As for those successful posts, they might use a mix of manual and bot activity or even highly specialized bots. Test small first to avoid unnecessary bans.

Completely depends on the quality of accounts delivering the upvotes. The speed of upvotes also matters a lot.

SkadooSkade said:

Hey all,

Have a few questions about botting reddit upvotes:
What are the usual best botting upvote practices so my Reddit accounts don't get banned?
Also does upvotting with bots trigger any Reddit filter or anything? Cus some comments/posts seem to removed shortly after upvotes were bought.

But I still see posts that are on very small subs or on askreddit that get botted 100-400 upvotes and are still up with like 2 or 3 comments.

How are these people not triggering anything?

Any thoughts or tips are welcome.

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spread it out a little.

I am looking to build a Reddit army. 1000 Reddit bot accounts to comment, that emulates human movement. In order to maintain the Reddit accounts. Every Reddit account has a different proxy. Can someone help me?

I think there are some risks in simulating activity or using bots to vote. Although some people may increase the visibility of their posts in the short term, Reddit's algorithms and automated monitoring tools are becoming more and more advanced, monitoring a range of factors such as voting patterns and account behavior. Abnormal behavior is likely to result in the deletion of posts or the banning of accounts.
Don't give too many votes to a post at once. The votes should grow at a certain natural rate. Rapid voting spikes often cause system alerts.
Make sure the account used has a certain history of activity, including comments, participation in discussions, etc., and don't just use an empty account for voting.

You will need to have access to high quality aged accounts and gradually start upvoting posts, you can begin with just a few per hour to warm it.