Working on a Reddit Posting Bot + Warmup

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Hey guys,
I’m currently developing a Reddit posting bot with its own dashboard, designed to work without using Reddit’s API.
Instead, it’s based on human-like, natural mouse/keyboard movements to stay under the radar.
Here’s the current roadmap & features:
  • Post scheduling (choose date/time, account to post...)
  • Multi-account support (each with its own proxy/cookies)
  • Fully customizable warm-up before posting, with user-defined actions:
    • Which subs to visit
    • How long to scroll
    • Whether to subscribe or not
    • How many posts to upvote
    • Random pauses & micro-delays for natural behavior
  • User-managed schemas: You define the warm-up scenario per account
  • All actions logged so you can see exactly what’s happening
  • Everything is controlled directly by the user from the dashboard
My personal goal is to finish the full version this month.

Right now, I’m building it primarily for my own use…
…but I’m curious:

Do you think this kind of tool has a lot of value in the current Reddit landscape?
 
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JOOI said:
This tool offers significant value for specific segments such as growth hackers, marketing agencies, and individuals managing multiple niche accounts. Although the market is limited, potential users are willing to pay a premium provided the product is stable and well-documented. However, wide distribution carries a high risk; therefore, a “small circle” model or private licensing would be safer and more appropriate.
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JOOI said:
This tool offers significant value for specific segments such as growth hackers, marketing agencies, and individuals managing multiple niche accounts. Although the market is limited, potential users are willing to pay a premium provided the product is stable and well-documented. However, wide distribution carries a high risk; therefore, a “small circle” model or private licensing would be safer and more appropriate.
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Thank you Mr. ChatGPT
 
Anyway, it's very difficult to outplay Reddit at thr moment. If you managed to do that and avoid their antispam filters, that will be very valuable tool.
 
rocknlight said:
i think its just the bot posting
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No, no, I actually did some research on this and conducted a study with tests. Detection monitoring on Reddit is becoming increasingly advanced, and they are currently evolving in this area.
 
This sounds useful, especially with the warm-up features. Just gotta be ready to tweak it when Reddit changes things.
 
JOOI said:
No, no, I actually did some research on this and conducted a study with tests. Detection monitoring on Reddit is becoming increasingly advanced, and they are currently evolving in this area.
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You did use Chatgpt to post though
 
Yeah, sounds like it could be really useful, especially with Reddit getting stricter about automation.
 
Quick update on the project — the post automation is now fully functional and already tested successfully ✅
The only part left to finish is the warm-up system, which is currently in development.
 
Yes, kinda tool get reputation in making mass comments with post on automation but can get limit to primary user only with recent shadow ban update of the app.
new register profile get limit/shadowban almost instant after approval.
 
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venf said:
Yes, kinda tool get reputation in making mass comments with post on automation but can get limit to primary use only with recent shadow ban update of the app.
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I think this is super valuable - avoiding the API with human-like warm-ups is exactly how I keep accounts alive, and the multi-account plus proxy setup would make my work a lot easier.
 
if you are confident that your script will work and is 100% functional then now is the best time to release. As of 12/1 most post scheduling apps like postpone.app will no longer be able to use Reddit's API and have all but done away with auto posting. Now you will basically have to manually submit every post.
https://www.postpone.app/blog/changes-to-reddit-posting-in-postpone
 
Yeah I know, the project is 100% functional. We will definitely sell the code.
 
RobinK1228 said:
Quick update on the project — the post automation is now fully functional and already tested successfully ✅
The only part left to finish is the warm-up system, which is currently in development.
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Will the accounts be provided with the service?
 
we work with a partner for that part
 
yes but only for post scheduling + warmup account (We don't sell subscriptions, we want to sell the complete project with access to our developer.)
 
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