We built BuyUpvotes because getting visibility on Reddit is stupidly hard. You can write the best post in the world, but if it doesn't get traction in the first 30 minutes, it's dead. BuyUpvotes gives you a dashboard to manage Reddit engagement campaigns. Schedule upvotes from real aged accounts, boost comments, order custom replies, and track everything in real time. Full API if you want to automate it. 10,000+ marketers and agencies use it. Starts at $0.02 per upvote.
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Hey PH 👋
So here's the thing about Reddit. The algorithm is brutal. It doesn't care how good your content is. If your post doesn't pick up momentum in the first 30 minutes, it gets buried under everything else in /new. Gone forever.
I've been doing Reddit marketing for a while now, and I kept hitting the same wall. Great posts, right subreddit, good timing, and still nothing. Meanwhile some random meme with 15 early upvotes snowballs to the front page.
That's what pushed me to build BuyUpvotes. It's a platform where you can send real engagement to your Reddit posts and comments from aged accounts (we're talking 6+ months old, with actual karma and post history. Not bots).
What makes it different from the sketchy services out there:
- You pick the delivery speed. Want it slow and natural? 10 per hour. Need it faster for a launch? Crank it up. Your call.
- Full dashboard. You can see exactly what's happening with every order in real time.
- REST API included for free. A bunch of agencies use it to plug into their existing workflows.
- Upvotes, downvotes, comment upvotes, and custom comments written by native English speakers. The whole toolkit.
We've processed over 15 million engagements so far with a 98% retention rate. The platform is used by startup founders, agencies running 50+ client accounts, crypto teams, e-commerce brands, you name it.
Genuinely curious: has anyone here tried using Reddit as a marketing channel? What's been your experience? I've heard some wild stories from other founders and I'd love to compare notes 🙏