How the Reddit shadowban checker works

1
Enter the username

Type the Reddit username without the u/ prefix — for example, spez. You can assess your own account or any username; no login or password is ever needed.

2
Add what you have observed

Tell us what you already know: are your posts visible while logged out, do others see your comments, did Reddit send you a notice? These facts are optional, but they are what the assessment is built on.

3
Run the self-checks

You get an assessment — Likely, Unlikely, or Cannot tell — plus the steps to confirm it yourself: open your profile while logged out, open a recent post while logged out, and ask someone else to look. Those steps, not the assessment, are the real check.

What the Reddit shadowban checker tells you

  • An honest assessment — Likely, Unlikely, or Cannot tell, in plain words. With no facts supplied the answer is always Cannot tell, never a guess from a username alone.
  • Reasons that cite only your facts — every reason points at something you supplied, so you can see exactly what the assessment rests on.
  • Self-check steps you run yourself — the logged-out profile check and the other steps on the page are the only way to confirm a shadowban, and they need no AI at all.
  • What to do next — including appealing to Reddit when the checks point to a shadowban, since only Reddit can lift one.

A healthy account is only the start — the way to keep it that way is to post where the rules allow it. The guide to promoting a SaaS product on Reddit explains how to warm up an account before you post, and the same steps apply to apps and Shopify stores. Find safe communities with the subreddit finder, draft your post with the Reddit post generator, and see what the full daily plan costs on the pricing page.