How the subreddit rules lookup works
Type the subreddit name without the r/ prefix — for example, SaaS. No login or password is ever needed.
The lookup first checks Alrebro's hand-checked catalog for the community. If it is not there, the AI suggests the rules from its knowledge — labelled as AI-generated, never a live check on Reddit.
You get promotion, links, minimum karma and age, flair, self-promotion day and limit, the risk level, and the last-checked date for catalog results — plus the rules list when one is available.
What the subreddit rules lookup tells you
- Promotion, in one line — allowed, not allowed, or not stated, from the catalog's stored rules or the AI's suggestions.
- The hidden gates — minimum karma, minimum account age, flair, and self-promotion days are the rules that get new posters removed without warning.
- A risk level you can act on — safe, careful, dangerous, or unknown, derived from the stored rules and never guessed.
- How fresh the answer is — the last-checked date is shown on catalog results, and AI results carry a warning that they are not a live check — so you can judge whether to trust it or re-read the rules.
Rules are the first thing to check before any post. Once you know them, check your account with the Reddit account audit, find more communities with the subreddit finder, and draft a rule-checked post with the Reddit post generator. The guide to promoting a SaaS product on Reddit explains how to post within the rules.