Reddit accounts that never share a device.
Each account gets a phone of its own with its own address, and keeps it. Sign them in from your account store, then run reading sessions as group steps on a schedule.
GB · ResidentialRunning
US · ISPRunningUS · ResidentialRunning
CA · MobileBrowsing
AU · ResidentialRunningGB · ISPStoppedIts own address, its own device.
No two accounts share an exit or a phone. Each device keeps its model, identity and storage from day to day, so an account always comes back to the same place.
Residential · United KingdomISP · United StatesA community team, organised.
Accounts in Resources, phones in groups, reading sessions on a schedule, and every teammate on the phones they run.
- Log In from ResourcesThe recipe signs each phone in to the account linked to it.
- Check exits before useYour own proxy is checked first: IP, country, city, ISP, mobile or hosting, response time.
- Reading sessions as stepsBrowse like a human for 10 to 600 seconds, open links, check the screen, all as group steps.
- Operators per account groupGive each teammate the phones they run; billing and keys stay with owners.
Sign-in by recipe, reading by steps.
Log In is the Reddit recipe; everything else is a chain of generic steps you save once and run on the group.
What a Reddit fleet costs.
Reddit phones rarely need to run all day. Half an hour of reading per account costs a fraction of a monthly plan.
Traffic by exit typeCreating a phone is free and stopped phones cost nothing. Prices for Android 12–14; Android 15 costs 10% more, Android 16 and 17 cost 25% more. Top up from $5 in crypto.
| Accounts | Per minute, 30 min a day | Monthly plan, always on |
|---|---|---|
| 5 accountsfor 30 days | $18.00cheaper | $60.00 |
| 10 accounts$1.20 a day | $36.00 | $120.00 |
| 25 accounts$3.00 a day | $90.00 | $300.00 |
| 50 accounts$6.00 a day | $180.00 | $600.00 |
| 100 accounts$12.00 a day | $360.00 | $1,200.00 |
One phone per account. Per-minute column: 30 min a day per phone for 30 days, before traffic.
Questions, answered.
Something else? Write to support and a person answers, usually within a working day.
Why one phone per Reddit account?
So each account keeps its own device, address and storage day after day. Nothing is shared between accounts, and every account behaves the same way each time it comes back.
Can an account keep the same IP address?
Yes. ISP exits are static, at $1.50 per GB, or attach your own proxy with no traffic charge from us. Residential ($2.50) and mobile ($5.50) exits can rotate on demand or on a schedule.
What runs automatically?
Signing in, as the Log In recipe. Reading and posting run as generic group steps (open a URL, browse like a human, scroll, tap, type text) or by hand on the live screen.
Can I check proxies before using them?
Yes. The proxy check shows the IP, country, city, ISP, whether the address is mobile or hosting, and the response time, before the proxy is attached to a phone.
Do separate phones change Reddit’s rules?
No. Separate phones keep accounts organised, consistent and apart; they do not change what Reddit allows. Run your accounts within its terms.
Other fleets.
The same way of working, for other apps.
Give each Reddit account a device of its own.
- The first 30 minutes are free, no card.
- Pick a residential, mobile or static ISP exit per account.
- Store logins in Resources and sign them in by recipe.