Reddit Comment Removal
Review and reporting support for unwanted or rule-breaking comments.
Reddit service
Independent help for a Reddit post that breaks the rules, exposes private information or misleads people. We review it, explain what is realistic and handle the reporting.
Fee
No outcome is guaranteed. Reddit makes the final decision. See our refund terms.
Our Reddit post removal service is a structured review followed by action, if action is justified. We read the post in full, including the subreddit it sits in and the comments underneath. We then compare it with Reddit's sitewide rules, the community's own rules and any legal issues that apply. You receive a written assessment explaining whether the post may qualify, which route is most suitable and what outcome is realistic.
If you approve the scope and fee, we prepare the report, submit it through Reddit's official channels and follow up. Where it makes sense, we also contact the subreddit's moderators, who can remove posts under community rules without waiting for Reddit.
People often search for how to remove Reddit posts as if there were a single button. In practice there are four routes, and the right one depends on who wrote the post and what it contains.
A post is more likely to be removed when it falls into a category Reddit's rules clearly cover:
Many clients come to us wanting to remove negative Reddit posts about their business. Here is our position. If a post is a customer's honest account, or an opinion, Reddit is very unlikely to remove it, and we will not promise otherwise. That kind of content is usually best handled with a calm, accurate public reply and by fixing the underlying issue.
We can help where a negative post also breaks a rule. For example, a post that publishes an employee's home address, a post by someone falsely posing as your company, or a post that is part of a scam using your name. In those cases, the rule violation is the reason for the request, not the negativity.
Send us the link and we will tell you which route fits
You get an honest assessment before you commit to anything.
To assess a post properly we ask for the direct link, the date you first saw it and a short description of why it is a problem. Screenshots help, especially for content that may later be edited or deleted. If you know who wrote it, tell us, because that changes the options. Please do not send passwords or recovery codes. We will never request them.
Reddit does not publish response times, and decisions vary by case. Some reports are actioned within days; others are declined or never answered. Declined reports can sometimes be improved and resubmitted with better evidence, but repeated unfounded reports can be counted against the reporter, which is why we do not file them lightly. Removing the post from Reddit also does not instantly remove it from search results, screenshots or archives. Our old Reddit post removal page explains what happens to copies.
A normal Reddit post is $1,500 per post. Posts that appear to be scams are handled under our scam post service at $2,000 per post, and comments under our comment service at $800 per comment. See our Refund and Returns Policy for how orders are handled.
A normal Reddit post is $1,500 per post. You see the scope and fee in writing and approve it before any work starts.
No. Reddit decides, and so do subreddit moderators in their communities. We guarantee an honest review, careful preparation and regular updates, not an outcome.
No. A negative post that is truthful and follows the rules is unlikely to be removed by Reddit, and we do not offer to suppress legitimate criticism.
The link to the post, a short explanation of your concern and any evidence you hold, such as screenshots or proof that information is private or false.
Review and reporting support for unwanted or rule-breaking comments.
Reporting of fraudulent posts, impersonation and misleading offers.
Thread-level assessment where posts and comments work together.
Send us the link. We will review it against Reddit's rules and explain, in plain language, what options may be available and what is unlikely to work.