Reddit user analyzer.
Enter any Reddit username. You get comment karma, post karma and account age, then a plain reading of what they say: how established the account is, how much of its karma is posts versus comments, and whether it is likely to clear a subreddit's minimums. It also shows whether the profile is public, which is the first check for a shadowban. Only need the shadowban check?
Why use the Reddit user analyzer
Moderators and automated filters judge an account before they read a word of the post. A young account, or one whose karma comes mostly from link posts, gets removed or filtered far more often than one with a history of comments. Once you know where an account stands, you can decide whether to post now or spend a few more weeks commenting first.
How it works
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Enter a username
Type any Reddit username, yours or someone else's.
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We read the public profile
We pull comment karma, post karma, account age and whether the email is verified.
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Get a plain reading
You see how established the account is, how its karma splits between comments and posts, and how much karma it has earned per year of age.
What it looks at
Account age
Whether the account is old enough to clear the age minimums many subreddits set.
Karma mix
How much karma comes from comments versus posts. To moderators, an account that mostly posts links looks like it's there to promote.
Verified email
Some subreddits require a verified email before you can post.
Tips for better results
- If most of the karma comes from posts, spend a few weeks commenting in small, friendly communities.
- Every community sets its own minimums, so check the subreddit's rules or wiki.
- If the profile seems to have vanished, run the shadowban checker first.
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The Reddit user analyzer looks up a public Reddit account and returns five facts: comment karma, post karma, account age, whether the account is suspended, and whether it has a verified email. Your browser then works out a few readings from those numbers. It uses the same lookup as our Reddit shadowban checker.
What the result shows
| Reading | How it is worked out | What it tells you |
|---|---|---|
| Total karma | Comment karma plus post karma | The account's overall standing |
| Karma per year | Total karma divided by account age in years | A rough pace of activity, so an old account with little karma stands out |
| Karma mix | Comment karma against post karma | Whether the account mostly joins discussions or mostly shares posts |
| Age band | Account age placed in a band | How much history the account has |
| Status | The suspended flag and the verified-email flag | Whether the account is usable and set up |
The page adds a short, plain-language read of what those numbers mean for posting. It reads three numbers. It does not judge the person.
How to read it
Age and total karma are the first filters. Many subreddits gate posting by them. r/marketing, for example, restricts posting and commenting to accounts over 30 days old with 300+ combined karma (rules as read 1 November 2026). A new account with little karma often can't post where you want it to, and that can look like a ban when it isn't one.
The mix matters too. A healthy profile usually has more comment karma than post karma, because the account takes part in discussions. An account that only posts links looks like a bot, however good the links are. Our guide to how to get karma on Reddit lists what earns it.
What it cannot show
The analyzer does not return a user's top subreddits, posting history, recent activity or removed posts. It does not write a profile summary or a roast. The lookup behind it returns only the five facts above, so we don't claim more.
To see what an account has posted, open its profile on Reddit and read the Posts and Comments tabs. To check whether other people can see its content, use the shadowban checker.
What to do next
- If the account is new or low on karma, build it up before you promote anything. Read how to warm up a Reddit account safely.
- If the result says the profile is missing or suspended, run the shadowban checker next, then read how to check and fix a shadowban.
- If you want threads to answer once the account is ready, try the Reddit monitoring app.
Frequently asked questions
Does the Reddit user analyzer show top subreddits or post history?
No. It shows karma, account age and status only. For posts and subreddits, read the profile on Reddit directly.
Is it a Reddit profile analyzer or a roast tool?
It is neither. It doesn't use AI to summarise or roast a profile. It reads five facts and tells you briefly what they mean.
Is this a free Reddit analytics tool for business?
The analyzer is free and checks one account at a time. For your own team's weekly posts, replies, removals and karma gained, see the monitoring app. It does not audit the whole platform.
Can I analyze any Reddit username?
Any public account. If Reddit shows no public profile, the account may not exist, may have been deleted, or may be shadowbanned.
Why does the lookup sometimes fail?
Reddit sometimes limits automated lookups. When that happens, check the account yourself on old.reddit.com.
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