Get seen · a Lanes play

Post on Reddit without breaking subreddit rules

Find a relevant subreddit and contribute a post that fits its rules.

  • Reddit

The problem

Reddit can bring real users and can also get you banned in a minute. Every community has its own rules on self-promotion, and reading them all takes time.

How your agent runs it

  1. Reads the target subreddit's rules and recent discussions before posting anything.
  2. Publishes one useful, original post only where the contribution and any promotion are permitted.
  3. Discloses your relationship to the product. No cross-posted copies, no moderation evasion, no unsolicited DMs.
  4. If no community allows it, reports which ones it read and what their rules said.
  5. Verifies the published post and saves its URL.

What you tell it

What you offer
For example: Bookkeeping for startups, first month free
Which subreddits to post in
For example: r/startups, r/smallbusiness

What counts as done

  • One rules-compliant Reddit post published with a verified URL.

FAQ

About this play

How does the Post on Reddit play work in Lanes?

Find a relevant subreddit and contribute a post that fits its rules. A Lanes agent works in a real browser, signed in as you, in Reddit. Reads the target subreddit's rules and recent discussions before posting anything. Publishes one useful, original post only where the contribution and any promotion are permitted.

Does the Post on Reddit play send messages from my accounts?

Post on Reddit acts in public from your connected account, as the steps above describe, and reads a community's rules first wherever it posts or replies. It does not send private messages.

How long does a run take?

Each run of Post on Reddit is budgeted at up to 1 hour of agent time, and reports what it actually completed, with evidence.

What do I need to connect?

Where a site needs you signed in, such as Gmail, LinkedIn or X, connect that account in Lanes and the agents work in your session. Other sources are read on the public web. This play works in Reddit.