Track Reddit posts after publishing: removals, score and comments
Paste a list of post links. Queber opens each post in your own browser profile, one after another, the way a person would, and returns its state and numbers in one table.
“Sorry, this post has been removed by the moderators of r/startups.”
redd.it/1abf007Not found————
What one check returns
Every link gets its own row of facts
Values come from the live post page, the way Reddit shows them to the profile that checks it.
Live, removed or not found
A removed post comes with the removal message exactly as Reddit shows it.
Score
The post's score as it appears on the post page.
Upvote ratio
The share of upvotes, whenever Reddit shows it.
Comments
The number of comments under the post.
Views, shares, and reposts of your posts
Reddit shows these only to the author: views rounded like 5.2K, shares, reposts, and the countries with the most views. Check with the profile that published the post to get them.
Honest warnings
When Reddit does not show a value, the result names it and says why, instead of a silent zero.
How it works
Check a whole list of posts in one run
A check is a job like any other: run it now or schedule it, and find the results in the queue.
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Paste the links
Full links, old.reddit, redd.it short links, profile posts and share links all work, one per line.
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Choose the profile
Pick the profile that published the posts: only the author sees removal details and views.
3
Check now or schedule
The check runs in a background tab, next to posting, even on the same profile.
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Get the table
Each link gets a row with its state, numbers and warnings, and the whole check copies as JSON.
How it checks
Checks posts like a person, not like a scraper
Opens the live post page
No Reddit API keys and no scraping: the profile opens each post and reads what the page shows.
One link at a time
Links are checked strictly one after another, with a human pause between them.
No 18+ clicks on your behalf
If Reddit asks to confirm the account is over 18, Queber never clicks it. The result says the post is hidden instead.
One bad link does not stop the run
A link that cannot be checked gets its own failed row, and the check moves on to the next one.
Where results go
Read the results where you work
Desktop queue
Results open in the job panel of the Queber Desktop queue.
JSON
Copy the whole check as JSON, comments included, for your script, spreadsheet, or Notion.
Telegram
The report lists up to 10 links and attaches a JSON file with every result for longer checks and checks with comments.
REST API and MCP
Integrations take results from the job, for example to sync post stats into Notion.
FAQ
Reddit post check questions
Full post links, old.reddit links, redd.it short links, posts on user profiles and share links. Lines that are not Reddit post links are flagged before the check starts.
Reddit shows views only to the post's author. Check with the profile that published the post to get views, rounded the way Reddit shows them, like 5.2K. For other posts the result explains why the value is missing.
The result marks the post as removed and keeps the removal message exactly as Reddit shows it. The author's profile sees the most detail, so check with it when you can.
No. If Reddit hides a post until the account confirms it is over 18, the result says so. Turn on mature content in that Reddit account to check such posts.
Yes. Schedule checks in the app, or create them through the REST API or MCP and take the results from the job, for example to keep post stats in Notion up to date.
A run is charged in credits once if it checked at least one post. Plans limit how many links one run can take; the plans page shows the current numbers.