Reddit automation guides

These guides are for people who run Reddit accounts for a living: agencies with client accounts, brand teams with several communities, and developers who connect Reddit work to their own tools. Each one walks through a real task in Queber, the desktop app that schedules and runs Reddit posts, post checks and comments inside your Dolphin Anty, AdsPower or GoLogin profiles.

All guides

GuideHow to check if a Reddit post was removedFind out whether a Reddit post was removed or is still visible, by hand or for a list of links, with the removal message, score, upvote ratio and comments.GuideHow to post to Reddit without the Reddit APIPost, comment and check Reddit posts through the real website in your own browser profiles, with no Reddit API key. See who it suits and how Queber's API fits.GuideHow to manage and schedule Reddit posts across multiple accountsHow agencies and brand teams run many Reddit accounts with one browser profile each, schedule posts per account and see in one queue what went out.GuideConnect Reddit browser profiles to QueberConnect Dolphin Anty, AdsPower or GoLogin to Queber and run each Reddit account in its own browser profile. The guide covers setup and common launch errors.GuideHow to schedule Reddit posts with QueberSet up a browser profile, prepare a Reddit post, choose a publishing time and check the result. A practical guide to local scheduling with Queber

Where to start

Pick the line that matches what you need today.

What Queber automates on Reddit

Each automation has its own page with the details, requirements and questions people ask.

AutomationReddit postingText, image, gallery, video and link posts, now or on schedule, from your browser profiles AutomationReddit post checkLive or removed with Reddit's message, score, upvote ratio, comments and views of your own posts AutomationReddit commentsComments under a post or replies to the comment you pick, after a free check of the post

How Queber works, in short

Queber is a desktop app for Windows and macOS. You connect your anti-detect browser in Integrations, and Queber imports its profiles, one per Reddit account. When you create a job, you choose the profile, and at the set time Queber opens Reddit in that profile and works on the real website the way a person would. Every job shows its steps in the Queue, ends with a link to the result or a clear reason, and can send a report to Telegram.

Two things are worth knowing before you start. Jobs run on your computer, so Queber has to be open and the computer awake at the scheduled times. And Queber never solves captchas or confirms age checks for you: when Reddit asks for something only a person should do, the job stops and tells you.

Guides for the browser you use

Each browser connects in its own way. AdsPower talks to Queber through its Local API, so the AdsPower app has to run. Dolphin Anty connects with an API token and needs its desktop app running for jobs. GoLogin needs only your API token.

GuideAdsPower Reddit automation with QueberPost, comment and check Reddit posts from your AdsPower profiles, one account per profile. Connect the Local API and run every job from one queue.GuideDolphin Anty Reddit automation with QueberSchedule Reddit posts, comments and post checks in Dolphin Anty profiles, one account per profile. Connect your Dolphin token and run jobs from one queue.GuideGoLogin Reddit automation with QueberRun Reddit posts, comments and post checks in GoLogin profiles through Orbita, one account per profile. Connect with your GoLogin API token in minutes.

For developers and AI assistants

Everything you can do in the app can also come from code. The REST API and the MCP server create jobs, read their results and run the free comment check through the Queber app on your computer. The Airtable script schedules posts from a content table. API and MCP access depend on your plan; see the plans.

A note on Reddit's rules

Every guide here assumes you follow Reddit's rules and the rules of each community: post what a community welcomes, keep a pause between posts, and never use several accounts to vote or to fake agreement.

Words you will meet in the guides

  • Browser profile. One isolated browser in Dolphin Anty, AdsPower or GoLogin, with its own cookies, fingerprint and proxy, logged in to one Reddit account.
  • Job. One task for Queber: a post, a comment or a post check, in one profile, now or at a set time.
  • Queue. The screen in Queber that lists every job with its status, its steps and its result.
  • Pause between posts. A range of minutes set per profile. Posts of one profile keep at least the first number apart, and a post that would come closer moves to a random time inside the range.
  • Post check. A job that opens a list of post links and reads whether each post is live or removed, with its numbers.
  • Removal message. The notice Reddit shows in place of a removed post. Queber keeps it word for word.
  • Missed start. A scheduled job whose time passed while Queber was closed. Queber marks it and waits for you to retry it.

Questions about the guides

Do I need an anti-detect browser to follow these guides?

Yes. Queber runs every job in a browser profile from Dolphin Anty, AdsPower or GoLogin, and the guides assume one profile per Reddit account.

Are the guides about the Reddit API?

Queber works on the Reddit website in your browser profiles and needs no Reddit API key. The guide on posting without the Reddit API explains the difference, and the REST API and MCP pages cover Queber's own API.

Which guide should I read first?

If you have not connected a browser yet, start with connecting browser profiles. If your profiles are already in Queber, go to the guide on scheduling Reddit posts.

Ready to try it? Download Queber, sign in and connect your browser in Integrations.

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