Can you tell me if I am shadowbanned?

No. Open your profile logged out, then use Reddit's spam-flag article and appeals if the account is invisible.

Should I use a third-party checker?

No. You do not need to hand a username to a random site. Reddit already publishes the status, spam, and appeals pages.

Does Founder CRM post while I am away?

No. You write every comment. That is part of staying a person on Reddit, not a script.

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Reddit account-health checklist

If comments vanish, it is usually one post, one community, or the whole account. This page is a manual checklist. Founder CRM does not run a live shadowban checker, and we will not invent one. Use Reddit's own help articles and appeals form.

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We do not check your account

Third-party "shadowban checkers" ask for a username and often do nothing useful. Some are phishing. This site does not take a username, ping Reddit, or show a fake health score.

Reddit already documents account status, spam flags, missing posts, and appeals. The links below go there.

Is it one post, or the account?

Open the thread in a private window, logged out. If everyone else can see the comment, you are not shadowbanned.
Open reddit.com/user/yourname logged out. If the profile is missing and your posts disappear for other people, that is account-level, not one subreddit.
If only one community is silent, read its rules and modmail. A subreddit removal is not a sitewide flag. Reddit's note on why you cannot see a post covers karma filters, sorting, and moderator removals.
Stop posting, voting, and making extra accounts until you know which of those it is. Replacement accounts can make a spam flag worse.

Reddit's own tools

Account status overview: banned, locked, or flagged.
Flagged for spam or inauthentic activity: the usual "nobody can see me" case, plus how to appeal from that account.
Why can't I see my post?: sorting, karma, and moderator removals.
reddit.com/appeals: submit from the affected account, in a browser. Follow the inbox notice if Reddit already sent one.
Reddit Rules and r/help if you are still unsure which bucket you are in.

People sometimes post in r/ShadowBan as a community check. That is other users, not an official Reddit product, and it is not a tool we run.

Stay visible on purpose

Most founder accounts get into trouble by looking like a script:

The same paragraph in five subreddits in ten minutes.
A new account that only drops links.
Asking for DMs before answering the question.
Ignoring a sidebar that says no promotion.

Comment in the community before you ever mention a product. Answer with no URL if the rules say so. Prefer a useful page on your own site over a spray of identical comments. Search phrases live on the buyer-keyword list. How to reply lives in the Reddit first-customers guide.

What Founder CRM will not do

Founder CRM finds people on Reddit in the Chrome session you are already signed into. It files them and reminds you. It does not post, vote, or send the comment. There is no plan to add that.

Install Founder CRM if you want the list and the follow-up. Stay logged in as yourself. Write like yourself.

Questions founders ask

Can you tell me if I am shadowbanned?: No. Open your profile logged out, then use Reddit's spam-flag article and appeals if the account is invisible.
Should I use a third-party checker?: No. You do not need to hand a username to a random site. Reddit already publishes the status, spam, and appeals pages.
Does Founder CRM post while I am away?: No. You write every comment. That is part of staying a person on Reddit, not a script.

Install Founder CRM

The extension finds people and files them. It does not post, vote, or message for you. That is the point if you care about staying visible.

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