Old Reddit accounts are easy to find. Old Reddit accounts with real comment karma and a history you can read before you pay are not. Every profile here was built in-house, aged deliberately, and checked before it went on the shelf.
Open the store Compare tiersThe same package regardless of tier. No upsells, no features held back for the expensive listings.
Delivered in plain format by email, with 2FA backup codes where the account has it enabled.
Temporary, belonging to that account alone, never shared with another profile. Replace it with your own after purchase.
The session the account was already using, so you can continue it instead of triggering a fresh login from a new environment.
Real comments across real subreddits, public on the profile. Ask for the username and read it before paying.
Age clears a different gate from karma, and plenty of subreddits check it separately. Here is what each band opens.
Past the "new account" filters most communities apply in the first weeks. The entry point for anyone testing whether bought accounts work for their use case.
Most common starting tierReads as established regardless of karma total. Clears the 30-day and 90-day age rules that catch out newer profiles, and looks ordinary to anyone checking the profile.
The sweet spot for most buyersFor communities that filter on age alone and for use cases where the profile will be read by a human. Scarcer, because it cannot be manufactured.
Limited availabilityAge on its own is not enough. An old account with no recent activity reads as dormant, and dormancy followed by sudden posting is a pattern Reddit recognises. Every aged account sold here has activity in its history, not just a registration date.
The number most subreddits actually check. Not your total — the comment half on its own.
| Karma | Who it suits | Typical use |
|---|---|---|
| Blank / under 10 | Buyers who want to grow the account themselves | A base to build on, cheapest entry |
| +50 | First-time buyers, general posting | Clears the most common threshold on Reddit |
| +100 | Buyers facing unpublished rules | Margin above the usual gate |
| +200 | Established niche communities | Subs with stricter entry requirements |
| +500 | Single high-value accounts | Most karma gates on the platform |
| +1000 | Long-term primary accounts | Effectively all standard requirements |
Post karma is listed separately on every product, and it is not what you are paying for. An account advertised as "5000 karma" with none of it from comments will be filtered by any community that checks the comment figure — which is most of them.
What changes between bands, and what stays the same.
| Blank aged | +50 karma | +200 karma | +1000 karma | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Comment karma | Under 10 | 50+ | 200+ | 1000+ |
| Readable history | Minimal | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Clears 50-karma gates | No | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Clears stricter gates | No | Sometimes | Usually | Yes |
| Age options | 6mo – 2yr+ | 6mo – 2yr+ | 1yr+ | 1yr+ |
| Recovery email | Included | Included | Included | Included |
| Session data | Included | Included | Included | Included |
| Availability | High | High | Moderate | Limited |
Every store selling Reddit accounts says the profiles are aged, real and hand-grown. Four questions separate the ones where it is true.
The profile is public either way, so there is no legitimate reason to withhold it. A seller who refuses is a seller whose accounts do not survive being looked at.
A listing that advertises only a total is advertising post karma, because that is the half that inflates the number. The split is visible on any profile — a seller who does not state it is hoping you will not check.
A reseller does not know how the account was created, what IP registered it, or what it did before. That history does not disappear because the account changed hands: it is what gets it banned on the first real action.
If the seller keeps it, the account is on loan. It can be reclaimed at any moment, and the moment it is worth reclaiming is after you have built something on it.
Patterns worth walking away from, wherever you are shopping.
Credentials arrive by email the moment payment confirms. No manual approval, no queue, no waiting for business hours.
Both processed at checkout. No account registration required beyond an email address to receive the order.
Technical or delivery problems reported within a day of purchase get resolved. Stated plainly rather than dressed up as a guarantee.
No refunds, and here is why that is said openly. Every account is verified as working at the moment it is delivered. What happens afterwards depends on the proxy it runs on, whether it was warmed up, and what it was used for — none of which is within a seller's control. Promising a refund against that would be promising something nobody can honour.
The most common reason a bought Reddit account dies in its first week has nothing to do with karma or age. It is the handover itself.
When an account changes hands, the device changes, the browser changes, the IP address changes and the behaviour changes — all at once. To Reddit's systems that reads as a possible change of ownership, and the account's internal trust drops. Comments start getting filtered, cooldowns appear, and nothing explains why.
Every account here can be supplied with the session it was already using. Rather than logging in fresh and changing everything at once, you continue what was already there. It comes with the account.
Pair it with a residential proxy that stays consistent and a browser profile of its own, and the number of signals that change at handover drops close to zero. That is the practical difference between an account that lasts and one that is gone by Thursday.
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