Frequently asked questions

Credits are what you spend to submit URLs. On Google, 1 credit submits one URL in fast mode and 10 credits in instant mode; a URL submitted to Bing costs 10 credits. They come in one-time packs — no subscription — and the scheduled status checks are included in the price.

Google and Bing. You choose the search engine for each submission, so sending the same URLs to both is two submissions, each charged on its own. Results are kept separately: a URL has one status on Google and another on Bing, each checked against that engine’s own live results. Neither engine has to index a page it is sent — that decision is always the search engine’s — so we report what each one actually did and promise no outcome on either.

No. You don’t need Google Search Console or Bing Webmaster Tools, a tag on your site, or proof of domain ownership. Submission and status checks work on any URL you’re authorized to submit.

Credits never expire. They stay on your account until you spend them — there is no monthly reset and nothing is forfeited if you pause for a while.

On Google, most indexable pages land within days, and you see exactly which did. Nobody can honestly promise a fixed rate — indexation is the search engine’s decision — so instead of a promised percentage you get a real, dated status for every URL you submit.

Yes. No link schemes, no spam networks, nothing injected into your site — nothing that puts your domain’s standing at risk. Your URLs are submitted through an accelerated pipeline and then simply checked against live search results.

No. A person reads your brief, picks the subreddit and the thread, writes the text and publishes it from their own established account. Nothing is generated, scheduled or posted by software, and every placement is checked by a person before it appears in your report.

Only accounts in our placement partner’s network — real people with an established history on Reddit, not accounts created for the job. Placements are never published from an account you own, so nothing is ever asked of your Reddit account and nothing can happen to it.

By relevance, not by size. A post lands in a niche subreddit whose members are the people you described in the brief, because that is where a recommendation is read as one. A comment goes into a thread that is already receiving traffic and asks the kind of question your product answers.

Work starts within 24 hours of your brief. Comments typically go live within two to five days and posts within three to seven. When an order contains several placements they are spaced out rather than published together, because a cluster of new mentions is the thing moderators notice first.

A short brief on the dashboard: what the product is, who it is for, the URL to point at, the one thing you want said, and anything to avoid. Most people fill it in a few minutes. The writer works from it, so the more specific the audience and the message, the better the placement.

A moderator or Reddit itself taking the post or comment down. If that happens within 7 days of delivery, we replace it at no charge, as many times as it takes inside that window. A placement that stays up but gets little attention is not a removal.

No, and we would be wary of anyone who does. What we deliver is a placement written by a real person in a relevant thread, with a live URL and a screenshot as the record. How a thread performs afterwards is up to Reddit, its members and search engines, none of which we control.

Named, yes — inside a genuinely useful answer or a founder-style write-up, not a pitch. Linked where the subreddit’s rules allow a link; some do not, and in those the mention stands on its own rather than breaking a rule and losing the placement.

One line per placement: whether it is a post or a comment, the subreddit, the live URL, the date it went up and a screenshot taken at the time. If a placement was replaced, the report shows the old URL and the new one. It stays on your dashboard for as long as your account does.

Any account that has bought a credit pack — or is buying one: the packs on the pricing page take add-ons in the same checkout. One order can hold up to 3 comments and 3 posts in any mix, and you can place another order whenever you like. Add-ons are paid in money, not credits, and your credit balance is never touched.