Score your post before the mods do.
Pick a subreddit, paste your draft. Get a title score and a body score with the exact fixes, before you hit submit.
Try:
“I built a lighter alternative to Postmark for indie SaaS”
Likely removed: it reads as breaking "No selling, soliciting, or fundraising". Fix that first.
Likely removed. 11 rules checked.
Fix before you post
- Breaks the rule "No selling, soliciting, or fundraising"This community is for knowledge exchange, not a marketplace, posts or comments focused on selling services, soliciting clients, or asking for donations/funding are not allowed. Edit the post so it follows this rule. If it cannot, it belongs in another sub.+15
- Close to breaking "Submission Guidelines"Follow the Reddit site-wide rules and please treat others with respect, stay on-topic, and avoid non-productive self-promotion. Reread the rule and remove whatever a mod could read as breaking it.+5
- Close to breaking "No "I'll review/audit/feedback/test/roast or create something for you" posts"Posts or comments offering free reviews, audits, roasts, or feedback on others' products/websites/pitches are prohibited, regardless of price or stated intent. Reread the rule and remove whatever a mod could read as breaking it.+5
Title
- Title does not pullThe title is the whole ad for your post. Upvotes follow clicks. Lead with the most interesting detail: a number, a mistake, a surprise.+10
- Does not sound like r/SaaSThe top posts in r/SaaS are phrased differently. Skim this week's top posts in r/SaaS and phrase yours the same way.+8
- Title is vagueMost people on Reddit only read titles. A vague one gets scrolled past. Say the specific thing: who, what, and the result.+5
- Clear about what the post is.
- A concrete detail stands out.
Body
- Value 35%77
- Community fit 25%80
- Authenticity 20%30
- Discussion 12%94
- Formatting 8%84
- Reads as self-promotionRedditors spot a pitch in one line. Promotion gets downvoted even where it is allowed. Make the lesson the post. Mention your product once, at the end, only if it helps.+11
- No clear value for readersPosts that give first get upvoted. Posts that only take get ignored. Add the one thing a reader walks away with: a lesson, a number, a template.+5
- Reads as low effortLow effort is the most common removal reason after spam. Show your work: what you tried, what you found, where you are stuck.+3
- On topic for r/SaaS.
- Specific first-hand details.
- Invites people to comment.
Similar posts, last 30 days
No near-duplicates. Nobody posted this in r/SaaS lately.
When the best posts go up in r/SaaS
Best slot: Tue, 6pm to 8pm your time
Showcase posts: Tell the story of building it and what you learned. The product is the footnote.
Before you post: Post flair required or mentioned. Some posts need moderator approval. Self-promotion is allowed here.
56 character title · 29 words · 1 link · compared with 1,669 posts from the last 30 days
The manual way.
- Write the post, read the rules once, convince yourself it is fine.
- Post at whatever hour you happen to finish, usually the wrong one.
- Get removed for a rule you skimmed, and burn the account’s goodwill.
One question.
- A title score and a body score, so you know which half to rewrite.
- Compare up to five titles side by side before you write a word of the body.
- Every rule in the sub is checked. A likely removal names the rule it breaks.
A subreddit + draft in. A 0 to 100 score out.
Three steps, one request. You never call the tool by name — your agent does.
- 1
Check every rule
A judge model reads your draft against each published rule in the sub and flags the ones it reads as breaking, plus requirements like flair or karma.
- 2
Find the duplicates
The last 30 days are searched for posts on the same topic, because reposts get removed even when they follow every rule.
- 3
Score each half
The title is judged alone, the way the feed shows it. The body is judged on value, fit, authenticity, discussion and formatting. The headline is 40% title, 60% body.
Same tool, one prompt away.
Post Score runs inside Claude Code and any MCP client. Ask in plain words; your agent calls score_reddit_post and comes back with the score and the fixes.
10 requests a day, free. No card.
Score this launch post for r/SaaS, r/startups and r/SideProject. Where does it fit best, and what do I fix first?
score_reddit_postdraft × 3 subreddits best: r/SideProject 81
r/SaaS Likely removed. It reads as breaking "No selling, soliciting, or fundraising". Rewrite it as a lesson.- r/startups Scores 52. Top posts here are lessons with numbers, and yours is an announcement.
- r/SideProject Scores 81 and clears every rule. Best slot is Tuesday morning, US time.
Read-only. Nothing posted, nothing stored.
What comes back, and how to read it.
- You ask
- “Score this launch post for r/SaaS, r/startups and r/SideProject. Where does it fit best, and what do I fix first?”
- You get
- One draft scored in three subreddits in one request. r/SaaS would likely remove it under its no-selling rule. r/startups scores 52 because the title reads as an announcement. r/SideProject scores 81, clears every rule, and its top posts go up on Tuesday mornings.
The score is diagnostic, not a verdict
A 74 is not a prediction of upvotes. It is a checklist of what a careful poster in that sub would fix first. Read the fixes, not the number.
Rule hits come first
A likely removal caps the score at 45, because a removed post gets no views however good it is. Clear the rule before polishing anything else.
Fix the weaker half
A great body under a vague title never gets opened. A great title over a thin body gets opened and downvoted. The verdict tells you which one is holding the post back.
Honest limits.
- This reads a draft. It never posts, and it cannot see a sub’s unwritten mod policy, only its published rules and recent posts.
- It cannot see your account, so karma, account age and flair show up as reminders, not checks.
- Thin subreddits give thin timing data. When a sub is small, the best-hour note comes with a warning.
Asked before the first run.
Will it post for me?
No. Every Reddibee tool is read-only. It scores your draft and hands it back. You press submit. We do not store the draft.
Can I score just a title?
Yes. Leave the body empty and it scores the title alone. Add up to four more titles to compare them, then write the body under the winner.
What makes the score go up?
Clearing rule hits, dropping the pitch, a title that says the specific thing, real numbers from your own experience, and a question people can answer. Each fix shows the points it is worth.
Does it work for any subreddit?
Yes. Type any subreddit and Reddibee reads its rules and recent posts on the spot. Popular subs have rich timing data; small ones come back with a note.
Can my agent use it?
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