Bavior reads an account's karma before it posts anywhere. Total karma, the post and comment split, and account age. Free with your account.
Karma is Reddit's running count of the upvotes on your posts and comments. It comes in two parts: post karma and comment karma. On its own it isn't a measure of trust or good behavior. It's one quick filter mods and AutoMod use. Many subreddits set a minimum before a new account can post.
Total karma, the post and comment split, and account age. These are the numbers mods and AutoMod check.
One Reddit handle. That's the account we read. Nothing to install.
Total karma, the post and comment split, and account age. All of it comes from the public profile.
Four numbers in one place. The readout won't show removals or a shadowban.
Post karma plus comment karma. Most subreddit minimums gate on this one.
Karma earned from submissions. Link posts and text posts both count.
Karma earned from replies. This is usually the faster way to build it.
How long the account has existed. Some subreddits set a minimum age too.
There's no honest shortcut. Bavior doesn't farm karma, buy it, or trade it. Comments are what actually work. One popular post can earn a lot at once, but most accounts rarely post. You can reply to five threads in an evening. Those small amounts add up. That's why steady commenters pass casual posters in total karma. So answer real questions in the subs you want to post in, several times a week, before you post anything promotional. One more thing to know: Reddit doesn't show your exact total. It rounds and lightly randomizes the number on a profile. Two accounts with equal karma can display different figures. And a karma readout won't show removals or a shadowban. Those are separate checks.
Reddit fuzzes the displayed number on purpose. It makes vote manipulation harder to game.
Some subreddits set no minimum. Others require anywhere from a few dozen to a few thousand.
A subreddit can reject a high-karma account for being too new. Check both numbers.
Karma counts votes. It says nothing about who cast them. An account can hold 50,000 karma earned in meme subs and still be a stranger in the one community you sell into. Those readers are the people who decide whether your post lands. This number tells you nothing about them. Treat a good score as permission to try, not proof the post will do well.
Low karma isn't a problem you fix one post at a time. Many subreddits auto-remove posts from new or low-karma accounts. No human ever sees them. Bavior posts through its own vetted, aged accounts and reads each community's rules first. A karma minimum is one fewer thing in the way. From $99/mo billed monthly, or $79.17/mo billed yearly.
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Bavior's karma checker tells you where your account stands; it does not farm karma for you. The reliable route is comment karma — answer real questions in the subreddits you actually want to post in, several times a week, before you post anything promotional. Bavior never buys, trades, or vote-manipulates karma, and subreddits that set a karma minimum usually check account age too.
Open the karma checker in Bavior and give it a username — it returns total, post, and comment karma plus account age. It's part of the free trial, and you can cancel anytime.
It varies by subreddit — some set no minimum, others require anywhere from a few dozen to a few thousand karma. Check the community's rules before you post.
Post karma comes from upvotes on your submissions; comment karma comes from upvotes on your replies. Most subreddit minimums count the combined total.
It's part of the free trial, and you can cancel anytime. Posting through accounts that never hit a karma wall is what Bavior does.
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