Getting a Reddit post taken down can be tricky. If you created the post and still have access to your account, you can delete it manually. However, deleted posts often remain visible in search engines, archives, or third-party sites.

If you don’t have access, or the post was made by someone else, removal becomes more complex. You may need to report it to Reddit (if it violates their policies), but success is not guaranteed—especially if the content doesn’t break Reddit rules but still harms your reputation.

That’s where we come in.

We handle the process from start to finish—whether it’s through direct removal, de-indexing from Google, or legal and technical strategies.

No, you cannot directly remove someone else’s post. However, our service helps by reporting content that violates Reddit’s policies or legal standards to moderators for removal.

Yes, you can delete your own Reddit threads and posts, but if the content is old or locked, it might require expert assistance to ensure complete removal.

Removal times vary depending on the content and subreddit, but typically it takes from a few days up to two weeks.

Yes, we prioritize your privacy. Our removal requests and communication keep your identity confidential throughout the process.