Based on public reviews and response behavior.
100 reviews over 212 days (about 14 per month). Busiest month: 17% of reviews. Languages: en 78%, fr 11%, de 6%.
Media & Content average: score 61.5, rating 4.08 stars, reply rate 32.3%, over 1,059 ranked companies · benchmark 23 Oct 2026
Score
31.2
Industry average 61.5
30.3 below average
Rating
1.22
Industry average 4.08
2.86 below average
Reply rate
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Industry average 32.3%
not measured
Among ranked Media & Content companies
Only companies with enough recent, scoreable reviews are ranked.
18% of reviews positive, 79% negative
Covering August 2026 — 3 reviews, not the company's full review history.
Takeaway: Positive sentiment accounts for 0% of reviews in this period, with 100% negative and 0% neutral.
Share of theme mentions
Themes extracted from 100 analysed reviews.
No strength themes identified yet
Prioritized by observed gaps vs competitors
AI analysis
A card that is absent means no signal qualified, not that nothing is wrong.
Across a large proportion of reviews, users describe being banned without explanation and receiving no response to appeals, sometimes over periods of months or years. Reddit should implement a structured appeals workflow with guaranteed human review within a defined timeframe and a written explanation of the decision.
Multiple reviewers, both new users and those observing the platform's accessibility, describe the karma system and shadow-banning as invisible and incomprehensible barriers that make early participation impossible. A structured onboarding flow that explains how karma works, why posts may be held for review, and what new users can do to establish standing would directly reduce frustration from this segment.
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