r/Pre-publish checker for Reddit

Will your post survive?

Paste your draft, pick a subreddit. WillItStay predicts whether it survives or gets pulled by the mods, AutoMod, the spam filter, or a shadowban. It names the exact rule you'd trip, then rewrites the post to pass.

Your draft
2 / 3 free checks left
  • Free, no signup to try
  • All 4 removal paths
  • Rewrite included
96.4%
of removals are automated — a bot, not a mod
4
removal paths checked in one pass
~2s
from paste to verdict + rewrite
1,000s
of subreddits mapped with real rules

The silent tax on your reach

Most removals happen without a word.

No DM. No email. No red banner. Your post just quietly stops showing — pulled by AutoMod, the spam filter, or a shadowban within seconds of hitting submit. You sit there refreshing a thread nobody else can see.

A removed Reddit post in r/startups: the “[ Removed by moderator ]” detail view with the mod team's notice that it broke the self-promotion rule

96.4% of removals are automated — a bot, not a mod. WillItStay reads the same signals first.

The catch

See it before the mods do.

Paste your draft and WillItStay reads it like AutoMod would — naming the exact line that gets you pulled, the gate it trips, and how likely it is to survive.

A Reddit draft in r/SaaS with WillItStay's pre-publish verdict: 34/100 “will be removed,” flagging the bit.ly shortener and “DM me for a discount” as AutoMod and spam-filter removals

How it works

Three steps. Before you ever hit post.

01

Paste & pick

Drop in your draft and choose the target subreddit. No account needed to try.

02

Get the verdict

A survival score plus every rule you'd trip — AutoMod, spam filter, shadowban, karma gates — named in plain English.

03

Fix & ship

One-tap rewrite that clears the triggers and keeps your voice. Post it knowing it'll stay.

Not a yes-no shadowban check

Every way a post dies, in one read.

Other tools tell you your account is fine. WillItStay tells you whether this exact post survives — and why.

The verdict

Every reason, named — not a vibe

The precise line you'd trip, mapped across the whole removal stack. No black box.

URL shortener → AutoModRemove
“DM me” → spam filterRemove
Link in bodyRisk
Karma & age gatePass
Shadowban checkClear
Survival score

0–100, per subreddit

One honest number for this community — not a generic account grade.

One-tap rewrite

Fixes it, keeps your voice

Clears the exact triggers and shows the before/after diff so you learn the pattern.

A page for every community

Rules for thousands of subreddits.

Karma gates, account-age walls, flair rules, banned domains, and the sanctioned promo lane — mapped per subreddit, so you know the wall before you hit it.

WillItStay's rule intelligence for r/marketing: the community's five rules — no self-promotion, minimum account age, minimum karma, no link shorteners, required flair — each checked against your draft

Why this exists

I spent an hour on a post for r/SaaS. It was gone in about ninety seconds. No message, no email, nothing — I'd tripped a rule I never read.

WillItStay is the tool I wanted that morning. Paste a draft, see which rule would kill it, fix it before you hit submit.

It won't farm karma or write your post for you. It answers one question: will this stay?

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Yassine
Building WillItStay

Pricing

Start free. Upgrade when it saves your launch.

Free
$0
  • 3 checks / month
  • Verdict + top reason
  • Shadowban checker
  • Every subreddit page
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$29/mo
  • Unlimited checks
  • Full 4-path breakdown
  • AI rewrite to pass
  • Subreddit rule intelligence
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Agency
$79/mo
  • Everything in Pro
  • Multiple accounts / clients
  • Bulk checking + API
  • Priority support
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Or grab a 10-rewrite pack for $15 — no subscription

Questions

The honest answers.

How does it know each subreddit's rules?

It reads the subreddit's posted rules, its AutoMod patterns, and the removals that actually happen there — the karma gates, banned domains, and flair requirements the mods rarely spell out in one place.

Isn't this just ChatGPT?

ChatGPT guesses. WillItStay checks your draft against one subreddit's real rules, names the exact one you'd trip, and rewrites only what needs to change to pass.

Are my drafts private?

Your draft is only used to run the check. We don't post it for you, and we don't sell it.

Won't this just flood Reddit with posts?

It won't write your post. It stops you from getting silently removed over a rule you didn't know — the post still has to be worth reading.

Stop getting silently removed.

Know if your post survives before you hit submit — and fix it if it won't.

Check my post — free

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