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Subreddit stats

updated 17 October 2026

Enter a public subreddit to see its size and activity: members, creation date, new posts a day, the median number of replies per post, and how many posts get no reply at all. The numbers come from the community's newest posts at the time of the check.

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Why member count isn't enough

A subreddit can have a million members and a front page that's mostly memes. Another can have 20,000 members who answer every question. If you're selling, watch activity and replies:

  • New posts a day tells you how much there is to read.
  • Median replies per post tells you whether people answer each other.
  • Posts with no reply shows how many questions go unanswered. When that share is high, a helpful reply may have room to stand out.

How we measure it

We read the community's newest posts (up to 100), work out the time span they cover, and calculate posting pace and reply counts from them. Results are cached for two days and carry the date of the check. A busy news day or a pinned megathread can move the numbers. Older stats sites stopped collecting when Reddit changed its data access; subredditstats alternatives covers one whose numbers end in December 2023.

Frequently asked questions

How do I see subreddit stats?

Enter the subreddit above. Reddit shows member counts but not posting pace or reply rates.

How many members does a subreddit need to be worth it?

There's no threshold. What matters is whether your buyers ask questions there. The subreddit profiles show what buyers ask for in B2B communities.

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