Reddit For Business Login & Account Setup

Reddit for Business is the umbrella for Reddit's business offerings, including advertising (Reddit Ads) and organic business tools (Reddit Pro). This guide covers how to log into both platforms and set up your business presence on Reddit.

How to Log In

Reddit offers two main business platforms, each with its own login:

Reddit Ads Manager Login

For paid advertising campaigns:

  1. Go to ads.reddit.com
  2. Click "Log In" in the top right
  3. Enter your Reddit username and password
  4. Complete two-factor authentication if enabled
  5. Access your Ads Manager dashboard

If you don't have an advertising account yet, you'll be prompted to set one up after logging in.

Reddit Pro Login

For free business tools and organic engagement:

  1. Go to business.reddit.com/pro
  2. Click "Log In" or "Get Started"
  3. Enter your Reddit credentials
  4. Access your Reddit Pro dashboard

Reddit Pro is free and available to all businesses.

Business.reddit.com Portal

The main business portal at business.reddit.com provides:

  • Learning Hub resources
  • Case studies and industry guides
  • Webinar registration
  • Partner information
  • Links to both Ads Manager and Reddit Pro

First-Time Setup

Setting Up Reddit Ads

If you're new to Reddit advertising:

Step 1: Create or Use Existing Reddit Account You can use a personal Reddit account or create a dedicated business account. Many businesses prefer separate accounts for professional purposes.

Step 2: Access Ads Manager Visit ads.reddit.com and log in. You'll be prompted to complete your advertising profile.

Step 3: Enter Business Information

  • Business name
  • Billing country
  • Time zone
  • Preferred currency

Step 4: Add Payment Method (Optional) You can skip this step until you're ready to launch campaigns. Payment methods include credit cards and debit cards.

Step 5: Install Reddit Pixel (Recommended) For conversion tracking, install the Reddit Pixel on your website during setup.

See our complete guide on creating a Reddit Ads account for detailed steps.

Setting Up Reddit Pro

Reddit Pro is free and complements paid advertising:

Step 1: Access Reddit Pro Visit business.reddit.com/pro and log in with your Reddit credentials.

Step 2: Create Your Business Profile

  • Add your business name and description
  • Upload logo and branding
  • Link to your website
  • Set up business categories

Step 3: Configure Monitoring

  • Set up keyword tracking for your brand
  • Monitor competitor mentions
  • Track industry conversations

Step 4: Connect Your Communities

  • Link any subreddits you manage
  • Set up engagement preferences
  • Configure notification settings

Troubleshooting

Common Login Issues

"Invalid credentials" error:

  • Check username spelling (Reddit usernames are case-sensitive)
  • Reset password at reddit.com/password
  • Try your email instead of username

Two-factor authentication problems:

  • Use backup codes if you've lost access to your authenticator
  • Contact Reddit support for account recovery

Browser issues:

  • Clear cookies and cache
  • Try a different browser
  • Disable VPN if using one

Account Access Problems

Can't access ads after logging in:

  • Verify you've set up advertising on your account
  • Check if you're logged into the correct account
  • Ensure billing information is complete

Removed from team account:

  • Contact your account administrator
  • Request a new invitation
  • Use your own account if you have one

Password Reset

  1. Go to reddit.com/password
  2. Enter your email address
  3. Check email for reset link
  4. Create a new secure password
  5. Log in at ads.reddit.com with new credentials

Managing Multiple Accounts

Team Access

Add team members to your advertising account:

  1. Log into Ads Manager
  2. Go to Account Settings > User Management
  3. Click "Invite User"
  4. Enter their email address
  5. Assign permission level (Admin, Editor, or Viewer)

Agency Access

Agencies can manage multiple client accounts:

  1. Request client to add you as a user
  2. Or set up accounts on behalf of clients
  3. Use separate logins for each client account
  4. Consider Reddit's agency partnership program for enterprise features

Switching Between Accounts

If you manage multiple Reddit accounts:

  1. Log out of current account
  2. Log into desired account
  3. Or use different browsers for different accounts
  4. Consider browser profiles for easier switching

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Reddit for Business free?

Reddit Pro (organic business tools) is completely free. Reddit Ads requires payment only when you run campaigns—there are no platform fees or minimum spends just to have an account.

Can I use my personal Reddit account for business?

Yes, your personal Reddit account works for both Ads Manager and Reddit Pro. However, many businesses create separate accounts to keep personal and professional activity distinct.

What's the difference between Reddit Ads and Reddit Pro?

Reddit Ads is the paid advertising platform for creating and managing promoted content. Reddit Pro is a free tool for organic business presence, including brand monitoring, keyword tracking, and profile management. They complement each other.

How do I get a dedicated account manager?

Dedicated account management is typically available to advertisers with significant monthly spend (often $10,000+/month). Contact Reddit's sales team through business.reddit.com to discuss managed account options.


Key Takeaways

  • Reddit for Business includes both Reddit Ads (paid) and Reddit Pro (free)
  • Use ads.reddit.com for advertising and business.reddit.com/pro for organic tools
  • Your regular Reddit credentials work for all business logins
  • Add team members through Account Settings for collaborative management

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