Reddit posts won’t publish
Scheduled Reddit posts fail with a “Reddit is temporarily unavailable” error. Other platforms in the same post still publish as normal.
Since October 19, 2026, Reddit has been refusing requests from Moosen across all customers. Reddit publishing, messages, comments, analytics updates, and new account connections are unavailable while the block lasts.
Leave your existing Reddit accounts connected. Your connections and previously synced data stay in Moosen.
Scheduled Reddit posts fail with a “Reddit is temporarily unavailable” error. Other platforms in the same post still publish as normal.
Everything already synced stays in your dashboard. New Reddit messages, comments, and analytics won’t update while access is blocked.
Your existing Reddit accounts stay connected. Leave them connected so there’s nothing to reconnect if access returns.
The block affects Reddit’s social integration. Reddit Ads uses separate access and is not affected.
On September 30, Reddit announced changes to its public API. New requests for public API access close on October 31, 2026, and remaining public access is scheduled to end in March 2027. Reddit hasn’t confirmed whether Moosen’s October 19 block is part of that change.
Read Reddit’s announcementNo. Leave your Reddit accounts connected as they are. Your existing connections and previously synced data stay in Moosen.
Yes. Other platforms in the same post still publish as normal. The Reddit destination fails while the block lasts.
If Reddit lifts the block, we’ll switch Reddit back on and let you know. You can then retry failed Reddit posts from your dashboard. We don’t have a date for access to return.
If Reddit restores access, we’ll switch Reddit back on. You can then retry failed Reddit posts from your dashboard.
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