Rule Checker

Every task you create now runs through an automatic subreddit rules check. Before a task is created, Engain scans the target subreddit's rules and returns a removal risk percentage, along with a clear breakdown of which rules may be affected and why. This applies to both single tasks and bulk task creation. You can review the assessment and edit your comment before committing any credits.

This update comes in response to Reddit's new auto-enforcement system, which detects rule violations more quickly and helps moderators manage their communities more efficiently. The Rule Checker is designed to keep your tasks aligned with each subreddit's latest rules and requirements before anything goes live.

Automatic Refunds For “In-Progress” Tasks

Any task that remains in progress for more than seven days is now refunded automatically. If a task does not complete within that window, the associated credits are returned to your account without requiring a support request.

As we adapt to Reddit's updated enforcement, some tasks may take a little longer to publish. This is intentional. Our priority is to deliver your work safely and compliantly, in a way that protects both the account and the long-term performance of your campaign, rather than rushing something out that could create risk.

System Improvements

We are continuously scaling and improving our systems to maintain reliable performance.