Reddit List — All Subreddit Ranking

The Complete Reddit List: 120,000+ Communities, Updated Daily

Use the dashboard above to browse more than 120,000 Reddit communities. Sort by subscriber count, check weekly growth, or open a random pick when you want to find something beyond your usual feed.

Upvote.net tracks 122,289 communities: 98,727 SFW and 23,562 NSFW. We refresh the data daily. Open a community to view its subscriber count and average upvotes and comments. Profiles can also show a subscriber trend and a posting-time heatmap in UTC when data is available. The list groups communities into 14 topics and suggests related subreddits.

What Is a Reddit List?

A Reddit list is a directory of subreddits ranked by measures such as subscriber count, growth, or activity. Reddit has millions of communities, but many are inactive or too small to compare. A ranked list helps you find communities with an audience and see how they are changing.

Upvote.net vs. Other Reddit Lists

Here's how Upvote.net's Reddit List compares with two other Reddit lists.

How to Find the Right Subreddits

• Browse by size. Start with the largest list for reach. Use the under-50k, under-100k, or under-200k filters to find smaller communities.
• Sort by weekly growth. Check which communities are adding subscribers. Growth can help you spot a group that is picking up interest.
• Try the random list. Use it to find communities you would not think to search for. Browse the column or use its pagination to see more picks.
• Search by topic. Enter a keyword to find matching subreddits across the directory.
• Filter by type. Switch between SFW, NSFW, Non-Verify, and Karma Friendly communities to narrow the list.

Why Use a Reddit List?

• Find communities beyond search. Reddit's search works best when you already know a community's name. This list helps you find groups you might have missed and compare them before you decide where to join, contribute, or promote your work.
• Explore by interest. New Reddit users can find communities around their interests.
• Build an audience shortlist. Creators, researchers, and businesses can see where people discuss a topic, then make a shortlist for a Reddit marketing strategy.
• If you want traffic or potential users from Reddit, start with audience fit. Subscriber count shows a community's potential size, while weekly growth and average post engagement give you more context about its momentum and activity.
• Compare reach and relevance. A large subreddit can offer broad exposure, but a smaller community discussing the problem your product solves may be a closer fit.
• Join the conversation thoughtfully. Check recent discussions and community rules, then contribute where you can add something useful. Share links only when they fit the conversation and the rules allow them. These metrics can help you choose where to focus, but they cannot guarantee clicks or signups.

Before you plan a post, use our Subreddit Stats Checker to review engagement, the Similar Subreddits Finder to find adjacent communities, or our Best Time to Post Tool to check when your audience is active.