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Seeking Solutions to Prevent Bot Clicks on Reddit Ads
Posted by on November 10, 2025 at 10:26 amHi, we’re currently running Reddit ads and have noticed an issue: some clicks only stay on our landing page for 1–2 seconds before leaving. These seem like bot clicks, which are a concern for our campaign performance.
On Meta and Google Ads, we’ve used tools like ClickCease to reduce fake clicks, but I’m not aware of similar solutions for Reddit ads.
Does anyone know how to prevent or filter out bot clicks specifically for Reddit ads?
Any advice or experience would be really helpful.
Thanks in advance.
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1 Reply
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Reddit doesn’t support third-party click-fraud tools like ClickCease. To reduce bot clicks, use tight targeting (specific subreddits, interests, geos), UTM tracking to spot patterns, and exclude suspicious placements via Reddit support. Monitor analytics for abnormal traffic and report fake clicks directly to Reddit Ads support.
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Stop using fake clicks as a campaign objective.
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