For agencies and teams managing multiple client Reddit accounts, Postpone offers notification-based posting since Reddit restricts third-party API access. The strategy requires manual publishing through Reddit's official app or website, taking approximately 20 seconds per post. Native posts receive approximately 2x more engagement and experience 8x less spam removal compared to API posts.
Understanding Notification Posting for Reddit
The workflow involves:
- Creating and scheduling posts in Postpone.
- Receiving notifications at scheduled times.
- Copying content and completing posts in Reddit's app or website.
- Publishing process taking approximately 20 seconds.
Someone must be available to publish at scheduled times.
Option 1: Browser Notifications + Session Management Tools
Best for: Agencies using browser session management tools (AdsPower, Multilogin, GoLogin) handling multiple accounts from one workstation.
How it works:
- Enable browser notifications in Postpone Settings.
- Set up client Reddit sessions in session management tools.
- One team member publishes across all clients from their desk.
- No mobile app required.
Advantages:
- Centralized workflow at one workstation
- Easier management of high posting volumes
- Handle multiple accounts simultaneously
- Works with existing session management setup
Setup:
- Log into Postpone in your browser.
- Enable browser notifications when prompted.
- Configure client Reddit accounts in your session manager.
- Schedule posts using the Notification posting method.
- Monitor notifications and publish as they arrive.
Option 2: Push Notifications to Your Clients
Best for: Managing Reddit strategy for creators comfortable publishing their own content.
How it works:
- You maintain strategic ownership -- planning content calendars, optimizing timing, analyzing performance, and advising approach.
- Clients install the Postpone mobile app and log in.
- Notifications deliver directly to their phones.
- They handle the 20-second publishing step.
Apps available:
Best practices:
- Set clear expectations: "You'll receive a notification, tap it, and publish in about 20 seconds."
- Schedule posts during reasonable hours for the client's timezone.
- Batch posts into predictable windows (e.g., 9 AM daily).
- Frame as giving them direct control.
Option 3: Reduce Posting Frequency, Increase Quality
Best for: Agencies optimizing for results rather than volume.
Native posting delivers better performance, enabling posting less frequently while maintaining or improving results.
- Native posts: ~2x more upvotes, 8x less spam removal
- Strategy shift: Post high-quality content a few times per day instead of 10+ times
- Result: Better engagement with 50-70% less publishing workload
Implementation:
- Audit current posting frequency and performance.
- Identify top-performing content types and subreddits using analytics.
- Shift to strategic posting (2-3x weekly) during optimal windows.
- Track performance improvements.
Option 4: Consolidate Posting Windows
Best for: Agencies needing predictable, manageable notification bursts.
How it works:
- Batch all client Reddit posts into specific time blocks.
- Schedule posts for specific windows: 9 AM, 1 PM, 4 PM (example).
- One team member handles all notifications during those windows.
- Between windows, no Reddit attention required.
Suggested windows:
- Morning batch (9-10 AM): East Coast morning, West Coast early
- Midday batch (1-2 PM): Peak activity hours
- Afternoon batch (4-5 PM): Evening engagement starts
Option 5: Assign Clients to Team Members
Best for: Agencies with account managers owning client relationships.
How it works:
- Each account manager connects assigned clients' Reddit accounts.
- Notifications route to the responsible team member's device.
- Each person manages their own client load.
Implementation tips:
- Set team standards for notification response time.
- Create a coverage plan for absences.
- Use Postpone's team features for visibility across accounts.
Hybrid Approaches
Many agencies use a combination of strategies:
- Browser + Client Publishing: Use browser notifications for high-volume clients managed closely. Push notifications to engaged creator clients wanting publishing control.
- Quality + Consolidation: Reduce overall posting frequency through quality focus. Batch remaining posts into manageable windows.
- Team Distribution + Windows: Assign clients to account managers. Set standard posting windows so everyone knows when to expect notifications.
Managing Notifications Across Devices and Accounts
Postpone allows assigning specific social accounts to specific devices. Each device receives notifications only for assigned accounts.

How it works:
- Each team member logs into Postpone on their device.
- In Devices settings, select which social accounts send notifications.
- When posts are scheduled, only assigned device(s) receive notifications.
Example agency setup:
- Account Manager A's phone: Receives notifications for Client 1, Client 2, and Client 3's Reddit accounts
- Account Manager B's phone: Receives notifications for Client 4, Client 5, and Client 6's Reddit accounts
This works for all notification-supported platforms (Reddit, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook).
Platform Differences
iOS vs Android:
- iOS pre-fills all post fields including subreddit selection.
- Android requires manual subreddit selection when publishing.
- Both platforms support the full notification workflow.
Browser notifications:
- Work across all major browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge).
- Browser must remain open to receive notifications.
- Ideal for desktop workflows with session management tools.
Need Help Choosing an Approach?
Every agency has different client loads, posting volumes, and team structures. Reach out to support for help with your specific situation.