FanGrowth review: is the Reddit scheduler worth $29?

FanGrowth pricing: free plan, per-network plans or the bundle

Every month, FanGrowth’s free plan schedules 20 Reddit posts plus 5 each on Instagram, Threads, TikTok and X, with no card. Paid plans are sold per network, and yearly billing gives three months free:

• Reddit: Basic $14 a month for 40 posts, Pro $29 for unlimited posts ($11 and $22 a month billed yearly).
• Instagram or TikTok: $15 for 100 posts, $25 for 300.
• X: $10 for 100 tweets, $20 for 300 with view and click metrics.
• Creator bundle: $49 a month, or $36 billed yearly, for unlimited posts on one Reddit, Instagram, Threads and TikTok account each.

Unlimited Reddit plus 300 posts each on Instagram and TikTok would cost $79 on separate Pro plans, so the bundle wins as soon as a creator uses two networks seriously. X is never in the bundle, and Threads is not sold alone. The pricing pages show inflated strike-through prices and a “prices go up soon” banner with no date. The terms offer no refund: a dissatisfied user can only stop using the service.

How FanGrowth posts to Reddit

FanGrowth says it posts through Reddit’s official API and never sees the creator’s password. She bulk uploads photos, videos and GIFs, and the tool picks posting times from when Reddit users are online, checks each post against the target subreddit’s rules, spaces posts apart, writes a different caption for each one and rotates content across subreddits. It also turns videos into GIFs and can auto-delete posts after a set time. FanGrowth says moderators cannot tell a post was scheduled. It does not create content or reply to fans.

Multiple Reddit accounts and rotating proxies

Team plans cover up to 5 Reddit accounts for $59 a month or 10 for $99, with custom proxies and accounts that can be swapped at any time. Bundles come in 5-account ($99) and 10-account ($199) versions. They are aimed at agencies managing several creators.

FanGrowth also routes posts through proxies it rotates automatically. Reddit treats using another account to get back into a community after a ban as ban evasion and can suspend every linked account. FanGrowth’s terms put compliance with each platform’s rules entirely on the user.

The FanGrowth extension for Fansly

A separate Chrome extension adds vault labels, fan spend labels, quick replies, saved hashtags and per-fan PPV pricing to Fansly, in Chrome and other Chromium browsers. It costs $19 a month for one account, $49 for three and $72 for five. The Chrome Web Store lists 195 users and five ratings, with the last update in November 2025.

Who runs FanGrowth

FanGrowth belongs to Product Lessons, LLC, a Washington limited liability company with a registered address in Seattle that the site itself does not publish. Support runs through an email address in the name of Linda, the same contact given on the Chrome Web Store.

FanGrowth strengths and limitations