Looking for a Reddit Alternative?
Meet Redlib
An alternative private front-end to Reddit, with its origins in Libreddit.
See how much you could save by switching from Reddit to Redlib
Average Reddit pricing is ~$15/user/month
5-Year Projected Savings
$0
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Reddit vs Redlib: Feature Comparison
| Feature | Reddit Paid SaaS | Redlib Open Source |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly Cost | Per-user pricing | Free (hosting only) |
| Data Ownership | ||
| Privacy Control | ||
| Self-Hosted Option | ||
| No Vendor Lock-in | ||
| Source Code Access | ||
| Customizable | Limited | Fully |
| Automatic Updates | Manual | |
| Managed Infrastructure | ||
| Official Support | Community |
Why Switch from Reddit to Redlib?
Complete Data Ownership
Your data stays on your servers. No third-party access, no data mining, and full compliance with privacy regulations like GDPR and HIPAA.
No Per-User Pricing
Pay only for hosting (~$5-20/month), regardless of team size. Add unlimited users without increasing your costs.
Full Customization
Access the source code and customize Redlib to fit your exact workflow. No feature limitations or paywalls.
No Vendor Lock-in
Export your data anytime. Move between hosting providers freely. Your business isn't dependent on a single vendor.
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