Can I promote my own app in r/JustPlay?
No. The rules say advertising third party apps results in a permanent ban, and the policy brief confirms promotion is banned here.
Subreddit guides
r/JustPlay rules, stats, and what to post
A source-backed Rankhog guide to r/JustPlay: public rules, community context, posting fit, and startup-promotion risk before you publish.
By Anthony Riera, founder and operator of Rankhog.
Subreddit guides combine public Reddit source URLs, captured rules, visible verification dates, and Rankhog's account-safety workflow.
Current public stats
- Members
- 29,869
- Verified
- September 27, 2026
- Category
- Side hustle builders and solo income experiments
Rules can change, so Rankhog keeps verification dates and the original public Reddit sources visible.
Rule summary
- Kindness & Respect: We strive to create a welcoming and friendly community for everyone. Please be respectful of others when posting and leaving comments.
- Advertising 3rd Party Apps: Advertising 3rd party apps will result in a permanent ban.
- Requesting 3rd Party App Suggestions: Requesting 3rd party apps will result in a permanent ban.
- Sharing Modified Files: You are not allowed to distribute any modified versions of the JustPlay app or any files that alter how the app works. That includes: • Hacked/edited APK files. • Files that change reward amounts or payout rates. • Scripts or injectors that modify gameplay or earnings. • Any tools that bypass ads, manipulate coins, or fake activity. • Guides or links to download modified versions of the app. • Participating in any of these activities will result in a permanent ban.
Works well
- A friendly post sharing your honest experience with the JustPlay app itself, like how the cash out every 3 hours feature works for you
- Helpful comments answering other players' questions about using JustPlay
- A kind question about a feature of JustPlay that shows you actually use the app
- Encouraging replies to other players that keep the tone welcoming, as “Kindness & Respect” asks
Avoid
- Mentioning or recommending any third party app, even casually in a comment, because “Advertising 3rd Party Apps” and “Requesting 3rd Party App Suggestions” both carry a permanent ban
- Asking the community which other apps or tools they use, which falls under “Requesting 3rd Party App Suggestions”
- Posting links to modified versions of the app, hacked APK files, or guides on where to download them, banned under “Sharing Modified Files”
- Sharing scripts, injectors, or tools that bypass ads, manipulate coins, or fake activity, all covered by “Sharing Modified Files”
- Posting anything that changes reward amounts or payout rates, which “Sharing Modified Files” forbids
- Being rude or dismissive in comments, which breaks “Kindness & Respect”
What r/JustPlay Is For
r/JustPlay is the community for the JustPlay app, which lets people cash out every 3 hours according to its description. The people here are players of that one app. They talk about their experience with it, and the rules are written to keep the space focused on JustPlay itself. There is no room for talk about other apps, and there is no room for anything that changes how the app works. If you post here, you are talking to people who use a single rewards app and want to keep it that way.
Rules That Matter Before Posting
Four rules decide everything here. “Kindness & Respect” asks everyone to be respectful when posting and commenting. “Advertising 3rd Party Apps” says advertising third party apps will result in a permanent ban. “Requesting 3rd Party App Suggestions” says requesting third party apps will also result in a permanent ban. “Sharing Modified Files” bans distributing modified versions of the JustPlay app or any files that alter how it works, including hacked APK files, files that change reward amounts or payout rates, scripts or injectors that modify gameplay or earnings, tools that bypass ads or fake activity, and guides or links to download modified versions.
What To Post
For a founder doing respectful Reddit marketing, the honest answer is that this community is not a place to promote anything. A good post here looks like a genuine, friendly contribution about JustPlay itself. Share a real experience with the app, answer questions from players kindly, and be helpful in the comments. If you build something in this space, you can still learn a lot by reading what players say, but your posts should stay inside the topic of JustPlay and never drift toward other apps or tools. Keep the tone warm, because “Kindness & Respect” is the first rule on the list.
What To Avoid
The fastest way to get banned here is to mention another app in any direction. Advertising one breaks “Advertising 3rd Party Apps”. Asking for suggestions breaks “Requesting 3rd Party App Suggestions”. Both are permanent bans. The other permanent ban comes from “Sharing Modified Files”, which covers hacked APKs, reward changing files, scripts, injectors, ad bypass tools, fake activity tools, and any guides or links to those things. On top of that, “Kindness & Respect” means rude comments and hostile replies can get you removed too.
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Common questions about r/JustPlay
Can I ask people what apps they use alongside JustPlay?
No. “Requesting 3rd Party App Suggestions” makes asking for app recommendations a permanent ban, so even a soft question is dangerous.
Can I share a modded APK or a coin script?
No. “Sharing Modified Files” bans distributing hacked APKs, files that change rewards, scripts, injectors, and links to any of them.
Can I post about my experience with JustPlay?
Yes. Friendly questions and comments about using JustPlay itself are what the rules allow, as long as you stay respectful.
What about AI generated content?
The rules do not mention AI content, so there is nothing published either way, but every other rule still applies to what you post.
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