Top 9 Reddit Competitors & Alternatives in 2025
Updated onFind more companies like Reddit. We've shortlisted leading alternatives and mapped their strengths, pricing, and go-to-market focus.
Reddit is an online platform of user-created communities for news, discussion, and content sharing.
Starts at $5.99 / per user / month
Competitors
#1Facebook
Facebook is a social networking platform owned by Meta Platforms that enables people to connect, share content, join communities, and discover news and entertainment.
Starts at $0
- #2Est. 2006 • 1k+ employees
X
Best for consumersX is a global social networking service (formerly Twitter) that offers free accounts plus paid Premium tiers and is owned by Elon Musk's private holding entities.
Starts at $0
#3Discord
Discord is a real-time voice, video, and text communication platform that hosts user-created servers and channels for gaming communities, friends, and creators, with optional premium features through its Nitro subscription.
Starts at $2.99 / per user / monthly
#4Est. 2009 • 201-1k employeesQuora
Best for consumersQuora is a community-driven question-and-answer platform where users ask questions, write answers, and share knowledge.
Starts at $6.99 / per subscriber / month
Has a free trial
- #5Est. 2007 • 2-10 employees
Hacker News
Best for consumersA social news website focused on computer science, startups, and entrepreneurship, operated by the startup incubator Y Combinator.
Starts at $0
#6Stack Overflow for Teams
Best for SMBsPrivate, searchable knowledge base built on the Stack Overflow Q&A model that helps engineering teams capture and reuse institutional knowledge.
Starts at $6.5 / per teammate / monthly
- #7Est. 2007 • 51-200 employees
Tumblr
Best for consumersTumblr is a microblogging and social networking platform where users create and share multimedia posts and follow community blogs.
Starts at $0
- #8Est. 2003 • 11-50 employees
4chan
Best for consumersAn anonymous English-language imageboard and discussion site organized into topic-specific boards, launched in 2003.
Starts at $0
#9Nextdoor
Best for consumersNeighborhood-based social network where residents recommend local businesses and Nextdoor offers targeted local advertising and business pages.
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