Subreddits
Reddit communities often used to share a new product. Rules change, and many large subs limit self-promotion to a thread or a set day. Read the current sidebar before you post. We could not load rule text from this network, so specific posting limits are left out.
Subreddits 36
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r/SideProject
Free
The usual first stop for an 'I built this' post. Say what you made, why, and what you want feedback on, and read the current title format in the sidebar.
Free. You need a Reddit account. Read the current rules before you post; they change, and this network could not load the live sidebar.
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r/alphaandbetausers
Free
A community for recruiting early testers. Lead with who should try it, what you want them to do, and whether the product is ready to use. Read the current rules: some tester subs remove waitlist-only pages.
Free. You need a Reddit account. Read the current rules before you post; they change, and this network could not load the live sidebar.
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r/IMadeThis
Free
A general showcase community for things people have made, not only software. Frame the post around the work itself.
Free. You need a Reddit account. Read the current rules before you post; they change, and this network could not load the live sidebar.
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r/roastmystartup
Free
You post a startup or landing page and ask for blunt criticism. Useful if you want honest reactions more than launch traffic.
Free. You need a Reddit account. Read the current rules before you post; they change, and this network could not load the live sidebar.
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r/selfpromotion
Free
A subreddit whose purpose is promoting your own work. The audience is smaller, and many readers are also promoting something.
Free. You need a Reddit account. Read the current rules before you post; they change, and this network could not load the live sidebar.
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r/shamelessplug
Free
An open promotion community. A low-context link usually does nothing, so treat it as a bonus post, not a plan.
Free. You need a Reddit account. Read the current rules before you post; they change, and this network could not load the live sidebar.
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r/indiehackers
Free
A Reddit community of solo founders and small teams. Sharing a product is common, but many posts are expected to ask for feedback or include a lesson. Read the current flair and frequency rules.
Free. You need a Reddit account. Read the current rules before you post; they change, and this network could not load the live sidebar.
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r/microsaas
Free
A community for small, focused software businesses. Posts that include the backstory, stack or a lesson tend to fit better than a bare link. Read the current rules.
Free. You need a Reddit account. Read the current rules before you post; they change, and this network could not load the live sidebar.
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r/SaaS
Free
A large community of people building and selling software. Self-promotion is often limited in frequency or pushed to a weekly thread. Read the current rules before you post a launch.
Free. You need a Reddit account. Read the current rules before you post; they change, and this network could not load the live sidebar.
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r/buildinpublic
Free
A community for progress, numbers and lessons while you build. A launch can sit inside a longer public build, rather than as a one-off ad.
Free. You need a Reddit account. Read the current rules before you post; they change, and this network could not load the live sidebar.
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r/coolgithubprojects
Free
A place to share interesting GitHub projects. Best when there is a public repo people can open, not only a marketing site.
Free. You need a Reddit account. Read the current rules before you post; they change, and this network could not load the live sidebar.
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r/startups
Free
A very large founder community that is often strict about promotional posts. Many launch mentions belong in a recurring thread rather than a standalone post. Read the current rules.
Free. You need a Reddit account. Read the current rules before you post; they change, and this network could not load the live sidebar.
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r/Entrepreneur
Free
A large entrepreneurship community. Promotion is often limited to certain threads or formats. Read the current rules and don't drop a bare URL.
Free. You need a Reddit account. Read the current rules before you post; they change, and this network could not load the live sidebar.
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r/EntrepreneurRideAlong
Free
A community for build-in-public journeys and ride-along posts, more than one-shot launch ads. Read the current rules.
Free. You need a Reddit account. Read the current rules before you post; they change, and this network could not load the live sidebar.
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r/webdev
Free
A large web-development community. Showing a project is often limited to a set day or flair, and commercial promotion may still be disallowed. Read the current rules.
Free. You need a Reddit account. Read the current rules before you post; they change, and this network could not load the live sidebar.
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r/InternetIsBeautiful
Free
A community for delightful or unusually useful websites. Many commercial, paid or waitlist sites are a poor fit. Read the current rules carefully before posting a product.
Free. You need a Reddit account. Read the current rules before you post; they change, and this network could not load the live sidebar.
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r/iosapps
Free
A community around iOS apps. Developer promotion is often limited by karma, frequency or a megathread. Read the current rules.
Free. You need a Reddit account. Read the current rules before you post; they change, and this network could not load the live sidebar.
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r/macapps
Free
A community around Mac apps, with similar limits to other app subs. Read the current rules before posting your own app.
Free. You need a Reddit account. Read the current rules before you post; they change, and this network could not load the live sidebar.
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r/droidappshowcase
Free
A showcase community for Android apps. The main r/androidapps community often bans self-promotion, so this sister sub is the usual alternative. Read the current rules.
Free. You need a Reddit account. Read the current rules before you post; they change, and this network could not load the live sidebar.
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r/selfhosted
Free
A community for self-hosted software. New project posts are often limited to a weekly thread and expected to be usable, with docs. Read the current rules.
Free. You need a Reddit account. Read the current rules before you post; they change, and this network could not load the live sidebar.
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r/opensource
Free
A community for open-source work. Sharing a project is more welcome when the source is public and the post is about the work, not only the launch.
Free. You need a Reddit account. Read the current rules before you post; they change, and this network could not load the live sidebar.
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r/nocode
Free
A community for building without traditional code. A fit if your product is a no-code tool, or was built with one. Read the current rules.
Free. You need a Reddit account. Read the current rules before you post; they change, and this network could not load the live sidebar.
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r/productivity
Free
A large community about getting work done. Product posts are easy to read as ads, so only post if the current rules allow it and the post is genuinely useful.
Free. You need a Reddit account. Read the current rules before you post; they change, and this network could not load the live sidebar.
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r/TestMyApp
Free
A community for asking people to test an app. Say what you want tested and on which platform. Read the current rules.
Free. You need a Reddit account. Read the current rules before you post; they change, and this network could not load the live sidebar.
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r/betatests
Free
A community for beta test calls. Be clear about stage, platform and what feedback you need. Read the current rules.
Free. You need a Reddit account. Read the current rules before you post; they change, and this network could not load the live sidebar.
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r/UsefulWebsites
Free
A community for sharing useful websites. A simple, working site is a better fit than a sales page. Read the current rules.
Free. You need a Reddit account. Read the current rules before you post; they change, and this network could not load the live sidebar.
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r/indiebiz
Free
A community for independent businesses. Sharing what you built can be on topic if it is framed as a business or craft post. Read the current rules.
Free. You need a Reddit account. Read the current rules before you post; they change, and this network could not load the live sidebar.
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r/indie_apps
Free
A community for independently made apps. Read the current rules before posting a store link.
Free. You need a Reddit account. Read the current rules before you post; they change, and this network could not load the live sidebar.
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r/growmybusiness
Free
A community about growing a small business. Promotion is often a poor fit unless you are asking a specific growth question. Read the current rules.
Free. You need a Reddit account. Read the current rules before you post; they change, and this network could not load the live sidebar.
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r/juststart
Free
A community for people getting a project off the ground. A launch post may fit if it is honest about the stage. Read the current rules.
Free. You need a Reddit account. Read the current rules before you post; they change, and this network could not load the live sidebar.
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r/sweatystartup
Free
A community around more practical, often service or offline-friendly businesses. A fit only if your product belongs in that conversation. Read the current rules.
Free. You need a Reddit account. Read the current rules before you post; they change, and this network could not load the live sidebar.
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r/devtools
Free
A community for developer tools. Sharing a tool can be on topic when the post is useful to other developers. Read the current rules.
Free. You need a Reddit account. Read the current rules before you post; they change, and this network could not load the live sidebar.
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r/LocalLLaMA
Free
A community around local and open language models. A fit if your product is genuinely for people running models locally. Read the current rules; bare product pitches are often unwelcome.
Free. You need a Reddit account. Read the current rules before you post; they change, and this network could not load the live sidebar.
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r/advancedEntrepreneur
Free
A community aimed at more experienced operators. Read the current rules; promotional posts may be limited.
Free. You need a Reddit account. Read the current rules before you post; they change, and this network could not load the live sidebar.
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r/ChromeWebStore
Free
A community around Chrome extensions and the Chrome Web Store. A possible place to share an extension. Read the current rules.
Free. You need a Reddit account. Read the current rules before you post; they change, and this network could not load the live sidebar.
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r/smallbusiness
Free
A large small-business community. Self-promotion is often tightly limited. Read the current rules before posting a product.
Free. You need a Reddit account. Read the current rules before you post; they change, and this network could not load the live sidebar.
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