Subreddit rules
Can you self-promote in r/saasbuild?
What to do in r/saasbuild
Promotion is not banned here, which makes the shape of the comment the only thing standing between you and the downvotes. Answer the question completely first — if deleting your last sentence would still leave a good comment, you have it right — then mention what you built, with a one-line disclosure that it is yours.
Build a little history before you need it. A profile with ordinary participation in this subreddit reads as a member with an opinion; an account whose every comment mentions the same domain reads as spam no matter how well written this particular one is.
More in the guide to no-promo subreddits and ban risk and how to engage without getting torn apart.
Promo threads seen in r/saasbuild
Threads in this subreddit where promoting your product is the point of the thread — the safest posts you can make here.
Show us your SaaS, app or startup: promote it or ask for feedback.
2026-11-11
Drop your SaaS and I'll tell you if SEO is worth your time (free report)
2026-11-11
Pitch me your SaaS or app, let’s give each other feedback 👇
2026-11-09
Drop your SaaS and a competitor. I'll tell you which of their pages you should build too.
2026-11-07
Founders, pitch your startup idea in 5 words or less.
2026-11-05
Also tracked alongside r/saasbuild
Subreddits the same products watch. Useful for finding the smaller rooms next door, which are usually where the buying conversations are.
r/saasbuild: questions
Does r/saasbuild allow self-promotion?+
Its rules do not ban it outright, as of our last check on 2026-11-12. That is not a licence to drop a link: answer the question first and disclose that it is your product, or the comment gets downvoted whether or not a moderator touches it.
How current is this?+
We last read r/saasbuild's rules on 2026-11-12 and re-check on a schedule. Subreddits change their rules after spam waves, so treat this as a strong prior and the sidebar as the authority.
How do I know if my comment was removed?+
Open the thread in a private window while logged out and look for it. A removed comment still looks normal on your own profile, which is why people spend weeks posting into a void without noticing.
Checked automatically, for every lead
ReplyHey re-reads r/saasbuild and every other subreddit your buyers are in, then routes each lead: a comment draft where promotion is welcome, a DM draft where it is not.