Find relevant subreddits for your product, then check whether the community is actually safe for a product link, beta ask, or founder feedback post.
This first version searches reviewed WhereToPost Rule Cards. It is not a full Reddit directory and it does not guarantee moderator approval.
Paste a product URL, product description, niche, or keyword.
Starter results
A subreddit name alone is not enough. Check whether the post needs a feedback angle, whether links need context, and whether the evidence is full, quick, or manual-review only.
micro SaaS founder feedback
Safer angle
I’m building this micro SaaS and need feedback on pricing, positioning, landing page, or onboarding.
Avoid this
Try my SaaS / join our waitlist / best SaaS for founders.
Matched tool, for, saas against this community's audience and use cases.
Open subredditearly user / beta feedback request
Safer angle
I’m looking for early users to test this product and give feedback on a specific workflow.
Avoid this
Generic signup promotion / paid product pitch / hard sales CTA.
Matched tool, for, saas against this community's audience and use cases.
Open subredditbeta tester request
Safer angle
I’m looking for beta testers to test this workflow and give feedback.
Avoid this
Try my product / buy now / best tool for X.
Matched tool, for, saas against this community's audience and use cases.
Open subredditproject showcase with public feedback
Safer angle
I built this because of a real problem and would love feedback.
Avoid this
Try my product / sign up now / best tool for X.
Matched tool, for, saas against this community's audience and use cases.
Open subredditfounder story / SaaS feedback with context
Safer angle
Founder here — I’m looking for feedback on pricing, onboarding, positioning, or acquisition.
Avoid this
Naked link / short link / affiliate link / hard launch announcement.
Matched for, saas, founders against this community's audience and use cases.
Open subredditroast request / landing page critique
Safer angle
Roast my startup and tell me what would stop you from trying it.
Avoid this
Support my launch / sign up here / join my waitlist now.
Matched tool, for, saas against this community's audience and use cases.
Open subredditHow this subreddit finder works
The finder compares your product or keyword with reviewed Rule Card audiences, use cases, and recommended post types.
A subreddit can be topical and still be risky. The page separates link policy, self-promo risk, and evidence status.
The full WhereToPost Report gives subreddit-specific drafts, link placement, risk checks, and posting sequence.
Common searches
Use these as starting points, then run the full report before you post. Do not copy the same message into every subreddit.
FAQ
Start with topic fit, then check whether the subreddit tolerates product links, beta asks, or founder feedback. A big subreddit is not useful if product posts are removed or treated as spam.
Sometimes, but the link usually needs context. Put the problem, what you built, and the feedback question before the link. Never lead with a hard sales CTA.
Safer communities have recent examples of product or website links, clear feedback angles, and a culture that accepts maker context. That still does not guarantee approval.
No. Smaller communities can be better if the audience is specific and the rules fit your post. Bigger communities often have stricter moderation and lower tolerance for launch posts.
No. WhereToPost does not post, comment, vote, send DMs, or manage Reddit accounts. It gives a pre-posting fit and risk plan.
Get the full WhereToPost Report with drafts, link placement, risk checks, and posting sequence.