Best Subreddits for SaaS Founders
r/B2BSaaS, r/Entrepreneur, r/EntrepreneurRideAlong: where SaaS founders answer questions on Reddit, with each community's reported self-promotion norms.
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Communities
| Community | About | Self-promotion | Last reviewed |
|---|---|---|---|
| r/B2BSaaS | A community for anyone working in a B2B software business, with topics like conversion, retention, churn, metrics, analytics, inbound marketing and distribution. Members share advice, tactics and stories other B2B SaaS operators can relate to. | Unknown | |
| r/Entrepreneur | One of the largest general business forums, mixing side-project builders, small business owners and venture founders. It is meant for exchanging ideas and experience, and its description explicitly says it is not a place for self-promotion. | Reported by several sources | |
| r/EntrepreneurRideAlong | A community where founders post ongoing, detailed diaries of building a business so others can follow along. It values honest progress updates over polished success stories. | Reported by several sources | |
| r/GrowthHacking | A community for founders and marketers to share growth experiments, tools, news and startup growth stories. Promotional posts appear often alongside genuine questions. | Reported by one source | |
| r/ProductManagement | Product managers discuss the job: stakeholders, strategy, tools and process, technical topics and learning resources. | Unknown | |
| r/SaaS | A general room for people who build and run software-as-a-service businesses, from idea stage to operating companies. Talk centres on pricing, churn, onboarding, acquisition channels and the tools SaaS teams use. | Reported by several sources | |
| r/SaaSMarketing | A community for discussing how to market software products, from tactical channel questions to overall strategy. Its members are mostly founders and marketers at SaaS companies. | Reported by one source | |
| r/SaaSSales | A community for people who sell software, from SDRs and closers to founders doing their own sales. It covers outbound, prospecting, playbooks and sales tools. | Reported by one source | |
| r/sales | A community about the craft and career of selling: prospecting, lead generation, closing, business development and sales jobs. Much of the traffic is career-related. | Reported by several sources | |
| r/startups | A large, heavily moderated forum for discussing problems and solutions in companies built to grow fast, covering both funded and bootstrapped founders. It is used for reality checks on ideas, fundraising and hiring questions, and how-we-built-it write-ups. | Reported by several sources |