Posting your startup in r/SaaSSales
Yes. r/SaaSSales is one of the subreddits that lets founders share their own product, as long as you follow its self-promotion rules and give the community more than you take. The rules and the post formats that get approved are below.
Authentic founder/salesperson stories and genuine questions seeking advice. Posts that share struggles (customer acquisition, pricing feedback, sales scaling challenges) or ask for community insight on common SaaS problems get engagement. People respond to vulnerability and real problems, not pitches.
Self-promotion rules
Do not sell, promote, or solicit feedback for your product or service—ever. This includes free trials, promo codes, and affiliate links. Self-promotion without explicit community request results in permanent ban. Articles are allowed only if posted as full text without backlinks or marketing intent. (Note: this sub is strict about self-promotion, lead with pure value.)
Post templates that get approved
Authentic founder/salesperson stories and genuine questions seeking advice. Posts that share struggles (customer acquisition, pricing feedback, sales scaling challenges) or ask for community insight on common SaaS problems get engagement. People respond to vulnerability and real problems, not pitches.
how we got stuck scaling outbound sales—when hiring more SDRs stopped working
We hit a wall around $30k MRR where throwing more bodies at outbound stopped moving the needle. I'm curious if others have hit this same plateau and what actually changed things for you.