Posting your startup in r/ladybusiness
Yes. r/ladybusiness 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.
Posts that either solve a personal problem the founder faced (sharing the origin story) or offer genuine value/opportunity to the community (like paid research studies or asking for feedback). Upvoted posts feel like peer-to-peer advice or authentic problem-sharing, not hard sales pitches.
Self-promotion rules
You can share your business or product, but it must be framed professionally and authentically—not as spam. Avoid cryptocurrency, NFTs, and NSFW content. Always flair your post, and keep content directly relevant to entrepreneurship, business development, or ownership by women, trans, and non-binary folks.
Post templates that get approved
Posts that either solve a personal problem the founder faced (sharing the origin story) or offer genuine value/opportunity to the community (like paid research studies or asking for feedback). Upvoted posts feel like peer-to-peer advice or authentic problem-sharing, not hard sales pitches.
built a scheduling tool to fix my own chaos—looking for real feedback from other solopreneurs
I got tired of juggling client calls, invoices, and follow-ups across five different apps, so I spent three months building something that ties it all together. I'd love to hear what doesn't work or what I'm missing before I launch this properly.