Posting your startup in r/micro_saas
Yes. r/micro_saas 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 share concrete revenue/user milestones with personal narrative and transparency about the building process. The winning angle is showing real metrics (ARR, user count, time elapsed) combined with either a success story or a candid failure/lesson learned, making it relatable and inspiring rather than salesy.
Self-promotion rules
r/micro_saas welcomes self-promotion of your own projects, but the focus should be on sharing your journey, metrics, and lessons learned rather than a direct pitch. Posts perform best when they tell an authentic story about building, launching, or growing a micro SaaS, with specific numbers and honest reflections on what worked or failed.
Post templates that get approved
Posts that share concrete revenue/user milestones with personal narrative and transparency about the building process. The winning angle is showing real metrics (ARR, user count, time elapsed) combined with either a success story or a candid failure/lesson learned, making it relatable and inspiring rather than salesy.
i built a simple crm for freelancers and hit $2k arr in 3 months. here's what surprised me
Been quiet for a bit, but wanted to share a small win. My side project just crossed $2k ARR and honestly didn't think it would get here when I started tinkering with it last year.