Posting your startup in r/microsaas
Yes. r/microsaas 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 milestones, revenue numbers, or specific lessons learned while building in public. The winning angle is showing real traction (users, revenue, growth) with honest process details or unexpected discoveries—not just "I built something cool."
Self-promotion rules
You can share your Micro SaaS, but it must add real value—include backstory, tech stack, revenue, or a specific lesson learned. No low-effort links, vague motivational posts, or repetitive promotion. Keep it constructive and high-quality.
Post templates that get approved
Posts that share concrete milestones, revenue numbers, or specific lessons learned while building in public. The winning angle is showing real traction (users, revenue, growth) with honest process details or unexpected discoveries—not just "I built something cool."
launched my first saas last month and hit $2k mrr—here's what surprised me most
I spent 3 weeks building a tool to solve a problem I had at my day job, then decided to validate it with paying customers. The first month was messy, but I learned something unexpected about my initial pricing assumptions.