Posting your startup in r/startupresources
Yes. r/startupresources 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.
Genuine problem-solving questions framed from a founder's perspective, asking for advice or alternatives from the community. Posts that acknowledge a real constraint (budget, resources, skills) and seek input tend to perform well.
Self-promotion rules
Self-promotion is allowed but requires proper context and clear explanation of how your product/startup helps the community. Links without context will be removed. Keep all discussion professional and focused on startup, growth, and entrepreneurship topics—avoid politics, religion, or unrelated subjects.
Post templates that get approved
Genuine problem-solving questions framed from a founder's perspective, asking for advice or alternatives from the community. Posts that acknowledge a real constraint (budget, resources, skills) and seek input tend to perform well.
affordable crm options for early-stage b2b startups with minimal technical setup?
We're bootstrapped and currently managing leads in a spreadsheet, but it's getting unwieldy as we scale. What tools have worked for you when you couldn't afford enterprise solutions?