Posting your startup in r/startups_promotion
Posts that lead with a personal problem or origin story—why the founder built it—before revealing the solution. The best posts feel like genuine problem-sharing rather than sales pitches, often asking for feedback or explaining the messy journey.
Self-promotion rules
Post your startup only once with substantial descriptive text (what it is, who it's for, why it matters, what makes it different) plus optional link/image. Your product must be live on a real domain—no temporary URLs, GitHub pages, or no-code platforms. You must be an owner, co-owner, or partner posting original content (no reposts from other subreddits), written in English, and be kind to the community.
Post templates that get approved
Posts that lead with a personal problem or origin story—why the founder built it—before revealing the solution. The best posts feel like genuine problem-sharing rather than sales pitches, often asking for feedback or explaining the messy journey.
i spent 6 months frustrated with spreadsheet chaos, so i built this instead
I'm a project manager who got tired of toggling between five different tools just to keep my team on the same page. So I decided to scratch my own itch and built something simpler.