Posting your startup in r/zerotosaas
Yes. r/zerotosaas 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 sharing specific, battle-tested tactics and lessons learned from real SaaS experiences. The winning angle is providing concrete advice or insights that solve problems for other founders, presented conversationally rather than as marketing.
Self-promotion rules
No explicit self-promotion rules were fetched, but the subreddit r/zerotosaas is designed for founders sharing SaaS journey insights. Posts should focus on lessons learned, actionable advice, and authentic experiences rather than direct product pitches. Self-promotion is acceptable when embedded within genuine educational or story-driven content.
Post templates that get approved
Posts sharing specific, battle-tested tactics and lessons learned from real SaaS experiences. The winning angle is providing concrete advice or insights that solve problems for other founders, presented conversationally rather than as marketing.
the one cold email tactic that actually moved our needle from 0 to $5k mrr
We tried everything—LinkedIn, Twitter, cold calls—but nothing stuck until we figured out why our initial outreach sucked. Here's what changed our response rate from 2% to 18%.