How to find customers in r/SaaS without getting banned: its size, its self-promotion policy, and the safest way to bring up your product.
r/SaaS is a SaaS/Startup community of about 763K members. Its self-promotion policy is stories only: share genuine experience and let the product come up naturally; no direct pitching or links. The safest move: Share an original, SaaS-relevant experience or lesson with meaningful context, disclose your affiliation, and mention the product only once without soliciting, linking, or promoting it.
Share genuine experience and let the product come up naturally; no direct pitching or links.
The winning pattern in r/SaaS: Share an original, SaaS-relevant experience or lesson with meaningful context, disclose your affiliation, and mention the product only once without soliciting, linking, or promoting it.
Doing all of that by hand, watching r/SaaS for the right threads, judging which are real buyers, and replying without breaking its stories only rule, is slow and easy to get wrong. Redditoro runs the whole loop for you:
Stories only. Share genuine experience and let the product come up naturally; no direct pitching or links. Share an original, SaaS-relevant experience or lesson with meaningful context, disclose your affiliation, and mention the product only once without soliciting, linking, or promoting it.
r/SaaS has roughly 763K members and is a SaaS/Startup community. Fit matters more than size: a smaller subreddit full of your exact buyers outperforms a huge, unfocused one.
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