Yes, r/SaaS is specifically focused on SaaS (Software As a Service) companies and allows discussions about your product as long as it's useful and relevant. On the other hand, r/SmallBusiness explicitly prohibits advertising your own products and focuses on questions and answers about starting, owning, and growing a small business. Therefore, r/SaaS is a better subreddit for promoting SaaS products.

Yes, you can mention your product on r/SaaS as long as it is useful and relevant to the discussion. This subreddit is aimed at SaaS companies and has an audience that may be interested in SaaS products.

r/SmallBusiness does not condone advertising your own products, but if you have genuine questions or can provide value, you might still find some users or feedback there. It is primarily focused on questions and answers about starting, owning, and growing a small business.

r/SaaS is a subreddit dedicated to discussions about SaaS (Software As a Service) companies. With 103k members, it is among the top 2% of subreddits by size. The community allows members to discuss various SaaS products, share insights, and bring up their own SaaS products as long as they are useful and relevant to the discussion.

On r/SaaS, you can discuss a wide range of topics related to Software As a Service (SaaS) companies. This includes sharing insights, discussing various SaaS products, asking for advice, and bringing up your own SaaS products as long as they are useful and relevant to the ongoing discussions.

The r/SaaS community has 103k members, making it one of the top 2% of subreddits by size. This large membership base allows for diverse discussions and a wide range of perspectives on various SaaS-related topics.

Self-promotion is allowed on r/SaaS, but it must be relevant and useful to the discussion. Members are encouraged to share their own SaaS products as long as they contribute constructively to the community and provide value to other members.

r/SmallBusiness is a subreddit community on Reddit focused on discussions related to starting, owning, and growing a small business. The subreddit explicitly disallows advertisements and is intended for questions and answers that provide value to small business owners and entrepreneurs.

No, r/SmallBusiness explicitly does not condone advertising your own products. The community is designed for discussions about starting, owning, and growing a small business, not for advertisements.

r/SmallBusiness allows questions and answers related to starting, owning, and growing a small business. The subreddit encourages discussions that provide value and insights to small business owners and entrepreneurs, but strictly prohibits advertisements.

Yes, r/SmallBusiness can be a good place to get feedback on your business ideas, as long as your questions are genuine and aimed at providing or seeking valuable insights. The community is geared towards helping small business owners and entrepreneurs.