Post in the wrong subreddit and your launch disappears.
No Reddit loginNo auto-postingRule-checked suggestions
Post in the wrong subreddit and your launch disappears.
Paste your product URL. WhereToPost checks subreddit fit, link risk, and draft angle — before you publish.
A safer Reddit launch plan for founders who do not want to get removed as self-promo.
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Posting Plan · yourproduct.com
Generated from 12 reviewed rule cards
Rule-based preview
r/IMadeThis
I made this showcase with feedback request
low risk
Link policyallowed with context
Signalstrong
Priorityhigh
r/microsaas
micro SaaS founder feedback
medium risk
Link policyallowed with context
Signalstrong
Priorityhigh
r/SideProject
project showcase with public feedback
high risk
Link policyallowed with context
Signalstrong
Priorityhigh
Full launch order + safer drafts · See the full plan
12
Hand-reviewed subreddit rule cards, curated for founder launches
5
Risk checks on every draft: disclosure, link timing, CTA, fit, and claims
Deterministic
Same input, same plan — no hallucinated subreddit recommendations
Why this matters
Google, ChatGPT, and Claude read Reddit. Your post has to survive Reddit first.
Reddit posts can become search results and AI-answer sources — but that upside only matters if the community accepts the post in the first place.
WhereToPost starts with the boring part founders skip: subreddit fit, link risk, and whether the draft sounds like an ad.
How it works
Three steps, thirty seconds
1
Paste your URL
Drop your product URL or describe what you built. We fetch the page and extract the signals that matter for Reddit.
2
We check the rules
Your product is matched against reviewed subreddit rule cards — community fit, link policy, and deletion risk.
3
Get your posting plan
See which communities fit, which to skip, and unlock a subreddit-specific Reddit draft for every match.
What you get
Everything you need before you hit Post
Subreddit fit score
Each community is matched against your product type, audience, and build stage — no guessing which ones will care.
Deletion risk check
Know upfront if a subreddit is high-risk for self-promotion: link policies, karma expectations, removal patterns.
Ready-to-use drafts
A subreddit-specific post draft — title, body, CTA — for every matched community. Adapted, not copy-pasted.
Link placement guidance
Where your product link should appear in each post, so it supports the discussion instead of triggering removal.
Posting sequence
Which subreddit to start with, how long to wait, and how to adapt the angle before posting to the next one.
Alternative angles
Different framing options per community — roast, feedback, builder story — so your post never reads as a template.
Before / After
Turn an ad-flavored post into a Reddit-native ask
Before
"I built a tool that helps you post on Reddit, check it out"
Hey everyone, I launched my product. It helps founders find places to post. Here is the link...
- Sounds promotional from the first line
- Link appears too early
- Easy to read as self-promo and remove
- Starts a discussion, not a pitch
- Asks for feedback first
- Link waits until context exists
- 1 active project workspace
- Daily Reddit action plan
- Subreddit shortlist and posting order
- Draft review flow
- Comment and reply opportunities
- GEO citation tracking Join early access
- Everything in Monthly, plus
- Unlimited project workspaces
- Unlimited launch roadmaps
- Future workspace updates included
- One payment: no renewals
- Priority manual review when stuck
- Founder onboarding kickoff
After
"How do you decide which subreddits are safe for a small SaaS launch?"
I'm testing a small tool for founders who want to post without looking spammy. I'm trying to understand how people decide where a product link is actually welcome.
Early access pricing
Two prices, one paid workspace
The paid workspace is still being finished. These are the prices we are building around: start with the free report, then join the app workspace when you want daily Reddit actions, draft review, roadmaps, and GEO tracking.
$39 USD / month
WhereToPost Monthly
Monthly access for one active project workspace.
Best value
$189 USD
WhereToPost Lifetime Package
One payment for lifetime workspace access.
Pricing is set · Checkout opens after the workspace is ready · No auto-posting
FAQ
Honest answers
The current build generates deterministic posting plans from reviewed subreddit rules — here's exactly what that means.
Does this post to Reddit for me?
No. WhereToPost prepares a posting plan and safer draft angles. It does not auto-post, comment, vote, or message anyone.
Is this AI-generated?
No LLM is involved. Your product is matched against hand-reviewed subreddit rule cards with deterministic logic — the same input always produces the same plan.
Can it recommend every subreddit?
No. Recommendations stay inside reviewed communities so the plan stays traceable instead of guessing random subreddits.
What if no good matches are found?
We tell you. If fewer than 3 reasonable communities fit your product, we say so plainly — and we don't recommend paying for the full plan.
Does it guarantee my post won't be removed?
No. Reddit rules change and moderators have final say. Plans are evidence-based guidance, not approval.
Where does paid access start?
The report stays free. Paid access will start in the app workspace after sign-in. We are publishing the $39 monthly and $189 lifetime prices first while the paid workflow is finished.
Check where to post — before you publish.
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