r/microsaas for B2B sellers
223,263 members · rules and posts checked 1 November 2026
r/microsaas is a Reddit community for Software as a Service businesses run by very small teams. It has 223,263 members. Sellers can take part, since product sharing is allowed within limits when it adds real value and context.
Buyers here often ask for recommendations and practical advice on running a SaaS business. Recent requests include domain registrars, AI tools and workflows, compliance, hosting, payment infrastructure, compliance automation, and CRM tools for small SaaS teams.
Self-promotion: allowed with limits
Product sharing is allowed, but only when it provides real value and context. Sellers can discuss their Micro SaaS and lessons learned, but pure promotion, repetitive link-dropping, low-effort updates, unethical growth tactics, and DM solicitations are not allowed.
1Keep it Micro SaaS
Posts must be directly about Micro SaaS.
2No Low-Effort Self-Promotion
You can share your product only if the post adds value and includes meaningful context or lessons, not just promotion.
3Be Respectful and Constructive
Be respectful and constructive when discussing people and products.
4No Unethical Tactics or Black Hat
Do not post, promote, or ask for unethical or black-hat tactics.
5Keep it high quality
Keep posts high quality; avoid generic get-rich content and paid-course links without approval.
6No DM ME
Do not ask people to contact you by private message.
Summarised from the community's posted rules on 1 November 2026. Moderators change rules; read the current rules before you post.
What buyers ask for here
Sample requests from public posts, paraphrased and anonymised, found 1 November 2026.
- “Looking for advice on which domain registrar to use for a nearly finished SaaS before buying a domain.”
- “Seeking recommendations on AI tools, agents, and workflows that help build and operate SaaS products.”
- “Looking for ways to achieve compliance and whether expensive compliance platforms are necessary.”
- “Seeking a cheaper hosting alternative for a slowly growing backend after costs increased.”
- “Looking for a tool that automates compliance evidence collection and reduces manual screenshot work.”
- “Seeking payment infrastructure that supports subscriptions now and payouts or balances later.”
- “Looking for European payment-processing alternatives that support local payment methods, refunds, and platform-style payments.”
- “Seeking guidance on whether a CRM platform is worthwhile for a small SaaS team managing trials and renewals.”
Of 180 recent posts we checked, 4% read as someone looking to buy or hire. How we collect this
Who it suits
Good for
- Micro SaaS tools for founders and small teams
- Developer tools and infrastructure products
- SaaS marketing, growth, and analytics software
- AI-powered SaaS products and automation tools
Less useful for
- Aggressive self-promotional services
- Black-hat marketing or lead-generation tools
- Businesses unrelated to software or Micro SaaS
How to take part without getting removed
- Keep your posts and comments directly related to Micro SaaS.
- Share your product only when you add meaningful context, lessons learned, or useful insight.
- Avoid pure promotion, repetitive link dropping, and low effort updates.
- Be respectful and constructive when discussing products and people.
- Do not promote or request unethical or black hat tactics.
- Do not ask people to contact you by private message.
What a good reply looks like here
A good reply answers the question directly and shares useful experience or reasoning. Mention your product only if it helps and the context supports it. Help first, promote second.
Sample reply: For a nearly finished SaaS, I would prioritize a registrar with a strong reputation, reliable domain management, and clear pricing. Check renewal pricing, DNS management features, security options, and how easy it is to manage domains as your product grows. Before deciding, it can also help to read what other SaaS founders say about support quality and account security.
When to skip r/microsaas
This community is a poor fit if your business has nothing to do with software or Micro SaaS, or if your approach depends on aggressive self promotion, lead generation tactics, black hat methods, or direct message outreach. You'll do best here when you can contribute useful SaaS-specific knowledge and context.
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