Similar subreddits finder

The biggest community on a topic tends to be the noisiest and the strictest about self-promotion. Smaller ones, in the 5,000 to 50,000 member range, are often where people ask specific questions. There, a helpful reply from someone who sells gets seen and gets answered.

1. Run the finder on the community your buyers use most.
2. Open the three or four that look closest to your buyer. Ignore how close they look to your product.
3. Check each one's rules with the rules lookup.
4. Check activity with subreddit stats. A community with only a few posts a week can still be worth it if the people posting are buyers.

Results come from Reddit's community search, which relies on names and descriptions. Two communities can share an audience without using the same words, so run the finder from more than one starting point. Adult communities are left out.

Older subreddit directories such as RedditList haven't been updated in years, so their member counts are stale.

Enter it above. Moderators often list related communities in a subreddit's sidebar too.

Start from one community your buyers use. If you don't know any, the Reddit keyword research tool suggests communities based on what you sell.