Submit to r/frontend

<p>DR 95 · Traffic Very High · Links Weak · Free · Community</p>

Approval & timeline

Posts publish immediately unless AutoModerator filters them — manual mod review can take minutes to hours. r/frontend moderators enforce self-promotion limits, account age, karma minimums, and community-specific posting rules.

Pros

  • DR 95 domain with very high community referral traffic on posts that gain traction
  • Free — no paid listing or editorial queue
  • Frontend development community audience aligned with your launch goals
  • Comment threads surface feedback, positioning gaps, and early users

Cons

  • Backlink quality rated Weak — Reddit links are nofollow, not SEO
  • Not a directory — no permanent listing page on your product
  • Moderation removes off-topic promo — wasted effort if rules ignored
  • Account karma and age gates block brand-new marketing accounts

Submit

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FAQ

Can I launch my dev tool on r/frontend? Yes with technical context — demos, code samples, or architecture posts. Not bare marketing copy.

Does r/frontend help SEO? No — nofollow links. Value is developer audience traffic and technical feedback.

What frontend posts perform well? Show HN-style technical posts — benchmarks, open-source releases, and honest tradeoff discussions.

Should I cross-post to r/webdev? Check both sidebars — stagger cross-posts to avoid spam detection.