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<p>DR 95 · Traffic Very High · Links Weak · Free · Community</p>
Approval & timeline
Posts publish immediately unless AutoModerator filters them — mod review for resource quality. Moderators enforce resource relevance, remove bare ads, and filter low-effort promo.
Pros
- DR 95 domain with referral traffic on genuinely useful resource posts
- Free — no listing fees or editorial queue
- Audience actively seeking startup tools and templates
- Good top-of-funnel channel for freemium products with strong free tier
Cons
- Backlink quality rated Weak — nofollow, not SEO
- Not a directory — no permanent listing for your product
- Bare product ads get removed — requires resource framing
- Smaller community than r/startups — lower traffic ceiling
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FAQ
Can I post my paid SaaS on r/startup_resources? Only if you lead with genuine free value — a template, calculator, or free tier founders can use immediately. Bare paid product ads get removed.
Does r/startup_resources help SEO? No — Reddit links are nofollow. Backlink quality is Weak. Expect referral traffic from founders who find your resource useful.
How is this different from r/startups? r/startup_resources is for sharing useful resources. r/startups is for broader founder discussion and launch posts with stricter promo rules.
What resource formats work best? Free templates, Notion docs, spreadsheets, open datasets, and tools founders can use in 5 minutes — with honest context about paid upgrades.