Best subreddits for SaaS Sales

Subreddits for SaaS founders and operators improving sales conversations, outbound strategy, demos, and B2B go-to-market.

01r/sales577k members
Sales and go-to-market professionals
Addresses sales process, outbound strategy, discovery, objection handling, and pipeline questions directly.
What to post
Raise questions about discovery, demos, outbound efforts, or objection challenges with deal size and buyer context; share sales lessons explaining situation, change, and outcomes.
What to avoid
Product pitching, seller recruitment, generic motivational content.
Key rule
Users need community karma before creating new posts, and karma farming is not allowed.
02r/SaaS704k members
SaaS founders and operators
Handles sales questions tied to pricing, onboarding, retention, or founder-led selling approaches.
What to post
Ask how founders navigate specific pricing or sales-led onboarding tradeoffs; share improvements from demo, trial, or qualification changes.
What to avoid
Vendor promotion, link drops, free audit offers.
Key rule
Posts need a clear SaaS angle, not generic entrepreneurship or broad business news.
03r/b2bmarketing90k members
B2B marketing operators
Useful for sales-marketing alignment, lead quality, attribution, and handoff challenges.
What to post
Ask teams how they diagnose bad-fit pipeline or weak marketing-to-sales handoff; share lessons from improving MQL quality, lifecycle, or positioning.
What to avoid
Agency pitches, tool promotion, survey-style demand research.
Key rule
The subreddit is for B2B news, questions, and professional discussion. Everything else can be removed.
04r/startups2.1M members
Startup founders and operators
Fits founder-led sales issues at early stages, especially before repeatable processes exist.
What to post
Ask how early founders should approach first sales for a specific market; share early sales mistakes with stage, customer, and lesson learned.
What to avoid
Requesting intros, pitching investors, promoting launches.
Key rule
Posts should discuss ventures designed to grow and scale rapidly, not general small business topics unless framed through startup methods.
05r/Entrepreneur5.2M members
Entrepreneurs, side projects, and small business builders
Works when SaaS sales questions broaden into customer acquisition or business lessons beyond software.
What to post
Ask about selling to specific customer types with constraints and approaches tried; share practical sales lessons applicable beyond software.
What to avoid
DMs, profile traffic, consulting pitches, lead funnels.
Key rule
Do not sell, promote, recruit, hire, drive traffic, ask for DMs, drop URLs, or pitch investments outside designated places.

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