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Can you promote in r/buildbase?

A community for React/Next.js developers building usage-based SaaS. Share your BuildBase projects, ask about auth, billing, workflows, and multi-tenant architecture. No spam — real builders only.

The short answer

Participate genuinely first, give helpful technical answers, disclose your affiliation briefly, and share your product only with context (prefer Showcase Thursday or threads where product/demo is requested).

What works here

  • Sharing BuildBase projects and workflows
  • Explaining and demonstrating tools or features with context
  • Promoting your product when it's clearly helpful and non-spammy
  • Posting in designated threads (Showcase Thursday, Q&A) and linking to docs

What gets posts removed

  • Dropping links with no explanation or blatant advertising
  • Excessive or repeated promotion (spam)
  • Off-topic SaaS promotion unrelated to BuildBase usage patterns
  • Posting support issues instead of using modmail or docs

Where this comes from

View the current official rules on Reddit

No spam

Community explicitly forbids excessive promotion, spam, or advertising.

Share, Don't Shill

Self-promotion is permitted if helpful, must include context, use Showcase Thursday, and avoid link-only posts.

Stay On Topic

Posts should be about BuildBase usage, architecture, and usage-based SaaS; unrelated SaaS promotion is disallowed.

Support Issues → Modmail

The community is not for urgent support — directs use of modmail/docs for bugs and support.

Official rules of r/buildbase

  1. 01Respect others and be civil
  2. 02No spam
  3. 03Stay On Topic
  4. 04Respectful Comparisons
  5. 05Share, Don't Shill
  6. 06Structured Feature Requests
  7. 07Search Before Asking
  8. 08No Humble-Bragging Revenue
  9. 09Critique Ideas, Not People
  10. 10Support Issues → Modmail
  11. 11Keep Claims Accurate
  12. 12Be Kind to New Members

Based on the community’s official rules, analyzed June 23, 2026. Rules change; the official rules page is always the source of truth.

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