Can you promote in r/inat?
A subreddit created to bring together like-minded creatives for the purpose of collaboration, networking, and gaining experience in team-based development.
The short answer
Make a detailed, 150+ word post using the correct [Hobby/RevShare/ForHire/Paid/Meta] tag and flair, include portfolio links and transparent company/founder disclosure only as context, and avoid direct advertising or customer solicitation.
What works here
- Posting recruiting offers for team members with required tag and flair
- Sharing portfolio links or demos to prove experience
- Posting RevShare/ForHire/Paid opportunities when labeled correctly
- Updating posts when positions are filled
What gets posts removed
- Posting direct ads, product launches, or soliciting customers
- Promotional posts without portfolio, correct tag, or required word count
- Hijacking other users' threads to promote services
- Using banned/Reddit-wide banned URLs
Where this comes from
View the current official rules on RedditRecruiting allowed with tags
Subreddit organizes posts by required tags ([Hobby],[RevShare],[ForHire],[Paid],[Meta]) and expects recruitment/offers to use them.
Portfolio requirement
Posts must show prior work or explicitly state lack of portfolio, enforcing proof of legitimacy for offers.
Minimum post clarity/length
Posts must include enough information and aim for at least 150 words, so brief promotional messages are not allowed.
Relevance to finding a team
Subreddit exists to find collaborators; events/tools are case-by-case and mods should be contacted first.
Prohibits ads/sales/discord recruitment
Explicitly states r/INAT is not for buying/selling assets, recruiting for Discord/community, or advertising platforms.
Official rules of r/inat
- 01Clarity & Word Requirement
- 02Flair Required
- 03[TAG] Required
- 04Portfolio & Progress Requirements
- 05Remain Respectful
- 06Wait seven days before [re]posting about the same project or offer
- 07Account Age Requirement
- 08No Reddit-wide banned URLs
- 09Do not hijack other people's posts
- 10Posts must be relevant to finding a team
Based on the community’s official rules, analyzed July 8, 2026. Rules change; the official rules page is always the source of truth.
Read the Intoru research and correction methodology.
Intoru follows these rules for you.
It finds people in r/inat and hundreds of other communities who are looking for what you sell, and drafts replies that fit each community’s rules, so you help first and never read as spam.
Find your buyers on Reddit