Can you promote in r/prettyusefulwebsites?
Collection of pretty useful internet websites. Share or launch an interesting site that is on a real domain (no temp urls, github, or no-code platform urls). For startups, SaaS, and small businesses.
The short answer
Publicly post your site once with a clear description of what it is, who it's for, and why it matters; disclose your affiliation and avoid reposting or linking to temporary/no-code URLs.
What works here
- Share a useful website or product launch on a real domain
- Include explanatory text about the site (what, who, why, differentiation)
- Post once and participate kindly and in English
What gets posts removed
- Reposting the same content from other subreddits
- Using temp, no-code, GitHub pages, or temporary URLs
- Low-effort posts without the required explanatory text
Where this comes from
View the current official rules on RedditSubreddit purpose
Public description and sidebar invite sharing/launching interesting sites, including for startups, SaaS, and small businesses.
Required post format
Posts must include actual text explaining what the site is, who it's for, why it matters, and how it stands out.
One-time posting & originality
Share a site only once and do not repost from other subreddits.
Domain requirement
Only sites on real domains; no temp URLs, no-code platform URLs, or GitHub pages allowed.
Official rules of r/prettyusefulwebsites
- 01Pretty Useful Websites
- 02Site Post Format
- 03No Reposts from Other Subreddits
- 04Be Kind
- 05English Only
- 06No temp URLs
Based on the community’s official rules, analyzed July 8, 2026. Rules change; the official rules page is always the source of truth.
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