How I Made $9,000 This Month From My SaaS Using Reddit (Without Getting Banned)

Description and use

By following subreddit rules, engaging in small communities, and sharing honest, non‑pitch content, the author earned $9,000 in a month, with 90% of revenue from Reddit.

Problem

The author struggled with Reddit posts being removed or ignored, limiting customer acquisition for their SaaS.

Outcome

The author achieved $9,000 in a month, with 90% of revenue and 119 signups coming from Reddit, after adopting a rule‑compliant, community‑focused approach.

Workflow

• Read subreddit rules before posting
• Avoid large subreddits, focus on small ones with relevant problems
• Answer questions without including links
• Post honest, non‑pitch content about product development
• Do not drop links in comments; let users visit profile if interested

Evidence

I got removed from Reddit 12 times before my SaaS made $9,000 in a month.

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I read the rules of every subreddit before touching the post button.

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I stopped chasing the big subreddits and looked for small ones where people were already describing the exact problem my product solves.

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When I finally posted, I didn’t pitch. I wrote about what I’d built, what broke, and what I got wrong.

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This month my SaaS made $9,000, and Reddit was my biggest source of customers. No ad spend.

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