Subreddit lead finder · r/startups
Find customers in r/startups
Founders selling SaaS products or freelance developers keep an eye on r/startups because people there describe problems in their own words, often right before they pick a tool or hire someone.
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The free lead report shows 5 recent buyer-intent posts from Reddit and Hacker News. No login.
Phrases to track in r/startups
- “looking for saas tool”
- “alternative to HubSpot”
- “looking for hire developer”
- “alternative to Upwork”
- “looking for hire designer”
- “alternative to Fiverr”
- “looking for helpdesk”
- “alternative to Zendesk”
Recent buyer-intent posts in r/startups
- Registered agent / lawyer recommendations for US incorporation? Are Northwest Registered Agent reliable or a scam? (I will not promote)
r/startups · 2026-10-26
- [I WILL NOT PROMOTE] Looking for co-founder for my prediction website/app (USA based)
r/startups · 2026-10-25
- Pre seed - any viable alternatives to SeedLegals? I will not promote
r/startups · 2026-10-19
- Small production company looking for business model on books & movies - i will not promote
r/startups · 2026-10-17
- Best Mercury alternatives for tech startup right now? I will not promote
r/startups · 2026-10-14
- Looking for TECHNICAL cofounder (I will not promote)
r/startups · 2026-10-13
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FAQ
Can I promote my product in r/startups?
Check the r/startups sidebar and pinned posts: rules on self-promotion differ by subreddit and change over time. Where allowed, answer the question first and disclose that you built the product.
What phrases signal buying intent in r/startups?
Requests like “looking for saas tool”, “alternative to HubSpot”, “looking for hire developer”. Posts that name a current tool and a reason to switch are usually the strongest.
Where do the example posts come from?
Public Reddit posts retrieved from the PullPush archive when this page was built, filtered for buyer-intent wording. They are examples, not a live feed.
Does LeadPerch post for me?
No. LeadPerch finds and scores posts and drafts a disclosed reply; you post it yourself.
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