Subreddits for Founders

We are a small community and we plan to stay that way. Amongst our members are people that have built projects with thousands of monthly visitors, had projects acquired for 5 and 6 figure sums, and more. The founder has worked tirelessly to create an open, welcoming and trusted space where people can get support in their maker journey, sharing both the high and lows, and well as gaining practical insights along the way. Whether you're launching your first product or scaling your tenth, you'll find people here who understand the journey and can help you navigate it.

Discord’s best kept secret! The most collaborative entrepreneurship and digital marketing community out there. Furlough brings professionals, brands, businesses and startups together in one ecosystem. Furlough community was designed to help entrepreneurs, professionals and businesses to collaborate and support each other's growth. Best bits: Over 50+ Monthly events & panel discussions. Live voice channels for networking and collaborating. Connect with brands and showcase your skills Positive & supportive community culture

A hub for entrepreneurs of all kinds with a skew towards regular old fashioned businesses.

Startups, Crowdfundings, Small Businesses and Projects Promotion. Share your Startup, your Crowdfunding, your Small Business or your Project.

Share and explore innovative business ideas, gain insights on initiating your venture, unravel the intricacies of 'Cost of Sale' (CoS), and decode the essentials of taxation – your nexus for entrepreneurial minds seeking to transform concepts into successful ventures.

Venture capital news and articles, for the VC industry, and related early-stage investors.

A community of individuals who seek to solve problems, network professionally, collaborate on projects and make the world a better place.

The place to discuss startup problems and solutions.

A community of like minded individuals that are looking to solve issues, network without spamming, talk about the growth of your business (Ride Along), challenges and high points and collab on projects together. Stay classy, no racism, humble and work hard.

A heavily moderated sub, dedicated to Entrepreneurship: "The state of being an entrepreneur, or a person who organizes, manages, and assumes the risk of a business with the goal of generating economic value, often involving high-risk ventures that forge innovative commercial strategies to sell existing products and services or that introduce new products and services altogether."

Welcome to r/growmybusiness. This is the place to find and share creative advice to optimize your business growth.

A place to discuss, celebrate and encourage folks who identify as women, trans and non-binary etc in the business world.

r/GrowthHacking is world's largest Growth Hacking community on Reddit. We discuss novel marketing experiments and share startup growth marketing stories.

Taking your entrepreneur game to the next level. No beginners. Only for the most elite entrepreneurs.

r/BusinessHub * A central reference point for the business, economics and finance subreddits * gathers the best insightful reads from the Business, Economics and Finance subs which tend to be buried on your front page by self posts, image posts and short blog postings and in the absence of a good flair system on many subs its difficult to trawl through content to find longer insightful reads that you might miss.

Crowdspark is a place where passionate people can meet to make things happen. Have an idea but don't know where to start or looking for skilled professionals interested in your idea to build your team? This is where you can start. Whether it is a new business venture or a social movement Crowdspark is where you can get started turning your idea into reality. Anyone can join Crowdspark, however it is geared towards the U.S.

Welcome to the Hardware Startups sub-Reddit - feel free to post on anything that you think will interest anyone in the community. The idea is that we're a blend of r/DIY and r/startups content - like a Hacker News for hardware. Good ideas: hardware news, prototyping/manufacturing how-to, success stories, physical Kickstarter pages, etc. Bad ideas: General startup stuff, DIY articles without a startup angle, TC/VB/etc. link-bait, etc.