Subreddit finder · free tool

Subreddit finder — find the communities your customers post in.

A free subreddit finder: search any keyword and get the 25 most relevant subreddits, ranked by relevance, with descriptions and direct links. No signup, no card — built for B2B and niche audience research.

25 subreddits for "freelance"

sorted by relevance
r/freelance

Articles of interest for freelancers and people who want to become one. Violating the rules (https://old.reddit.com/r/freelance/about/rules) will cause your post/comment will be removed and you will be banned permanently.

r/FreelanceIndia

A space for Indian freelancers and founders to connect, collaborate, and grow. Ask questions, share leads, post jobs, or just hang out. Open to everyone - clients from anywhere are welcome to hire Indian talent.

r/freelanceWriters

A place by and for freelance writers of all kinds to discuss and share every facet of freelance writing.

r/forhire

Some redditors are skilled professionals, some redditors need skilled professionals. Scroll down for general information and our rules. Please read through these carefully, as breaking them can be a bannable offense.

r/BEFreelance

A community for Belgian freelancers to share tips to start out and optimise workflows.

r/ForHireFreelance

Best place to hire and get hired for freelance work.

r/FreelanceProgramming

Best place to hire and get hired for freelance work. A place by and for freelancer and programmer of all kinds to discuss and share every facet of freelance programming.

r/Freelancers

A place for all-things freelance! Issues with your client? Ideas for new projects? Web development ideas? This is the spot!

r/gameDevClassifieds

Share your game industry-related services or available positions. Ensure your posts are safe for work (SFW) to provide a worry-free browsing experience for recruiters and professionals.

r/FreelanceNL

For freelancers, contractors, and consultants in the Netherlands. Share experiences, find gigs, ask questions, and connect with peers locally or abroad.

r/freelance_nexus

The go-to community for freelancers & students who want to earn online — real gigs, real tips, real growth. No fluff, no gatekeeping. Whether you're just starting out or already landing clients, you belong here. Share opportunities, ask questions, and build together. 🔗 Join the

r/webdev

A community dedicated to all things web development: both front-end and back-end. For more design-related questions, try /r/web_design.

r/Upwork

r/upwork is an independent, unofficial subreddit. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or employed by Upwork, Inc.

r/freelances_forhire

Connect with freelancers worldwide. Post your services, find opportunities, and get hired

r/freelancer_hire

The hub for freelance hiring. Actively moderated to filter out the noise, spam, and fraud found elsewhere. High-quality posts for serious professionals only.

r/graphic_design

A collaborative learning community for graphic designers at any stage, focused on education, mentorship, and mutual support.

r/HungryArtists

HungryArtists is an online community of freelance artists, designers and illustrators all looking to create custom art commissions for you! Commission an artist quickly and easily by clicking here, just create an account in minutes and post your request. Artists will start replyi

r/HireAnEditor

Need an editor? Need clients? Feel free to post here.

r/freelancewriting

Freelance Writing

r/DestinyTheGame

Welcome to Destiny Reddit! This sub is for discussing Bungie's Destiny 2 and its predecessor, Destiny. Please read the sidebar rules and be sure to search for your question before posting.

r/buhaydigital

For Filipinos earning a living online. This includes digital careers, content creators, startups, online businesses, streamers and other topics related to the digital economy. Feel free to discuss work and the buhay digital lifestyle.

r/FreelancePH

Freelance Philippines is a hub for freelancers from the Philippines to participate in discussions, ask questions, or share their own experiences in the digital world of freelancing.

r/freelanceuk

For people based in the UK who freelance full or part time. Freelancers in all industries welcome.

r/canik

This is a Canik subreddit. We're neither a political nor firearm sales forum. Per Reddit, NO firearm sales, yet DO promote one's enjoyment of your Canik! Please feel comfortable sharing your likes and questions.. If you find an accessory or have questions about them, please don't

r/WorkOnline

A place to talk about making an income online. This includes random jobs, online employers, sites that pay you and ways to monetize websites. These are sites and strategies that will yield the user minimum wage or better and allow them to provide for themselves.

Picking subreddits for lead generation · how to use

The shape that works: 2 general, 3–5 niche, 1–2 adjacent.

Most founders pick subreddits wrong. They jump to the largest community in their space — r/Entrepreneur, r/marketing — and get buried under 800k subscribers and a wall of "just shipped my SaaS" posts. The good leads are deeper.

Pick 6 to 8 subreddits in three tiers:

  • 2 general subs for accidental discovery (r/SaaS, r/Entrepreneur, r/startups).
  • 3 to 5 niche subs where your target customer self-selected (r/indiehackers, r/SideProject, r/EntrepreneurRideAlong for SaaS — your equivalent for whatever you sell).
  • 1 or 2 adjacent subs where your customer hangs out for a different reason.

Use this subreddit finder to find candidates — search the problem your product solves, then check subscriber count and activity. A 200k-subscriber sub with 5k online is usually more useful than a 900k sub with 12k online: better signal-to-noise.

Already know you sell B2B? Skip the search and start from our curated directory of the best subreddits for B2B lead generation, grouped by category — SaaS, marketing, e-commerce, freelancing, and more.

Read the full guide on Reddit lead generation →

Subreddit finder — common questions · faq

Frequently asked questions

What is a subreddit finder?

A subreddit finder is a tool that takes a keyword or topic and returns the Reddit communities (subreddits) most relevant to it. Instead of guessing subreddit names or browsing Reddit manually, you search a term and get a ranked list with each community's description, so you can quickly see where a given audience actually gathers.

Is this subreddit finder free?

Yes. The LeadsRadar subreddit finder is completely free with no signup, no card, and no usage limit. It queries Reddit's public community index and returns up to 25 matching subreddits per search.

How does the subreddit finder work?

Type any keyword — a product category, an audience, a problem, or an interest. The tool searches Reddit's community index and returns the 25 most relevant subreddits in Reddit's own relevance order, each with its description and a direct link so you can check how active it is.

How do I find the best subreddit for my niche?

Search the problem your product solves rather than your product category — you'll surface the communities where buyers describe pain, not just where competitors market. Then weigh subscriber count against activity: a 200k-subscriber sub with 5k online usually beats a 900k sub with 12k online on signal-to-noise.

How many subreddits should I target for lead generation?

Six to eight: two general subs for accidental discovery, three to five niche subs where your customer self-selected, and one or two adjacent subs. More than that and the noise drowns the signal. Our curated B2B subreddit directory groups them by category to make this faster.

Found your subreddits? Now find the leads in them.

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