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r/beermoneyglobal rules, stats, and what to post

A source-backed Rankhog guide to r/beermoneyglobal: public rules, community context, posting fit, and startup-promotion risk before you publish.

By Anthony Riera, founder and operator of Rankhog.

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Current public stats

Members
279,160
Verified
September 18, 2026
Category
Side hustle builders and solo income experiments

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Rule summary

No subreddit-specific rules were displayed on the public rules page when Rankhog verified it on 2026-09-18.

Works well

  • A detailed post explaining how a specific platform or app works for non-US users, including supported countries and payout methods.
  • A comparison of two or three online earning methods that work internationally, with honest pros and cons for each.
  • A transparent founder post introducing a tool that helps people earn money online, focused on what it does and who it serves, with clear disclosure of your connection.
  • A beginner-friendly walkthrough of a non-US earning method, written so someone new to the community can follow the steps.

Avoid

  • Do not assume you can post affiliate links or referral codes freely, because the community gives no guidance on links and moderators may still remove them.
  • Do not post anything that breaks the general Reddit content policy, since there are no local rules to fall back on.
  • Do not post US-only opportunities, because the community is built around non-US users and that misses the point of the room.

What r/beermoneyglobal Is For

This community is for people outside the United States who want to earn money online. The description says the main beermoney subreddit is great for Americans but hard to use if you are not from the US, so this subreddit exists to gather opportunities that work for non-US citizens. It is a place to find and share methods, platforms, and ideas for making some extra money online from anywhere in the world.

Rules That Matter Before Posting

This community displayed no rules on its public rules page. That means there are no quoted rule names to reference. The only formal guidance is the general Reddit content policy, which applies to every subreddit whether or not local rules exist.

What To Post

A good post here is a clear, honest breakdown of an online earning opportunity that works for people outside the US. If you are a founder, share what the platform is, how it works, what countries it supports, and how someone actually gets paid. Be transparent about your connection to the product. Lead with value, not with a link. The community exists to help non-US users find real ways to earn, so your post should answer that question directly.

What To Avoid

Because there are no published rules, the clearest things to avoid are anything that violates the general Reddit content policy and anything that reads as spam. Do not drop bare referral links without context. Do not post US-only opportunities, because the community is built around non-US users. Do not show up only to promote your product without first contributing something useful to the room.

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Common questions about r/beermoneyglobal

Can I promote my own product or service here?

The community has no published rules, so there is no stated restriction on promotion. Treat that as a reason to be extra careful and genuinely useful, not as a green light to self-promote.

Are referral links or affiliate links allowed?

The rules do not say. With no local rules published, your safest path is to follow the general Reddit content policy and avoid anything that looks like spam.

Can I share a platform or app I built that helps people earn money online?

Yes, if it is an online earning opportunity that works for people outside the US. Make sure you are transparent about any connection you have to the product.

Should I post about US-only earning methods?

No. The description says this subreddit exists because the main beermoney community is hard to use if you are outside the US, so your post should focus on non-US opportunities.

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