Can I post about my own product here?
Only if it is something you built on ElevenLabs and the post leads with the work itself. Ads, affiliate links, referral codes, and paid promotion are banned.
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r/ElevenLabs rules, stats, and what to post
A source-backed Rankhog guide to r/ElevenLabs: public rules, community context, posting fit, and startup-promotion risk before you publish.
By Anthony Riera, founder and operator of Rankhog.
Subreddit guides combine public Reddit source URLs, captured rules, visible verification dates, and Rankhog's account-safety workflow.
Current public stats
- Members
- 26,805
- Verified
- October 20, 2026
- Category
- AI builders, operators, and researchers
Rules can change, so Rankhog keeps verification dates and the original public Reddit sources visible.
Rule summary
- Stay On Topic: Posts must be primarily about ElevenLabs products and services. Comparisons and cross-tool discussion are fine, but posts that use ElevenLabs as a hook to promote another product will be removed.
- Account and Billing Issues Go to Support: Mods can't unlock accounts, issue refunds, restore voices, or escalate tickets. Anything needing account access goes to https://help.elevenlabs.io/hc/en-us/requests/new?ticket_form_id=13145996177937. Bug reports and feature feedback are welcome here.
- Put Effort Into Your Post: Search before posting. Include enough detail for someone to help: what you tried, which model or feature, what happened. Removed on sight: one-line questions the docs answer, karma farming, low-substance memes, reposts, and AI-generated filler.
- No Non-Consensual Cloning or Impersonation: Do not post, request, or link cloned voices of real people created without their permission, including public figures. No content impersonating a real person. No asking how to clone a voice without consent. Immediate ban.
- Be Respectful: No harassment, hate speech, personal attacks, slurs, or baiting. Criticism of ElevenLabs is welcome. Posts written to flame the company, the mods, or other users are not. Stay civil when you're frustrated.
- Keep It Appropriate for All Audiences: No NSFW, sexual, graphic, or violent content in posts, comments, audio samples, links, or usernames.
- Protect Privacy: No doxxing. Don't share personal information about yourself or others, including your own email, phone number, or account ID. Redact screenshots. Don't post private correspondence with ElevenLabs staff.
- No Self-Promotion, Soliciting, or Advertising: No ads, affiliate links, referral codes, paid promotion, or transactions. Do not sell or trade accounts, credits, API keys, or voices. No hiring or looking-for-work posts. Sharing something you built on ElevenLabs is fine when the post leads with the work itself. Do not DM users unsolicited.
- No Spam or Vote Manipulation: No mass posting, reposting the same question across threads, vote brigading, or bot accounts.
- Respect Copyright and Content Ownership: Don't post content you don't hold the rights to. Don't repost another user's work without credit and permission. Copyright complaints go through Reddit's DMCA process.
- No Circumventing Restrictions or Terms of Use: Do not post or request methods for bypassing account limits, quotas, moderation, payment, or regional restrictions. Covers jailbreak prompts, shared or resold credentials, and ban evasion. All content must comply with ElevenLabs' Terms of Use.
- No Politics or Religion: Skip political and religious debate.
Works well
- Show a voice agent or audio tool you built with ElevenLabs, leading with a demo or description of the work itself before any mention of your product
- Ask a detailed technical question about prompting or the API, naming which model or feature you used, what you tried, and what happened
- Share a feature request or bug report with enough detail that others can reproduce or weigh in
- Start a discussion comparing ElevenLabs with another tool, as long as ElevenLabs stays the main subject and you are not hooking the post to promote the other product
- Look for people to build with, since the description explicitly invites finding collaborators
- Post a genuine lesson learned from building with the API, written in your own words rather than pasted AI filler
Avoid
- Dropping a link to your product in the title or first line instead of leading with the work you built
- Using ElevenLabs as a hook to promote a different tool, which breaks the on-topic rule
- Posting affiliate links, referral codes, or any paid promotion
- Offering to sell or trade accounts, credits, API keys, or voices
- Posting a hiring ad or a looking-for-work post
- Sharing a cloned voice of a real person without their permission, which is an immediate ban with no warning
What r/ElevenLabs Is For
This is the official ElevenLabs community on Reddit. It is about voice AI, covering speech, audio, music, and conversational agents. People come here to show what they have built, get help with prompting and the API, request features, and find collaborators. The description also says announcements, events, AMAs, and programs land here first, so the company itself is active in the room. The rules make it clear this is a product community, not a general AI chat. Posts must be primarily about ElevenLabs products and services. Criticism of ElevenLabs is welcome, which tells you the mods want honest discussion, not a fan club.
Rules That Matter Before Posting
The rule that decides most marketing posts here is “No Self-Promotion, Soliciting, or Advertising”. It bans ads, affiliate links, referral codes, paid promotion, and transactions, but it allows sharing something you built on ElevenLabs when the post leads with the work itself. “Stay On Topic” is the second gate, because posts must be primarily about ElevenLabs products and services, and using ElevenLabs as a hook to promote another product gets removed. “Put Effort Into Your Post” removes one-line questions, karma farming, low-substance memes, reposts, and AI-generated filler, so thin promotional posts die here twice over. “No Spam or Vote Manipulation” bans mass posting and reposting the same question across threads, which matters if you plan to post in several communities at once. “No Non-Consensual Cloning or Impersonation” is an immediate ban, so any voice cloning content needs clear consent. “Account and Billing Issues Go to Support” means billing complaints belong with official support, not the subreddit. “Respect Copyright and Content Ownership” matters if your demo uses audio or content you do not hold the rights to. And “No Circumventing Restrictions or Terms of Use” bans jailbreak prompts and shared credentials, so keep your examples clean.
What To Post
If you built something with ElevenLabs, you can share it, but the post has to lead with the work itself. That means your title and first lines should describe what you built and how it works, not pitch a product or drop a link first. A good post shows the thing, explains what you used, and invites people to ask questions. Technical questions are welcome too, as long as you put effort in. Say which model or feature you used, what you tried, and what happened. The description also says you can request features and find people to build with, so a post looking for collaborators on a voice project fits the room. If you are comparing tools, that is allowed, but the post must stay primarily about ElevenLabs products and services.
What To Avoid
Do not post ads, affiliate links, referral codes, paid promotion, or any kind of transaction. Do not sell or trade accounts, credits, API keys, or voices. Do not post hiring or job seeking posts. Never post or link cloned voices of real people made without their permission, because that is an immediate ban, and never ask how to clone a voice without consent. Do not ask how to bypass account limits, quotas, or payment restrictions. Keep billing and account problems off the subreddit and send them to official support instead, because mods cannot fix those. Skip one-line questions the docs already answer, memes with no substance, reposts, and anything that reads like AI-generated filler. Do not share personal information like your email, phone number, or account ID, and redact screenshots. No politics, no religion, no NSFW content, and no harassment even when you are frustrated. Finally, do not spam, repost the same question across threads, or manipulate votes.
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Common questions about r/ElevenLabs
Can I compare ElevenLabs to a competitor tool?
Yes, comparisons and cross-tool discussion are fine, but the post must stay primarily about ElevenLabs. Using ElevenLabs as a hook to promote another product gets removed.
Can I share a demo that clones a famous voice?
No. Posting, requesting, or linking cloned voices of real people without their permission, including public figures, is an immediate ban.
My account got locked and I want to post about it. Is that okay?
Billing and account issues go to official support, because mods cannot unlock accounts, issue refunds, or escalate tickets. Bug reports and feature feedback are still welcome on the subreddit.
Can I ask a quick question without much detail?
Not really. The effort rule removes one-line questions the docs answer, so include what you tried, which model or feature you used, and what happened.
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