Can I promote my own no-code product here?
Yes. Rule “Value-Add Post” allows it, as long as the post is first and foremost a value-add post for the community.
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r/nocode rules, stats, and what to post
A source-backed Rankhog guide to r/nocode: 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
- 140,767
- Verified
- September 29, 2026
- Category
- No-code builders and tool operators
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Rule summary
- Promoted Posts/Comments: If you are posting or commenting about a new tool/resource and you must disclose your connection to said tool/resource or risk your post/comment being deleted. Repeated violations will result in us taking the appropriate action. As we build the no-code/low-code community, obviously this will involve a lot of companies and innovators coming onto our forum to discuss their products, we just want people to be forthcoming about said connection. Please use the appropriate "Promoted" flair on posts.
- Flair: If you are from a company, you are more than welcome to add to the discussion and make posts here. However, you will need to add your own flair that indicates which company you are representing so that everyone can place your posts and comments in the appropriate context.
- Product Launch Outside of Designated Launch Post: All product launch posts should be made on the monthly product launch post.
- Value-Add Post: Promoting your own products is allowed, but the post must be first and foremost a value-add post for the community.
- Undisclosed Affiliate Link: Using an affiliate link without disclosing will result in the entire post/comment being removed.
Works well
- A build walkthrough showing how you made something without code, with your connection to any tools disclosed
- A lessons learned post about a no-code project, with honest mistakes and fixes
- A comparison of two no-code approaches for a real problem, disclosed if you work for one of them
- A launch posted in the monthly product launch post with the Promoted flair
- A tutorial that solves a common problem first and mentions your tool second
- A question asking the community how they would approach a build, with genuine curiosity
Avoid
- Posting about your own tool without disclosing your connection to it
- Skipping the Promoted flair on a post that mentions your product
- Commenting as a company rep without the flair that names your company
- Announcing a launch as its own post instead of using the monthly product launch post
- Dropping an affiliate link without saying it is an affiliate link
- Writing a post that is pure promotion with nothing useful for the community in it
What r/nocode Is For
This is a community for people who build cool things without needing to be a developer. The description is short and clear, and the rules tell you who shows up: builders sharing what they make, and companies and innovators discussing their products. The moderators expect that mix. They say outright that as the no-code and low-code community grows, a lot of companies will come here to discuss their products, and they just want people to be upfront about their connection.
Rules That Matter Before Posting
Five rules decide your fate here. “Promoted Posts/Comments” says you must disclose your connection to any tool or resource you post or comment about, and use the Promoted flair, or your post gets deleted. “Flair” requires company people to add flair showing which company they represent. “Product Launch Outside of Designated Launch Post” sends every launch to the monthly product launch post. “Value-Add Post” allows self promotion only when the post is first and foremost useful to the community. “Undisclosed Affiliate Link” removes the whole post or comment if you hide an affiliate link.
What To Post
Post things that teach or help first, and mention your product second. If you built something, show how you built it and what you learned, and disclose your connection with the Promoted flair. If you represent a company, set your company flair so people know who is talking. Save your launch for the monthly product launch post, and if you share an affiliate link, say plainly that it is one. A walkthrough, a comparison, or an honest build story that happens to involve your tool fits the “Value-Add Post” rule well.
What To Avoid
Hiding your connection to a tool is the fastest way to lose a post or comment here, and repeated violations bring bigger consequences. Launching anywhere other than the monthly product launch post gets removed. Posting or commenting about a tool you are tied to without the Promoted flair gets deleted. Representing a company without the company flair puts your posts out of context and at risk. Undisclosed affiliate links get the entire post or comment removed, no partial saves.
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Common questions about r/nocode
How do I post about a tool I built?
Use the Promoted flair and state your connection to the tool. Rule “Promoted Posts/Comments” says undisclosed posts get deleted.
Can I make my own launch post?
No. Rule “Product Launch Outside of Designated Launch Post” sends all launch posts to the monthly product launch post.
Are affiliate links allowed?
Only if you disclose it. Rule “Undisclosed Affiliate Link” removes the whole post or comment otherwise.
What flair do I need as a company?
Add a flair that indicates which company you represent, per rule “Flair”.
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