Can I post a referral link for Perplexity?
No, the rules say no advertising, referral links, or solicitation, including self-promotion and asking users to DM you.
A source-backed Rankhog guide to r/perplexity_ai: 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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This is the official Reddit community for Perplexity, a tool for information discovery and sharing. The description says it exists to help people unlock the power of knowledge. Based on the rules, the people who post here are users discussing the product, sharing feedback, and talking about how they use it. The rules also tell you that the room is meant to stay positive, constructive, and on topic.
The rule named "No Advertising, Referrals, or Solicitation" is the big one for any founder or marketer. It bans self-promotion, referral links, and asking users to DM you, but it leaves one door open. If you have a project directly related to Perplexity, you may message the moderators to request permission for a post. The rule named "No spamming" also matters, because it tells you to keep posts relevant, varied, and considerate, and it flags link spam and repetitive posts. The rule named "No Reposts" means you must search the subreddit before posting to avoid duplicates. The rule named "Keep feedback constructive" matters too, because it bans overly positive or negative posts without actionable feedback.
A good post here is a relevant, original discussion about Perplexity or its use cases. If you are a founder doing respectful Reddit marketing, the only safe path is to build something directly related to Perplexity and message the moderators first to request permission before you post. If you are not promoting a project, you can share constructive feedback with clear, actionable details, or ask a thoughtful question about the product that has not been asked before. Search the subreddit first to make sure your topic is not a duplicate.
Do not post any advertising, referral links, or solicitation, including asking users to DM you. Do not sell or request Comet invites. Do not spam with link spam, off-topic content, irrelevant tags, all-caps messages, or repetitive posts. Do not repost content that has already been shared. Do not post overly positive or negative feedback without actionable details. Do not share personal or sensitive information about others without consent. Do not post NSFW content or use inappropriate profile pictures or names. Do not discuss political matters. Do not violate Perplexity's Terms of Service.
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No, the rules say no advertising, referral links, or solicitation, including self-promotion and asking users to DM you.
Message the moderators first to request permission, and only if the project is directly related to Perplexity.
Search the subreddit before posting to avoid duplicates, since reposts are not allowed.
Keep it constructive and include clear, actionable details, since overly positive or negative posts without actionable feedback are not allowed.
No, the rules ask you to kindly refrain from discussing political matters.
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