How many members does r/ProductManagement have?

r/ProductManagement has about 275.3K members (as of July 2026).

How active is r/ProductManagement?

r/ProductManagement gets roughly 6 new posts per day (measured July 2026).

Strictly limited

Promoting on r/ProductManagement: Rules and What Gets Removed

r/ProductManagement is a public community about the practice of product management, building the right product for the right people, with 275,327 members.

275.3K

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posts / day

2009

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community rules

Can you promote your product in r/ProductManagement?

You generally cannot promote your product in r/ProductManagement. The rules say "No self-promotion or spam" and the submit page says "No self-promotion - do not link to your personal or business site." The only stated exception is "the Friday Show and Tell thread."

The rules that cover promotion

No self-promotion

"* No Self-Promotion"

No self-promotion or spam

"Rule 1: No self-promotion or spam ... The exception to this rule is the Friday Show and Tell thread."

Submit page restriction

"No self-promotion - do not link to your personal or business site."

No research, product or otherwise

"Specifically conducting product research, even if there is no self-promotion, isn't allowed. ... The exception to this is when posting a project to the Friday Show and Tell thread."

Quoted from the subreddit's own rules, snapshot from July 2026. Read all 9 rules on Reddit

What gets removed

Self-promotion or spam, except in the Friday Show and Tell thread
Links to your personal or business site
Product research and academic research without advance approval
Off-topic posts, low quality posts, memes, and posts moderators think do not contribute

Safer ways to show up

Use the Friday Show and Tell thread if you want to share a project
Join discussion about product management without linking your personal or business site
Answer other users' questions and contribute to discussion of product management practice
Keep career questions, rants, and getting-started questions in the required threads or use search/wiki

Whatever the written rules say, the pattern that gets promo removed everywhere is the same: batches of similar comments, reused wording, and necro-posting on old threads. A promotional mention only has value if it survives, so pace matters more than volume. We measured this the expensive way: 70% of bought pool comments were removed within two weeks. See also how to find customers on Reddit without getting banned.