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r/ecommerce listing

Reddit community: 684K members; ecommerce operators.

Community launch · reddit.com/r/ecommerce

Cost to list
Free
Shows up in searches for
1 business type
Top directory for 1
Popularity
Tranco #103
Rank of reddit.com
Countries
Worldwide

Not established yet: approval time, whether links are dofollow. We leave gaps blank rather than guess. Checked Oct 20, 2026 · 2 sources

Is r/ecommerce worth it?

Our reading of the measured data, not a score.

For its audience

Worth a post if its members are your customers.

r/ecommerce didn't make Google's top 10 in any of the 12 buyer searches we ran for the 3 business types it accepts. That's typical: directories of any kind held only 18% of the top-10 spots in those searches, so what r/ecommerce offers is the people who browse it directly. Listing is stated as free.

What works

  • The top-ranked directory in Google for 1 business type, out of the 100 we searched
  • Free to list

Watch out for

  • Not in Google's top 10 for mobile apps, online communities, and startups (0 of 12 searches)
  • Member count from Hive Index (Reddit blocked direct checks). Read each subreddit's self-promotion rules before posting

Measured fit, by business type

How often r/ecommerce made Google's top 10 in our US buyer searches for the types it accepts.

  • Mobile apps 0/4

    Not seen

  • Online communities 0/4

    Not seen

  • Startups 0/4

    Not seen

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Where r/ecommerce shows up when people search

We ran 399 real buyer searches (Google US, desktop) for 100 business types on Oct 20, 2026 and recorded which directories made the organic top 10. Local packs and ads are not counted.

r/ecommerce accepts 3 business types we measure. Here is every one, with what Google showed instead, so you can see where a listing would and wouldn't be found.

  • Suppliers and wholesalers check eligibility
    2/4

    r/ecommerce ranked as high as #9 in 2 of these searches. Directories of any kind held 14% of the top-10 spots.

    Directories
    Faire 2/4, Thomasnet 1/4
    Other sites
    wholesalecentral.com, youtube.com, contarmarket.com

    Searches: “wholesale suppliers”, “b2b marketplace”, “find suppliers”, “industrial suppliers directory” result

  • Mobile apps
    0/4

    Not in the top 10 of any of these searches. Directories of any kind held 3% of the top-10 spots.

    Directories
    SmartAsset SmartAdvisor 1/4
    Other sites
    reddit.com, youtube.com, alexanderfyoung.com

    Searches: “best habit tracker app”, “best budgeting app”, “best meditation app”, “best language learning app”

  • Online communities
    0/4

    Not in the top 10 of any of these searches. Directories of any kind held 12% of the top-10 spots.

    Directories
    Medium 2/4, Techreviewer 1/4, Online Geniuses 1/4
    Other sites
    reddit.com, quora.com, google.com

    Searches: “best discord servers”, “best slack communities for founders”, “best telegram channels”, “online communities for entrepreneurs”

  • 0/4

    Not in the top 10 of any of these searches. Directories of any kind held 39% of the top-10 spots.

    Directories
    r/SaaS 3/4, Facebook Pages 1/4, Instagram 1/4
    Other sites
    quora.com, peerlist.io, ycombinator.com

    Searches: “product hunt alternatives”, “where to launch a startup”, “startup directories”, “best startup launch platforms”

Bars show the searches where it made the organic top 10. "Directories" lists the tracked directories that did rank for the same searches, with their hit count. How we measure

What r/ecommerce costs and who can list

As stated on r/ecommerce's own pages or reported by a named source. Checked Oct 20, 2026.

Who can list

Census audience: founders, app makers, communities · Worldwide

Not established: price, approval process, and link attribute (treat links as nofollow until you see the live profile). Prices and rules change; the linked pages are the authority.

How to get listed on r/ecommerce

  1. 1

    Prepare your details

    • The community's own rules, read before posting
    • An account with some genuine history
    • A post that is useful on its own, not just a link
    • Product URL, short description and images

    Our standard checklist for this kind of site (community and consumer site), not a list published by r/ecommerce.

  2. 2

    Find the sign-up path

    We haven't found a public submit page. Start from reddit.com/r/ecommerce.

  3. 3

    Wait for approval

    r/ecommerce doesn't state a review time.

  4. 4

    Check the watch-outs

    2 things to know before you post.

r/ecommerce alternatives

Ranked by the same evidence: Google top-10 appearances for the business types r/ecommerce serves, then audience fit, then Tranco popularity.

Questions about r/ecommerce

Is r/ecommerce worth it for getting listed?

Worth a post if its members are your customers. r/ecommerce didn't make Google's top 10 in any of the 12 buyer searches we ran for the 3 business types it accepts. That's typical: directories of any kind held only 18% of the top-10 spots in those searches, so what r/ecommerce offers is the people who browse it directly. Listing is stated as free. This is our reading of the measured data.

How much does a r/ecommerce listing cost?

Free. Checked Oct 20, 2026.

Is a link from r/ecommerce dofollow?

Unknown. We haven't tested r/ecommerce's link attribute and found no reliable report. Treat it as nofollow until you see the live profile.

How do I get listed on r/ecommerce?

We haven't found a public submit page; start from reddit.com/r/ecommerce. Approval: not stated. Have your details ready first (see "How to list" above).

What are the best r/ecommerce alternatives?

Ranked by the same evidence: r/SaaS, Faire, and Online Geniuses. The full list of 8 is above, with the searches each one appeared in.

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