Can you promote in r/bugbounty?
A place to discuss bug bounty and responsible disclosure. Share write-ups, tools, blog posts, and news, ask questions, and give feedback on issues facing the bug bounty community.
The short answer
Provide high-quality, on-topic help first; if mentioning your product, be transparent, ensure it is free/useful, avoid links or sales language, and consider asking mods before posting.
What works here
- Answer technical questions and share expertise
- Share free tools or write-ups that add clear value
- Request or provide feedback in a non-promotional way
What gets posts removed
- Posting paid/monetized tools, ads, or recruitment posts
- Using posts primarily for lead generation or sales
- Bragging about bounties or low-effort promotional content
Where this comes from
View the current official rules on RedditPromotions policy
Monetized tools, paid promotions and content primarily intended for self-promotion are not allowed; shared content must be freely accessible, relevant, and add genuine value (mods enforce).
Quality requirement
Posts must be well-written, demonstrate effort, and provide real value — low-effort or bragging posts are not allowed.
Relevance rule
Only bug bounty-related content is on-topic; off-topic posts may be removed.
Official rules of r/bugbounty
- 01Be Respectful
- 02Follow Legal and Ethical Standards
- 03Stay On-Topic
- 04Focus on Quality and Originality
- 05Promotions
Based on the community’s official rules, analyzed August 3, 2026. Rules change; the official rules page is always the source of truth.
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