r/freelance
Best for: Discussion of freelancing practice, clients and solo-business process from the freelancer’s side.
Why it fits: Its public description: “Articles of interest for freelancers and people who want to become one.”
Rules to know before posting:
- No advertising or self-promotion (apps, portfolios-as-ads, freelance-site profiles, your blog posts, mailing lists and similar).
- No hiring or soliciting work — use r/forhire for that, including partner-finding pitches.
- No surveys or market-research fishing.
- No referral URLs or shortened links.
- Stay on freelancing — hiring-manager topics and unrelated posts are off-topic.
- No bots or automated users.
- Follow Reddiquette.
- No duplicate posts — search before asking.