How to share your startup on GrowthHackers
TL;DR
GrowthHackers Community is a relaunched online community for growth marketers, founders and product people, with AI translation built in: you write in your own language and every member reads in theirs. Joining is free for now, and a credit system is on the way. It suits founders who want advice, beta testers and feedback from growth professionals.
What is GrowthHackers?
Since its relaunch, the GrowthHackers community lives at community.growthhackers.com, which showed 71,502 members on its home page in October 2026. It is open to anyone interested in growth, marketing, product, entrepreneurship, technology or AI, with no job title or country requirement.
Three features set the new version apart:
- Automatic translation. Post in French, Greek, Japanese or any other language, and the platform translates it for each reader.
- AI in the room. Drafts, agents and smart replies sit next to members. You can jot down the main points of a question and let the AI turn them into a clear post.
- Moderation with reputation. The team moderates actively, members report problems, and points and reputation make helpful people visible. Standout members appear on a Top Voices page.
The domain authority of 67 shown here belongs to growthhackers.com. Most conversations sit behind a login, so treat the community as a source of advice, testers and contacts, and keep your search traffic plans for your own site.
Who should post on GrowthHackers?
Good fit:
- SaaS, marketing tech and AI tool founders whose buyers are growth marketers, product managers and operators.
- Founders who need beta testers, survey respondents or podcast guests and prefer asking practitioners over strangers.
Skip it:
- If you only want a backlink or a launch spike. Submissions are reviewed, and plain link drops get filtered out.
- If your buyers are consumers with no interest in marketing or growth work.
How much does GrowthHackers cost?
- Joining and posting: free for now, according to the community FAQ.
- GrowthHackers is introducing a credit system: you earn credits by contributing and spend them on services, courses and premium membership.
How do you share your startup on GrowthHackers?
- Create your account on community.growthhackers.com.
- Add your company to your profile, with what it does and your role. The FAQ says members can present their business this way, "without turning the community into an advertising feed".
- Submit an article or a tool. Members can send their own articles and tools to the community library, and the team reviews each submission before it goes public.
- Open a Challenge when you need people to act: beta testers for a new app, guests for your podcast, feedback on a landing page, research participants or webinar partners.
- Run a poll to test an idea, compare two options or check an assumption with growth professionals before you build.
Tips to get more out of GrowthHackers
- Ask a specific question first (pricing page, welcome emails, channel choice) and mention your product only where it fits the answer. The FAQ puts it plainly: "The best promotion in a professional community is being useful."
- Write in your strongest language. The translation layer lets you explain your product precisely, with no need for rough English.
- Give each Challenge a clear task and a deadline, such as "test the signup flow and answer five questions by Friday".
Our verdict
GrowthHackers Community is free, multilingual and built for practical growth questions, which makes it a good place to find testers and honest feedback from marketers. The relaunched platform is young, so judge it by the replies you get in your first weeks and put your time where the answers are strongest.
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