Use Reddit to ask for brutal but useful website feedback on your landing page, messaging, trust signals, pricing, and conversion blockers.
Website feedback templates
Best for design, marketing, and startup subreddits that allow feedback requests.
Website feedback templates
Use this when you want a full ready-to-post draft instead of a bare template.
How to get website feedback on Reddit
Redditors love to find flaws. Instead of fighting that instinct, use it. By explicitly asking a community to roast your landing page, you give people permission to be sharp, specific, and brutally honest. The key SEO angle here is not just the phrase roast my landing page. It is the broader search intent behind website feedback: headline clarity, trust, objections, pricing confusion, and whether the page makes sense in five seconds.
Jump to product
Use the template page as the entry point, then move into subreddit discovery, timing, and safer execution paths.
Customization
Give them 2 to 4 specific areas to critique such as headline clarity, pricing, trust, or mobile UX so the website feedback is useful.
Invite readers to say what they think the page does after a quick glance. This surfaces messaging problems fast.
Admit that you might be wrong or too close to the product. That humility is what unlocks honest feedback.
How to use
Use subreddits or recurring feedback threads where website feedback is explicitly allowed. The same post lands very differently in a general discussion sub.
Ask for specific feedback on headline clarity, credibility, trust, pricing, friction, or the main objection that stops someone from trying the product.
Ensure the page loads quickly and works on mobile so commenters are reviewing the message, not a broken page.
Thank every person who comments, especially the harsh ones. Never argue or get defensive if you want useful website feedback.
Examples
Avoid
Check out my new site! Let me know what you think. [Link]
Better
I've stared at this landing page for 40 hours and I've lost all perspective. Does the headline actually make sense, or is it just marketing jargon? Roast my messaging: [Link]
The better version gives a specific task and sets a humble tone.
Mistakes
If someone says your site is confusing, it's confusing to them. Don't argue; fix it.
Don't post a 'roast me' in a general discussion sub unless they have a specific flair for it.
FAQ
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Next step
Prepare your post and brace for impact.