r/playtesters is a subreddit with 19k members. The community frequently discusses game, playtesters, playtest, feedback, and testing, and the most common flair used is unpaid playtest, playtester, paid playtest, discussion, and announcement.
This subreddit is for designers of any type of game to find people to playtest their creations. It can be anything from a tabletop RPG to an indie video game; all games are welcome here!
Popular Topics in r/playtesters
#1
Game
346 posts
#2
Playtesters
203 posts
#3
Playtest
115 posts
#4
Feedback
76 posts
#5
Testing
44 posts
#6
Mobile
36 posts
#7
Looking
35 posts
#8
New
33 posts
#9
Roguelike
32 posts
#10
Demo
31 posts
Flair Used in r/playtesters
#1
Unpaid Playtest
: "Beat the cards and break the rules! We invite people to closed testing!"
122 posts
#2
Playtester
: "Offering Honest Playtesting & Detailed Feedback (Free for Small Games)"
34 posts
#3
Paid Playtest
: "[Paid] $25 / 45 min - Looking for people to test new tech (remote)"
23 posts
#4
Discussion
: "Please give feedback on my small mobile dice game"
6 posts
#5
Announcement
: "Your feedback reshaped my demo - thank you!"
3 posts
Member Growth in r/playtesters
Yearly
+9k members(94.3%)
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Last updated: August 13, 2026