List of Platforms to Launch Your Product

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Launching a digital product without a clear distribution strategy is like opening a store in the middle of nowhere and hoping customers will somehow find it.

Most entrepreneurs spend months building their product but only days thinking about where to launch it, which explains why 90% of launches generate less than 100 visits. The difference between a failed launch and one that brings thousands of early users often comes down to choosing the right platforms and timing your submissions strategically.

This guide covers 70 platforms where you can launch and list your digital business, ranked by traffic, ease of use, cost, and actual results. If you want deeper insights into your specific market before launching, check out our market clarity reports, which include competitor analysis, pain points detection, and distribution strategies for 100+ product categories.

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The Complete List of Launch Platforms

• 1. Hacker News

  Hacker News is a tech-focused community where you submit your product with a "Show HN:" prefix and the homepage front page can drive 20,000-30,000 visitors in a single day. You create an account, submit your product URL (required), leave the text field blank, then immediately post a first comment explaining your backstory and technical details. The platform gets 3-3.5 million monthly visitors, and it's 100% free but highly competitive, with a tech-savvy developer audience that can be critical.

• 2. Product Hunt

  Product Hunt is the industry-standard launch platform where you submit at 12:01 AM PST and compete in a 24-hour voting window that can generate 1,000-10,000+ website visits. You need an account that's at least one week old, and successful launches require 2-4 months of community engagement beforehand. The platform has 3.6-5 million monthly visitors with 500,000+ newsletter subscribers, it's completely free to use, but you can only launch once per product unless you pivot significantly.

• 3. Crunchbase

  Crunchbase is a business database where you create a company profile that gets 5.57 million monthly visits with an average session duration of 19:38 minutes. You sign up, add your startup details (name, description, founders, funding history), and submit for review, though the profile is community-editable so you need to monitor it with Google Alerts. The basic listing is free, with paid plans starting at $29/month for advanced features, and it's particularly valuable for startups seeking funding or investment credibility.

• 4. Wellfound (formerly AngelList)

  Wellfound is a dual-purpose platform connecting startups with investors and tech talent, attracting 4.2 million monthly visits from 35,000+ recruiting companies and 2 million+ candidates. You create a detailed company profile with business model, team info, and funding information, then post unlimited jobs for free. Basic access and job posting are completely free, with paid plans starting at $149/month for advanced screening, making it perfect for tech startups looking to hire and raise funding simultaneously.

• 5. AlternativeTo

  AlternativeTo is a community-driven platform where users discover software by searching for alternatives to existing products, generating 4.61 million monthly visits with strong organic search traffic. You search for your category or similar products, then suggest your tool as an alternative, providing details and platform support information. It's 100% free to submit and list, rankings are determined by community voting and reviews, and it's excellent for long-term organic discovery through search engines.

• 6. Indie Hackers

  Indie Hackers is a community platform owned by Stripe where 1-1.6 million monthly visitors connect around bootstrapped projects and transparent revenue sharing. You create an account, build your profile, share your project through multiple methods (community posts, product pages, groups, milestone updates), and engage authentically with 140,000+ community members. It's 100% free with no paid options, but success depends entirely on genuine participation and building-in-public culture rather than one-time promotional posts.

• 7. BetaList

  BetaList is a curated directory that features your startup on the homepage for 24 hours and in a daily newsletter, typically generating 387-1,000+ visitors and 46-300+ beta testers. You fill out a submission form with your startup details, and if approved, you get featured after a 2+ month wait (free) or within 3-4 days with expedited review ($129). The platform gets 96,500-205,000 monthly visits with 100,000+ registered users, but it doesn't accept blogs, newsletters, courses, books, or consultancies.

• 8. F6S

  F6S is a platform connecting 1.5 million+ tech founders with accelerators, investors, and funding opportunities through 1.08 million monthly visits. You create a free profile with your startup information and apply directly to programs through the platform, using their free tools for networking and job postings. Everything is 100% free, including accelerator applications and networking features, though standing out among 600,000+ registered startups can be challenging.

• 9. BetaPage (now Pitchwall)

  BetaPage is a more lenient alternative to BetaList where you get an immediately accessible public link after submission, attracting 57,000-65,000 monthly visitors. You fill out a form with basic details, share your link to get 5 upvotes, and with those votes your product appears in the "Recent" section (featured listing costs around $60). The platform has 40,000+ listed products with 30,000-45,000 newsletter subscribers, accepts startups at any stage, and has no strict approval process unlike BetaList.



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• 10. SaaSHub

  SaaSHub is a directory of 195,000+ products across 40+ categories where community upvoting determines rankings, generating 856,000 monthly visitors. You submit a free listing that appears in category pages based on engagement and objective ranking algorithms. Basic listing is free, featured placement costs $99/month for homepage prominence, and it's particularly strong for long-term organic discovery through category and alternative searches.

• 11. BetaTesting

  BetaTesting is a professional testing service connecting you with 400,000-450,000 verified testers globally, plus 4 million additional participants through partner networks. You choose self-service or managed testing plans, define your target audience using 100+ criteria, create custom test processes, and the platform recruits from their panel. Plans start at $170/month for subscriptions or $2,500+ for project-based testing, with tester incentives typically ranging from $0-25 per test.

• 12. Uneed

  Uneed runs daily launch competitions where 8-15 products compete in a 24-hour voting period, with winners getting permanent listings and dofollow backlinks from their 42,000-71,000 monthly visitors. You submit your product details, products launch at 12:00 AM PST, and you need to promote your page to get votes. Free submission competes in daily launches, or you can pay $30-40 to skip the queue and choose your launch day, with homepage promotion packages ranging from $137-657.

• 13. BetaBound

  BetaBound is owned by Centercode and posts beta testing announcements daily, promoting them via social media to thousands of potential volunteer testers. You complete a free submission form, their team reviews and creates announcements, then posts are published and categorized by product type (iOS, Mac, Windows, Web Apps). It's 100% free to post, though priority features go to Centercode customers, and testers volunteer without payment (though gift card incentives are common).

• 14. Peerlist

  Peerlist is a LinkedIn alternative for tech professionals where you can submit products to their weekly Spotlight section (limited to 50 products per week) attracting 188,000-209,000 monthly visitors. You join the platform, create a professional profile, submit your product for the weekly launch, and products stay visible for one week with community upvoting. It's 100% free but doesn't provide dofollow links, and slots fill quickly each week so you need to be ready when the new week begins.

• 15. MicroLaunch

  MicroLaunch is a feedback-focused platform where products run for one full month while the community provides "Roasts" (critical feedback) and "Boosts" (positive feedback) to 50,000 monthly visitors. You create an account, submit your product or idea with details and media, then participate in the monthly leaderboard rankings organized by batch (e.g., "S11 Batch"). Free submission gives you one month of exposure, with affordable premium options for extended visibility and enhanced features, and users report that 14.5% of their traffic came from the platform.

• 16. Tech in Asia

  Tech in Asia is an editorial news platform covering the Asian tech ecosystem, generating 836,000-1.77 million monthly visits with a focus on Southeast Asia. You contact editors@techinasia.com for coverage or reach out to their advertising team for sponsored content, and they also run annual conferences in Asian cities. It's primarily editorial rather than self-service, with subscription costs of $18/month or $180/year, plus advertising packages available for those targeting the Asian market.

• 17. GeekWire

  GeekWire is a Pacific Northwest tech publication with 2-3 million monthly visitors where you can submit to their Startup List Database for free editorial coverage. You fill out a submission form at their dedicated page, staff reviews all submissions for inclusion, and they publish the monthly GeekWire 200 ranking of top startups. It's 100% free to submit but restricted to startups headquartered in Washington, Oregon, Idaho, or British Columbia that are less than 15 years old and privately owned.

• 18. Launching Next

  Launching Next is a startup directory where you submit for review and, if approved, appear in daily and trending sections based on community engagement, with 44,878+ startups already featured. You click "Submit Your Startup", fill out the form with details, and wait for approval. Free submission is available with paid promotion options (pricing not disclosed), and it's less selective than BetaList though multiple sources indicate traffic isn't competitive with major platforms.

• 19. DevHunt

  DevHunt is a developer-focused platform exclusively for APIs, SDKs, frameworks, libraries, and IDEs, attracting 75,000 monthly visitors and 10,000+ newsletter subscribers. GitHub-verified users submit their developer tools, products stay on the homepage for one week ranked by upvotes, and all submissions include dofollow links. It's free with a 6-week wait or $49 to skip the queue, built by developers specifically for the developer tools niche.



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• 20. StackShare

  StackShare is a developer-centric platform where 1.5 million registered users explore, compare, and build tech stacks, with tools used by 40+ million developers for discovery. You share your tech stack, compare tools, and get listed in their database alongside featured stacks from companies like Airbnb, Slack, and Spotify. It's better suited for infrastructure and developer tools than consumer products, and was recently acquired by FOSSA in August 2024.

• 21. Killer Startups

  Killer Startups creates full feature articles about your startup published every Monday with newsletter distribution, reaching 125,000-513,000 unique monthly views. You fill out a detailed submission form answering all questions with original text (no placeholders), and the editorial team writes a comprehensive article. Free submission comes with a 3-6 month wait, fast-track costs $197 for quick listing, and premium consultation is $500 including an in-depth interview.

• 22. Startup Stash

  Startup Stash is one of the world's largest curated directories of startup tools and resources, emphasizing quality over quantity through manual review. You browse to the relevant category and submit your tool for inclusion in their collection. It's 100% free to browse and submit, though not all submissions get accepted due to their curated approach, making it particularly strong for long-term organic discovery.

• 23. VentureBeat

  VentureBeat accepts guest posts (800-1,200 words) focused on AI/ML, data infrastructure, enterprise analytics, and security through their DataDecisionMakers channel, reaching 917,000-1.03 million monthly visits. You submit a full draft as an editable Google Doc with a one-sentence bio and properly licensed images (2:1 ratio, minimum 1,200x600px). Guest posts are 100% free but must be original content (not published elsewhere), cannot be AI-written or promotional, and you'll get a response within 14 business days or it's rejected.

• 24. The Next Web (TNW)

  The Next Web is a European tech publication with 7.2-8 million monthly visits where you send news tips to tips@thenextweb.com or apply for their startup program. Their startup program accepts bootstrapped to seed-stage companies founded between 2018-2024 with under 100 employees, and they host annual pitch competitions at conferences. Editorial coverage is 100% free with a focus on the European tech ecosystem, though TNW announced shutdown of events and media operations in 2025 with their last conference in June 2025.

• 25. TechCrunch

  TechCrunch is the most prominent tech publication with 9.39 million monthly visits, but only about 7% of stories cover funding rounds under $20 million and product launches alone rarely get covered. You fill out a company profile form, email tips@techcrunch.com for news tips, or email guestcolumns@techcrunch.com for thought leadership pieces (1,000-2,000 words). Editorial coverage is 100% free but extremely competitive, requiring genuinely newsworthy content like significant funding rounds, major partnerships, or launches from already notable companies.

• 26. Mashable

  Mashable reaches 17.3 million monthly visitors but has no formal guest post program, requiring direct outreach to specific reporters via social media instead. You find reporters covering your sector, build relationships before pitching, and pitch must be creative, concise (7 sentences max), and demonstrate why it matters to their audience. It's 100% free but extremely competitive (receives 50+ press releases daily, publishes only a few), and Mashable coverage often creates a ripple effect leading to other outlets covering you.

• 27. Startup Ranking

  Startup Ranking uses an automatic algorithm to rank startups and offers an SR Booster service where agents manually submit your startup to 120+ directories over 2-4 weeks. You submit your startup through their website form and track it via live report, with rankings based on various automated factors. Basic listing is free, while SR Booster paid plans range from Starter (30+ directories) to Ultimate (120+ directories with 100-120 guaranteed backlinks), but you must be approved on their platform before purchasing SR Booster.

• 28. Fazier

  Fazier requires you to upvote or comment on 2 projects before unlocking the ability to submit your own (community engagement requirement), reaching 6,000 monthly visitors and 2,500+ newsletter subscribers. You submit your product after meeting the participation requirement, get ranked by upvotes, and top products get featured in their newsletter. Free submission is available, or $39 gets you a newsletter shoutout and homepage sponsorship with dofollow links included.

• 29. Pioneer.app

  Pioneer is a 3-month remote accelerator (with 1 month in Silicon Valley) where you submit weekly progress updates during tournament periods and get ranked by community voting plus an expert panel including Marc Andreessen and Patrick Collison. Selected participants pitch at a virtual demo day, and if chosen you accept 1% equity for benefits or take a $20K investment. It's free to participate, 300+ funded founders have gone through across 50+ countries, and companies collectively raised $200M+ after the program (though the tournament format ended in 2024).



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• 30. Makerlog (now Ambitious Founder)

  Makerlog is a daily accountability platform where 4,000-8,000+ members log tasks and completed work to build shipping streaks, with task logging visible to the community for feedback. You sign up free, create a project profile, log daily tasks to build consecutive-day streaks, and integrate with tools via API/Webhooks (Trello, Todoist, Slack). Core features like task logging and community access are free, with Makerlog Gold at $5/month for premium features and partnerships with Maker's Kitchen Slack community.

• 31. WIP.co

  WIP is an invite-based, curated community of 3,652-3,666 makers building 5,050+ projects publicly, where members share daily todos and maintain shipping streaks. You need an invitation from an existing member or application approval to join, then create a project profile and participate in weekly video hangouts for networking. Membership is paid (historically around $20/month), requires active shipping to maintain access, and focuses on quality over quantity with strong peer accountability culture.

• 32. Pitchwall

  Pitchwall displays products in random order rather than by votes (ensuring equal visibility for all submissions), reaching 57,000 monthly visitors and 45,000+ newsletter subscribers. You submit finished or beta products for free, and products appear randomly on the homepage so nothing gets buried by vote counts. Free submission comes with a 30-day approval wait, or $99 lets you choose your launch date, with advertising starting at $199.

• 33. Feedough

  Feedough writes full blog posts featuring your startup (not just directory listings), reaching 800,000-1 million monthly visitors with strong blog readership. You submit through their contact form for consideration, and their editorial team creates a comprehensive article about your company. It's 100% free and accepts all startups and digital businesses, though the editorial selection process is competitive.

• 34. Firsto

  Firsto limits launches to only 2 homepage spots per day, guaranteeing visibility since every product gets seen rather than buried in an endless feed. You submit for consideration for one of the daily slots. It's free or $19 for premium, but it's a newer platform with smaller reach (Domain Rating: 29), making it ideal for guaranteed exposure over volume.

• 35. Saaspa.ge

  Saaspa.ge is a data-driven launch platform showing real metrics for each directory (domain authority, referral traffic, backlink strength, conversion rates) so you can make strategic submission decisions. Created by Pim after his viral directory list, it focuses on providing actionable metrics for informed launch decisions. The metrics-first approach means less community feel but better ROI visibility, making it ideal for strategic founders who want data before submitting.

• 36. OpenHunts

  OpenHunts is a transparent community-driven alternative with open metrics visible to all users, featuring fresh launches, highlights, and a hall of fame section. You launch for free or $9 for paid launch, with dofollow links available depending on your plan. It's a growing platform (Domain Rating: 20) still building its community, perfect for founders who value transparency over established reach.

• 37. CtrlAlt.cc

  CtrlAlt.cc is a directory of lesser-known startup tools focused on low/no-code and AI tools, attracting 15,700 monthly visitors. You submit for free with a chosen launch date, and products appear on the homepage on their scheduled day. It costs $39 for a week-long homepage feature with dofollow links included, making it a hidden gem for makers with minimal friction.

• 38. Launched.io

  Launched.io showcases startups and SaaS products organized month-wise (by launch month) after a 24-hour review process, reaching 31,000 monthly visitors. You submit your details (name, URL, images) and get early user feedback from their creator community. It's 100% free with monthly organization that may limit daily visibility, but it's good for building your founder network.

• 39. Tiny Launch

  Tiny Launch adds products weekly with only the top 3 getting dofollow backlinks from their high-authority site (Domain Rating: 61), reaching 3,000 monthly visitors. You submit for free and compete in upvote rankings, or pay $10/week for a featured spot. The audience is smaller, but the high domain rating means strong SEO value from backlinks if you reach top 3.



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• 40. Tiny Startups

  Tiny Startups is a newsletter-focused directory celebrating tiny and micro startups, reaching 23,000 monthly visitors and 17,000+ newsletter subscribers. You submit for free with dofollow links for the top 3 weekly launches, and get featured in their newsletter. It's perfect for indie hackers and passion projects, though only top 3 get dofollow links and the indie focus may not suit VC-backed startups.

• 41. Product Burst

  Product Burst is a Product Hunt-style directory promoting new digital tools and startups with a lightweight submission process and community upvoting. You submit through their simple form, get ranked by community votes, and dofollow links depend on launch type and ranking. It has moderate traffic with a Domain Rating of 47, making it especially useful for bootstrapped teams and early-stage digital products.

• 42. SoloPush

  SoloPush is positioned for solo founders to quietly launch with guaranteed dofollow links and gain SEO value without competitive pressure. You submit for free and automatically receive dofollow links regardless of votes or rankings. The "quiet launch" positioning means lower immediate traffic but a solid SEO foundation, making it smart for early-stage growth and building your backlink profile.

• 43. Open Launch

  Open Launch is an open-source platform providing a clean launchpad for new digital products with SEO-friendly dofollow links included. You launch for free or pay $9 for enhanced visibility on their growing community platform. It's newer (Domain Rating: 36), but the open-source nature appeals to the developer community, making it good for technical products and dev-focused startups.

• 44. StartupBase

  StartupBase is a community-driven platform for showcasing products and connecting with users and investors across various industries, attracting 12,000 monthly visitors. You submit for free and access their curated directory, with sponsorship plans available for homepage and newsletter promotion. The audience is relatively smaller, but it's good for making investor connections and community building.

• 45. Resource FYI

  Resource FYI is a launch platform exclusively for resources targeting marketers, developers, and designers, reaching 30,500 monthly visitors. You submit for free with community upvoting, and resources are ranked by date and upvotes through a handpicked curation process. You must target one of the three specific audiences, and the review process ensures curated quality selection for B2B tools.

• 46. 1000 Tools

  1000 Tools maintains an exclusive list of only 1,000 best tools with a daily rotation system preventing the same tools from always appearing on top, reaching 23,000 monthly visitors. You submit early before slots permanently fill, paying $5.99/month for listing. The limited capacity (1,000 tools maximum) and daily rotation ensures visibility, but you need to submit sooner rather than later as slots are limited.

• 47. Launching Today

  Launching Today accepts products in six specific categories (AI, Marketing, Dev tools, Productivity, SEO, No-code), reaching 14,000 monthly visitors. You submit if your product fits one of the categories, then get ranked by community upvotes. It's a newer indie-built platform (Domain Rating: 19) that's good for products fitting the specific categories, though it's limited to those six niches only.

• 48. Twelve Tools

  Twelve Tools curates exactly 12 best tools daily across marketing, social, AI, dev, and productivity categories, reaching 500 monthly visitors. You submit for free with 72-hour verification, or pay $12 for 24-hour verification. It has very small audience and a daily limit of 12 featured tools (highly competitive), but the curation quality is strong and fast-track verification is affordable.

• 49. Awesome Indie

  Awesome Indie curates indie-built projects with strict indie criteria (must be independently built), featuring only 4 products daily to their 5,000 monthly visitors. You submit for free and get reviewed by their team, with all entries receiving dofollow links. The waiting queue is long and the daily feature limit is very small, but it's great for long-tail SEO with dofollow links and has a loyal maker audience.



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• 50. Startup Lister

  Startup Lister is a simple launch platform with upvote-based ranking and straightforward functionality, reaching 4,000 monthly visitors. You submit through their basic form and get voted on by the community without complex features. The audience is small and functionality is basic, but it's good for a simple, no-frills listing approach.

• 51. Extend Hunt

  Extend Hunt extends your Product Hunt launch visibility beyond the standard single day using a time-extension mechanic where each upvote adds 1 hour to your 12-hour starting visibility. You sign in with your Product Hunt account after launching there, then benefit from extended exposure (though the platform only gets 1,500 monthly visitors). It's 100% free but requires an existing Product Hunt launch first, making it a good supplemental platform rather than a standalone option.

• 52. NoCode List

  NoCode List exclusively features no-code tools across 300+ tools in various categories, reaching 54,000 monthly visitors. You create a free account and submit your no-code tool, or pay $150/week for a featured homepage spot. It's strictly limited to no-code tools only (cannot include coded products), but offers good traffic for the niche audience of no-code builders.

• 53. Startups FYI

  Startups FYI is a newsletter-focused directory showcasing profitable startups (must demonstrate profitability, not pre-revenue), reaching 32,000 monthly visitors and 12,000+ newsletter subscribers. You submit for free with a long queue or pay to skip, and classified ads cost £169 per issue. The platform reaches founders and tech enthusiasts with strong newsletter focus, but free submission has a long queue.

• 54. Internet is Beautiful

  Internet is Beautiful collects the most useful and interesting websites targeting curious minds and early adopters, reaching 9,000 monthly visitors but 16,000+ newsletter subscribers. You submit through a free form or use paid plans to skip the queue and boost visibility. The web traffic is smaller but newsletter reach is strong, and it's uniquely positioned for interesting and creative digital products.

• 55. Insanely Cool Tools

  Insanely Cool Tools curates the best tools weekly in a newsletter with a 40% open rate, reaching 10,000 monthly visitors and 20,000+ newsletter subscribers. You submit for free or pay to skip the queue and get featured in their weekly curation. The newsletter-to-traffic ratio is strong with impressive engagement, and the focus on "cool" tools means timing matters for weekly features.

• 56. Joinly

  Joinly displays products chronologically (newest on top) without upvoting systems, reaching 7,000 monthly visitors and 5,000+ newsletter subscribers. You pay $2.99 minimum to submit, with premium plans available for 7-day featured section promotion. The audience is smaller and there's no community voting, but the pay-to-submit model ($2.99) keeps entry costs very low.

• 57. Huzzler

  Huzzler is a community platform for creators and indie founders with a focus on networking, though dofollow backlinks only come with paid options. You use the platform for free to connect with like-minded creators and build relationships. It's a newer platform with growing creator community, and the exposure among creators is worthwhile for community building even without the backlinks.

• 58. JustGotFound

  JustGotFound is a micro-directory for new tools and products with quick exposure and free dofollow links included from day one. You submit for free and immediately get listed with backlinks. Traffic is very small and Domain Rating is only 2, but it's good for building your backlink profile from launch day despite minimal immediate traffic.

• 59. Super Launch

  Super Launch is an early-stage platform offering completely free submissions with no paid tiers available. You submit and get listed without any cost barrier. The audience is very small (Domain Rating: 5) with no current SEO benefits, but early-stage means less competition and it's free to try with no downside risk.



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• 60. Launch Day

  Launch Day is a paid-only premium platform guaranteeing high visibility with homepage placement and SEO-friendly links for $99. You pay for the launch (no free option available) and receive prominent placement. It's a very new platform (Domain Rating: 6) with curated/smaller audience due to the paid model, making it best for startups ready to invest in a premium launch attempt.

• 61. Top 10 Now

  Top 10 Now curates ranked lists of best new tools and startups with a low-cost submission model at just $10 for dofollow links. You submit your tool and pay $10 to get listed with backlinks. The Domain Rating is strong at 56 for the price, and dofollow links depend on launch type, making it affordable and ideal for niche tools.

• 62. Owwly

  Owwly provides no time limit on visibility (products stay in directory permanently even as they move down), reaching 4,000 monthly visitors and 2,000+ newsletter subscribers. You get free listing in the "all tools" dashboard, or pay $17/day for homepage spot or $35 for sidebar feature. The audience is small but products have permanent visibility in the directory section with affordable daily pricing.

• 63. Prefinery

  Prefinery is a waitlist management tool (not a discovery platform) that creates viral waitlist campaigns with referral features, used by 23,477+ tech businesses over 17 years. You customize signup forms, emails, and landing pages, set referral goals and rewards, then integrate via simple code and manage beta invitations from your dashboard. Plans start at $69/month (billed semi-annually) with overage charges of $0.005 per user per month, and companies report 10,000+ signups in the first day with 25%+ referral rates, but it requires you to drive your own traffic.

• 64. Slant

  Slant is a community-driven platform offering unbiased software and tech product reviews in Q&A format, with collaboratively edited resources for quick decision-making. You get listed as an alternative to established products through community recommendations. It's less launch-focused and more comparison/review focused, making it good for getting positioned against existing products with community voting determining rankings.

• 65. GetLatka

  GetLatka is a SaaS data intelligence platform tracking revenue, growth, valuations, and metrics (not primarily a launch platform), founded by Nathan Latka. You get listed in their database of thousands of SaaS companies with detailed metrics (revenue, CAC, churn, LTV). It's subscription-based with more focus on research/intelligence than launches, but valuable for transparency, credibility, and data sharing in the B2B SaaS space.

• 66. LatamList

  LatamList is an editorial news platform for the Latin American startup ecosystem featuring funding rounds, acquisitions, and startup news with bi-monthly newsletter distribution. You pitch through their editorial team focusing on significant company news. It's editorial (not self-service launch), geographically focused on Latin America (Brazil, Mexico, Colombia, Chile, Argentina), and free for coverage but selection is competitive.

• 67. EU-Startups

  EU-Startups is the leading online magazine about startups in Europe where startups submit through advertising packages for coverage and directory listings. You purchase advertising packages (pricing not disclosed) to get featured through news articles and directory inclusion. It's English language only, restricted to European startups, and editorial-driven rather than self-service, making it best for European companies seeking regional visibility.

• 68. Tech.eu

  Tech.eu provides editorial news coverage and insights for European tech with a paywall model ($18/month or $180/year), reaching 300,000-400,000 monthly visits. You contact their business/advertising team for sponsored content or pitch their editorial team for coverage. It's English language, geographically focused on European tech, and primarily editorial rather than self-service, with acquisition by Business Times (Singapore) in 2024.

• 69. BetaKit

  BetaKit focuses exclusively on Canadian startup news and tech innovation with primarily staff-generated content covering the Canadian ecosystem. You contact via social media or email for coverage consideration of funding rounds, acquisitions, and trends. It's 100% free for editorial coverage, geographically restricted to Canadian startups and tech, and not a self-service platform since the editorial team decides all coverage.

• 70. Sideprojectors

  Sideprojectors is a marketplace where you can showcase, sell, or find co-founders for side projects, with manual approval causing submission delays. You sign up, choose submission type (Showcase, Sell with price, or Find Co-founder), can import from Product Hunt to save time, then wait for review. It's free for basic submission and showcase, but more focused on trading/marketplace than launch publicity, making it best for selling abandoned projects or finding collaborators.

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