Launch platforms — where to launch your product
Launch platforms showcase new products for a day or a week and rank them by community votes. A good launch can bring a spike of early adopters, feedback and press. Combine one or two big launches with a steady stream of smaller ones.
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LaunchDir
launchdir.com
Where great products get discovered.
KillerStartups
killerstartups.com
Startup news and reviews of new products.
SideProjectors
sideprojectors.com
Showcase, sell or find side projects.
Indie Hackers
indiehackers.com
The community of founders building profitable online businesses.
OpenHunts
openhunts.com
Weekly product launches for makers.
BetaPage
betapage.co
A community of tech lovers discovering new startups.
r/SideProject
reddit.com
Reddit's community for sharing side projects.
TinyLaunch
tinylaunch.com
Weekly launches for small products.
Launching Next
launchingnext.com
A showcase of new startups and side projects.
DevHunt
devhunt.org
The launch platform for developer tools.
Fazier
fazier.com
Launch your product and get discovered by makers.
Microlaunch
microlaunch.net
A month-long launch platform for indie products.
Uneed
uneed.best
Daily launches and a curated directory of tools.
Peerlist Launchpad
peerlist.io
Weekly launches from the Peerlist maker community.
BetaList
betalist.com
Discover and get early access to tomorrow's startups.
Hacker News — Show HN
news.ycombinator.com
Share something you've made with the Hacker News community.
Product Hunt
producthunt.com
The best new products in tech, launched daily.
Frequently asked questions
- What is a launch platform?
- A launch platform is a site where makers post new products for a limited time and the community votes on them. Top-ranked launches get extra visibility, newsletters features and badges.
- Which launch platform should I start with?
- Pick the one where your audience already is: developer tools do well on Show HN and DevHunt, consumer and SaaS products on Product Hunt, and indie projects on maker communities.
- Can I launch on more than one platform?
- Yes. Most makers stagger launches over a few weeks so each one gets full attention and can reuse lessons from the previous launch.
- Do I need to pay to launch?
- Usually not. Many platforms are free with optional paid upgrades to skip a queue or pick a date. Filter by pricing on this page.