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TinyLaunch alternatives for indie makers

LaunchIgniter, OpenHunts, Smol Launch and Open-Launch work most like TinyLaunch: a free slot tied to a badge, a podium or a long queue, and a paid launch that costs less than TinyLaunch Premium. Uneed suits a free daily launch, DevHunt suits developer tools, Product Hunt suits makers with an audience, and MegaLaunch adds a permanent listing.

MegaLaunch publishes this page and is one of the options. Facts checked on 24 Oct 2026, sources below. How this page was checked

MattFounder of MegaLaunchOctober 24, 202619 min readUpdated October 25, 2026

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Why makers look for a TinyLaunch alternative

TinyLaunch is a launch board for indie products: launches are ranked and the top 3 receive badges¹. The free route is a Standard Launch in the standard launch queue², and the paid route is Premium Launch, $39 per launch: skips the queue². The guide TinyLaunch publishes for AI agents gives the timing of each one: Free: about 4 weeks for a spot in the weekly queue. Premium: launch next Monday³.

The backlink is where most comparisons start. TinyLaunch’s homepage states the condition plainly: Dofollow when you embed its badge with a dofollow link to TinyLaunch¹. Its pricing page reserves the free plan’s high-authority backlink and badge for the top 3 ranking products, while Premium includes a guaranteed one². Launching itself does not require the badge²: the badge is the price of the followed link.

So makers usually leave for one of four reasons: the wait does not fit their date, they do not want a badge on their site, they cannot count on finishing in the weekly top 3, or the audience they need is somewhere else. The alternatives below are ordered by how closely they match TinyLaunch’s model first, then by audience. Every fact was read on each platform’s own pages and carries a numbered source with its check date. Matt, who builds MegaLaunch, wrote this comparison and includes MegaLaunch in it, with its limits.

What TinyLaunch listing links looked like on the day of the check

Link statements are worth checking against real pages. On the day of the check, the link to the product was followed on one sampled TinyLaunch listing and on a Premium launch, while two other listings carried nofollow⁴. That is consistent with the conditions above: the followed link is earned with a podium finish and the badge, or bought with Premium. It is not given to every free launch.

A quick way to see what you got: once your listing is live, right-click the link to your site and choose Inspect. A rel value of nofollow, ugc or sponsored marks the link; no such value means it is followed. Look again after the launch week, when the podium is known, because on boards that reward the top 3 the answer can depend on the final ranking.

12 TinyLaunch alternatives compared

Use this table to decide what to investigate first. Each cell quotes what the platform states on its own pages, with TinyLaunch’s own row first for reference. Read the last column with care: a badge or a link back is often the real price of a free launch.

Platform	Format	Free option	Cheapest paid option	Wait or queue	Badge or link back required
TinyLaunch	Ranked launches, badges for the top 3¹	Yes: Standard Launch, in the standard launch queue²	Premium Launch, $39 per launch: skips the queue²	Free: about 4 weeks for a spot in the weekly queue. Premium: launch next Monday³	Not to launch; its homepage ties the dofollow link to its badge²
LaunchIgniter	Weekly launches from Monday 00:00 UTC, a Winner badge for the top 3⁵	Yes: reviewed by hand, with its badge on your product homepage⁵	Basic Launch, $12 one-time: guaranteed date, no review queue⁵	Free: a waiting period, date not guaranteed. Basic: no waiting period⁵	Free: its badge on your product homepage. Paid: none⁵
OpenHunts	Weekly launches on Mondays at 8:00 AM UTC, 7 days on the homepage⁶	Yes: Free Launch, 20 slots a week⁶	Premium Launch, $9.9: the following Monday, no badge⁶	Free: about 60 weeks, or add its badge to skip. Premium: the following Monday⁶	Free: optional, its badge skips the queue. Premium: none⁶
Smol Launch	A weekly launch: makers submit every Monday, ranked by votes and engagement⁷	Yes: Free Verified, with its badge on your site and 3 votes on other launches⁷	Premium, $19 per launch: any open week, no badge⁷	Free: 50 verified slots a week, next free week shown as Dec 28. Premium: this week⁷	Free Verified: the Smol Launch badge. Premium: none⁷
Open-Launch	Daily launches at 8:00 AM UTC, with a daily top 3⁸	Listed, but free slots are fully booked into 2027⁸	Premium Launch, $12: launch tomorrow, 10 slots a day⁸	Free: booked into 2027. Premium: as early as tomorrow⁸	Free: its badge, for a dofollow link. Premium: none listed⁸
Uneed	Daily product launches, badges for the daily Top 3⁹	Yes: join the line, Uneed assigns your launch date at the back of it¹⁰	Fast-track, $14.99: a slot in about 14 days¹⁰	Free: no wait stated. Fast-track: about 14 days. Skip the line ($39.99): you pick the date¹⁰	None stated on its pricing page¹⁰
MicroLaunch	A launch with 30 days of visibility, ranked monthly¹¹	Not stated on its homepage or Premium page¹¹	Launch Pro, $39: pick your launch date¹¹	Launch Pro: you pick the date. Free: not stated¹¹	None stated on its Premium page¹¹
PeerPush	Product discovery with daily, weekly and monthly awards¹²	Yes: a launch queue, the product stays hidden until its slot¹²	Standard Launch, $39, published instantly¹²	Free: a queue PeerPush says can be long. Standard Launch: instant¹²	None stated on its pricing page¹³
Fazier	Daily product listings¹⁴	Yes: Basic, listed within 30 days, a backlink to Fazier is required¹⁴	Lite, $29: publish now or schedule, no backlink required¹⁴	Free: reviewed and listed within 30 days. Lite: publish now or schedule¹⁴	Free: a backlink to Fazier on your homepage or footer. Paid: none¹⁴
DevHunt	Developer tools, launched by week, with a Tuesday newsletter¹⁵	Yes: listing is free¹⁵	Launch, $19: pick your week, a newsletter spot and a dofollow link¹⁵	The $19 Launch lets you pick your launch week¹⁵	None stated on its About page¹⁵
Peerlist Launchpad	A weekly launch that opens every Monday, verified profiles only¹⁶	Not stated in its help center¹⁶	Not stated in its help center¹⁶	None: the window opens every Monday and a launch runs for a week¹⁶	None stated in its help center¹⁶
Product Hunt	Daily launches on a homepage leaderboard, with Product of the Day¹⁷	Yes: its launch guide says it is free to use¹⁷	None in its launch guide¹⁷	You pick the day; the guide suggests 12:01 am Pacific Time¹⁷	None stated in its launch guide¹⁷
MegaLaunch	A permanent listing, with a daily, weekly and monthly leaderboard¹⁸	Yes: live 48 hours after submission, with a link back to MegaLaunch¹⁸	Premium, $4.99 one-time (excl. VAT): live once payment is confirmed¹⁸	Free: 48 hours after submission. Premium: live as soon as payment is confirmed¹⁸	Free: a link back to MegaLaunch (required). Premium: not needed¹⁸

Prices in US dollars, as displayed on each platform’s own site on the day of the check, struck prices in the source notes. The numbers lead to the sources at the end of the page.

The alternatives, one by one

LaunchIgniter

Best for: The closest match to TinyLaunch’s model, with a cheaper paid launch.

LaunchIgniter runs on the same weekly rhythm, from Monday 00:00 UTC, with a Winner badge for the top 3⁵. A free launch is reviewed by hand and needs its badge on your product homepage⁵, and the free date is not guaranteed. The paid route is Basic Launch, $12 one-time: guaranteed date, no review queue⁵.

The link terms mirror TinyLaunch’s (Free: dofollow for the weekly top 3 only. Basic: a lifetime dofollow link⁵), so the free route rewards makers who can bring votes during their week. One rule matters if you plan to relaunch after a big update: each product can launch only once⁵. Treat that single launch as the version of the product you want people to remember.

Link type observed: Followed (no nofollow) on a sampled listing¹⁹

OpenHunts

Best for: A Monday launch, if you will either wait a long time or add its badge.

OpenHunts runs weekly launches on Mondays, with seven days on the homepage⁶. Free launches are limited⁶, and the wait is long by its own count: Free: about 60 weeks, or add its badge to skip. Premium: the following Monday⁶. The badge is optional, but it is the way to move forward in that line⁶.

The paid route is Premium Launch, $9.9: the following Monday, no badge⁶. As at TinyLaunch, a free launch only earns a dofollow link with a podium finish (Free: dofollow for the top 3 only. Premium: guaranteed dofollow⁶). If you were about to buy TinyLaunch Premium for a Monday slot, this is the same idea at a lower price, with an audience you should look at yourself before paying.

Link type observed: Varies: followed on one sampled listing, nofollow on two others²⁰

Smol Launch

Best for: Makers who will vote for other launches to earn a free verified slot.

Smol Launch also runs a weekly launch, ranked by votes and engagement⁷. Its free path asks for more than a badge: a Free Verified launch needs the badge on your site and votes on 3 other launches⁷. Free slots are capped, and the line was long on the day of the check (Free: 50 verified slots a week, next free week shown as Dec 28. Premium: this week⁷).

The paid route is Premium, $19 per launch: any open week, no badge⁷, and the link depends on the path you take (Dofollow once your site is verified with the badge; Basic Free stays nofollow⁷). One detail sets it apart from TinyLaunch, where Premium launches get a showcase spot: Free and paid launches share one weekly ranking; Featured Spots are ads outside it⁷. A paid launch buys a date and the link, not a better position.

Link type observed: Followed (no nofollow) on 3 sampled listings²¹

Open-Launch

Best for: A paid launch as soon as tomorrow, without any queue.

Open-Launch is daily rather than weekly, with launches at 8:00 AM UTC and a daily top 3⁸. Its free plan is still on the pricing page, but the calendar makes it theoretical for now (Free: booked into 2027. Premium: as early as tomorrow⁸).

That leaves the paid route: Premium Launch, $12: launch tomorrow, 10 slots a day⁸. The link terms follow TinyLaunch’s pattern for free launches and drop the conditions for paid ones (Free: dofollow only in the daily top 3 with its badge. Premium: guaranteed dofollow⁸). A daily board gives you one day in front of visitors instead of a week, so plan to be available on the launch day itself.

Link type observed: Nofollow on a sampled listing²²

Uneed

Best for: A free daily launch where votes, not a badge, earn the link.

Uneed runs daily launches, and its homepage says the daily Top 3 win badges⁹. The free route puts you at the back of a line, with the date assigned by Uneed¹⁰. The cheapest paid option is Fast-track, $14.99: a slot in about 14 days¹⁰.

Its link condition is a score rather than a badge: Do-follow from an upvote score of 20 on the free line, 10 with Fast-track¹⁰. That suits makers who would rather ask their first users for votes than place another badge on their site. Prepare those people before the date, since the same pricing page also ties staying published to a minimum score¹⁰.

Link type observed: Followed (no nofollow) on 3 sampled listings²³

MicroLaunch

Best for: A paid launch with a month of visibility instead of a week.

MicroLaunch spreads a launch over a longer window: A launch with 30 days of visibility, ranked monthly¹¹. Its public pages do not describe a free launch¹¹, so plan on the paid route: Launch Pro, $39: pick your launch date¹¹.

The paid plan states its link plainly (Do-follow backlinks with Launch Pro¹¹), and its Premium page mentions no badge¹¹. At the same price as TinyLaunch Premium, the choice comes down to the audience and the window: a month gives you more time to collect feedback than a week, if you keep showing up.

Link type observed: Followed (no nofollow) on 3 sampled listings²⁴

PeerPush

Best for: Makers who want awards over a longer window than one week.

PeerPush pairs product discovery with daily, weekly and monthly awards¹². Free submissions wait in a launch queue and stay hidden until their slot¹², and PeerPush itself says that queue can be long.

The cheapest paid route is Standard Launch, $39, published instantly¹², the same price as TinyLaunch Premium. The difference is timing: PeerPush publishes a paid launch at once, while TinyLaunch Premium waits for the next Monday. Pick by when you want the first visitors to arrive.

Link type observed: Followed (no nofollow) on 3 sampled listings²⁵

Fazier

Best for: A daily listing, when a link back to Fazier is acceptable.

Fazier publishes daily product listings¹⁴. Its free Basic plan is reviewed and listed within 30 days, with a condition attached: a backlink to Fazier on your homepage or footer¹⁴.

The paid route is Lite, $29: publish now or schedule, no backlink required¹⁴. The free trade looks like TinyLaunch’s, something on your site in exchange for value, but it works the other way round: Fazier asks for the link back to list you at all, while TinyLaunch asks for its badge only to make your link followed.

Link type observed: Followed (no nofollow) on 3 sampled listings²⁶

DevHunt

Best for: Developer tools that want a launch week and a newsletter spot.

DevHunt launches developer tools by the week, with a Tuesday newsletter¹⁵. Listing is free¹⁵, and the cheapest paid launch is Launch, $19: pick your week, a newsletter spot and a dofollow link¹⁵.

The link is stated without a badge or vote condition: A permanent dofollow link with the $19 Launch¹⁵. If your product is an API, a command line tool or a library, a week in front of developers can teach you more than a general board, provided you are around to answer technical questions as they come.

Link type observed: Followed (no nofollow) on 3 sampled listings²⁷

Peerlist Launchpad

Best for: Verified Peerlist members who want a week-long launch.

Peerlist Launchpad opens a weekly launch every Monday, for verified profiles only¹⁶. Projects are ranked on an aggregate score of upvotes, comments, views, link visits and traction¹⁶, not on votes alone.

Only the top 5 projects of the week get a backlink¹⁶, and its help center does not state a price for launching¹⁶. It fits makers who already use Peerlist; for everyone else, the verified profile is the first step.

Link type observed: Visit link marked ugc on a sampled project page²⁸

Product Hunt

Best for: Makers who can bring an audience on a day they choose.

Product Hunt runs daily launches on a homepage leaderboard, with a Product of the Day¹⁷. Its launch guide says launching is free¹⁷, and there is no queue: you pick the day, and the guide suggests 12:01 am Pacific Time¹⁷.

That removes the main constraint of TinyLaunch’s free plan, but it adds competition: a day there rewards preparation and an existing audience. One sensible sequence is a smaller board first, to fix the page and the pitch, then a Product Hunt date once the first visitors stop getting stuck.

Link type observed: Visit website link marked ugc on a sampled product page²⁹

MegaLaunch

Best for: A permanent listing that goes live in 48 hours, free or paid once.

MegaLaunch lists products permanently, with a community vote and a daily, weekly and monthly leaderboard¹⁸. A Free listing goes live 48 hours after submission¹⁸. Premium costs $4.99 one-time (excl. VAT) and goes live once payment is confirmed¹⁸.

Like TinyLaunch’s free plan, MegaLaunch’s Free listing asks for something on your site: a link back to MegaLaunch, which Premium does not need¹⁸. In return, the link to your site carries no nofollow or sponsored attribute, with no podium to win first¹⁸, and paid options never change the vote³⁰.

Matt builds MegaLaunch, so this page cannot rank it neutrally against the others. It is listed because it answers two of the reasons people leave TinyLaunch, the wait and the top 3 condition, not because it suits every product. Look at the pricing page and a few live listings before you decide.

Which TinyLaunch alternatives give a dofollow link without a badge?

On launch boards, a free followed link almost always comes with a condition. The table puts each platform’s stated terms next to what one public listing showed on the day of the check. Each sampled listing is one product on one day, and it may have paid or won its week, so treat that column as the terms in action rather than a forecast for your own launch.

Read across and a pattern appears. Free routes ask for a badge (TinyLaunch, LaunchIgniter, Open-Launch, Smol Launch), a podium finish (TinyLaunch, LaunchIgniter, OpenHunts, Open-Launch, Peerlist Launchpad) or a vote score (Uneed). Paid routes remove the condition for a fee. None of the free routes in this table states an unconditional dofollow link.

PeerPush, Fazier and Product Hunt do not state link terms on the pages checked. Their sampled listings showed a followed link at PeerPush²⁵ and Fazier²⁶, and a link marked ugc at Product Hunt²⁹, a hint search engines treat much like nofollow.

Count the badges before you commit. Each one is a visible element on your site and an outbound link you have to keep in place; a couple in a footer is easy to live with, while a long row of them says more about your marketing than about your product. If you would rather add none, the paid routes of LaunchIgniter, OpenHunts, Open-Launch and Smol Launch drop the badge. And keep the stakes in proportion: a launch link is one signal among many, as the article on whether directory submissions help SEO explains.

Platform	Link terms, as stated	Seen on a sampled listing
TinyLaunch	Dofollow when you embed its badge with a dofollow link to TinyLaunch¹	Varies: followed on 2 sampled launches, nofollow on 2 others⁴
LaunchIgniter	Free: dofollow for the weekly top 3 only. Basic: a lifetime dofollow link⁵	Followed (no nofollow) on a sampled listing¹⁹
OpenHunts	Free: dofollow for the top 3 only. Premium: guaranteed dofollow⁶	Varies: followed on one sampled listing, nofollow on two others²⁰
Smol Launch	Dofollow once your site is verified with the badge; Basic Free stays nofollow⁷	Followed (no nofollow) on 3 sampled listings²¹
Open-Launch	Free: dofollow only in the daily top 3 with its badge. Premium: guaranteed dofollow⁸	Nofollow on a sampled listing²²
Uneed	Do-follow from an upvote score of 20 on the free line, 10 with Fast-track¹⁰	Followed (no nofollow) on 3 sampled listings²³
MicroLaunch	Do-follow backlinks with Launch Pro¹¹	Followed (no nofollow) on 3 sampled listings²⁴
DevHunt	A permanent dofollow link with the $19 Launch¹⁵	Followed (no nofollow) on 3 sampled listings²⁷
Peerlist Launchpad	A backlink for the top 5 projects of the week only¹⁶	Visit link marked ugc on a sampled project page²⁸

Stated terms quote each platform’s own pages. Sampled links were read in the HTML of one public listing per platform on the day of the check.

TinyLaunch’s 110-directory package, and what to compare it with

TinyLaunch also sells a done-for-you submission service (One package: 110 directories, $279 one-time³¹). Its page says the team submits by hand³¹, and the timing is short: A report within a week; about 10 days in all³¹. It also writes down a DR floor: A minimum DR by starting point within 2 months (from DR 0 to 10: DR 15 to 20)³¹. The remedy if it is missed: More work or a full refund if the DR minimum is missed after 2 months³¹.

The same page is frank about two limits: A detailed submission report, without links to live listings³¹, and acceptance by each directory is not guaranteed. The package also includes a launch on TinyLaunch itself: A Premium Launch coupon ($39 value) with the 110-directory package³¹.

If the launch board was never the point and you mainly want listings, compare the package with dedicated services on the same basis: the price for about 100 directories, the method as each service states it, and what each report proves. A report that lists submissions is not the same as one that lists live links with their attributes.

Other directory submission services

The GetMoreBacklinks alternatives page compares the services that were taking orders on the day of the check, TinyLaunch’s package included, on those criteria. MegaLaunch sells its own directory submission service, submitted by hand with no badge needed on your site.

How to choose: six situations

Start from your constraint, not from the platform list. Most makers fit one of these cases:

No budget and no badge on your site: Uneed’s free line, where votes earn the link.
No budget, and a badge is fine: LaunchIgniter or Smol Launch, then work for the weekly top 3.
A small budget and a date that matters: the paid launches of OpenHunts, Open-Launch or LaunchIgniter.
A developer tool: DevHunt, or Peerlist Launchpad if you already keep a verified profile.
An audience ready to show up: Product Hunt, on a day you choose.
A listing that keeps working after launch week: MegaLaunch, Free or Premium.

When TinyLaunch is still the right choice

TinyLaunch stays a good choice when its weekly rhythm suits you. If you can wait about four weeks for a free slot, or pay for a launch the next Monday³, and you can bring people to vote during that week, the free route gives you a week on the board and a chance at the podium for nothing.

Premium makes sense when the guaranteed backlink matters more than the date: the pricing page promises a high-authority backlink and a regular showcase between the 3rd and 4th places². If you launch through an AI agent, TinyLaunch documents that path too, with an agent guide and a launch API³.

Choose an alternative when the queue does not fit your date, when you do not want a badge on your site, or when the audience you need is elsewhere. Running two launches a few weeks apart, one on a weekly board and one on a daily board, is a reasonable way to learn which audience responds. Give each launch its own campaign link, made with the free UTM builder, so the visits of the two stay apart in your analytics.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best alternative to TinyLaunch?

It depends on what you want to avoid. For the same weekly format with a cheaper paid launch, LaunchIgniter and OpenHunts are the closest. For a free launch without a badge, Uneed ties the link to votes instead. DevHunt suits developer tools, and Product Hunt suits makers who already have an audience.

Is TinyLaunch free?

Yes. The Standard Launch is free and waits in the weekly queue, which TinyLaunch’s agent guide puts at about four weeks. Premium costs $39 per launch and launches the next Monday. On the free plan, the badge and the high-authority backlink go to the top 3 only.

Does TinyLaunch give a dofollow backlink?

Conditionally. Its homepage says the dofollow link is granted when you embed its badge with a dofollow link back to TinyLaunch, and its pricing page reserves the free plan’s backlink for the top 3. Premium includes a guaranteed high-authority backlink. On the day of the check, sampled listings showed both followed and nofollow links.

How long is the TinyLaunch queue?

TinyLaunch’s agent guide says a free launch happens in about four weeks, once a spot in the free queue opens. Premium skips the queue and launches the next Monday. LaunchIgniter, OpenHunts and Open-Launch sell paid launches under $20 that also give you a fixed date.

Is TinyLaunch worth it?

It is worth it if a week on a ranked board fits your plan and you can bring votes, since the free route only costs time. Premium at $39 buys a date and a guaranteed backlink; compare it with the paid launches of LaunchIgniter, OpenHunts and Open-Launch, which cost less. This page gives no rating: judge by your own launch results.

Methodology and sources

Every third-party fact was read on the platform’s own pages on 24 October 2026: pricing pages, FAQs, terms, launch guides and help centers, plus, for TinyLaunch, its agent guide (llms.txt) and its submission service page. Link types were read in the HTML of public listing pages the same day: a sample, not a census. Prices are in US dollars as displayed, with any struck price in the source notes.

Domain Ratings are left out. Several platforms print their own figure, but none was read on Ahrefs for this page, so no column would compare them on the same basis. Ratings, traffic and acceptance rates are not given either, because no platform publishes comparable figures. MegaLaunch’s values are read from its own code, so they always match its pricing page.

MegaLaunch’s prices are shown excl. VAT, as everywhere on its site: tax is added at checkout based on the buyer’s country. Other platforms’ prices are quoted as displayed on their own sites, which do not always say whether tax is included, so a MegaLaunch price and another price on this page may not be on the same tax basis. Compare the totals each checkout shows before you pay.

tinylaunch.com, checked on 24 Oct 2026. TinyLaunch: format; backlink, as stated.
tinylaunch.com/pricing, checked on 24 Oct 2026. TinyLaunch: free option; cheapest paid option; badge or link back required. The pricing page sets no badge condition on the free plan; the homepage asks for the badge for a dofollow link.
tinylaunch.com/llms.txt, checked on 24 Oct 2026. TinyLaunch: wait or queue; API or MCP. Its pricing page names a standard launch queue without a wait; its agent guide gives the 4 weeks.
tinylaunch.com/launch/25724-my-real-profit, checked on 24 Oct 2026. TinyLaunch: link type observed. Product link read in the page HTML: rel="noopener". The same day, /launch/22130-breakcount and /launch/22181-outclimbed carried rel="nofollow noopener", and /launch/25294-agilehero (a Premium launch) rel="noopener".
launchigniter.com/pricing, checked on 24 Oct 2026. LaunchIgniter: format; free option; cheapest paid option; wait or queue; badge or link back required; backlink, as stated; moderation.
openhunts.com/pricing, checked on 24 Oct 2026. OpenHunts: format; free option; cheapest paid option; wait or queue; badge or link back required; backlink, as stated. Shown beside a struck $19.
smollaunch.com/pricing, checked on 24 Oct 2026. Smol Launch: format; free option; cheapest paid option; wait or queue; badge or link back required; backlink, as stated; ranking rules. Free covers a product’s first launch only; later launches use a paid tier. The page showed 450 makers ahead in the free queue.
open-launch.com/pricing, checked on 24 Oct 2026. Open-Launch: format; free option; cheapest paid option; wait or queue; badge or link back required; backlink, as stated.
uneed.best, checked on 24 Oct 2026. Uneed: format.
uneed.best/pricing, checked on 24 Oct 2026. Uneed: free option; cheapest paid option; wait or queue; badge or link back required; backlink, as stated. The pricing page also asks for an upvote score of 10 for a free launch to stay published.
microlaunch.net/premium, checked on 24 Oct 2026. MicroLaunch: format; free option; cheapest paid option; wait or queue; badge or link back required; backlink, as stated. The New Launch flow sits behind a sign-in; neither public page describes a free launch. Shown beside a struck $49, with a 20% code advertised for the week.
peerpush.com, checked on 24 Oct 2026. PeerPush: format; free option; cheapest paid option; wait or queue.
peerpush.com/pricing, checked on 24 Oct 2026. PeerPush: badge or link back required.
fazier.com/submit, checked on 24 Oct 2026. Fazier: format; free option; cheapest paid option; wait or queue; badge or link back required. Fazier shows the $29 Lite price beside a struck $39.
devhunt.org/about, checked on 24 Oct 2026. DevHunt: format; free option; cheapest paid option; wait or queue; badge or link back required; backlink, as stated.
help.peerlist.io/individual/launchpad/frequently-asked-questions-about-spotlight-by-peerlist, checked on 24 Oct 2026. Peerlist Launchpad: format; free option; cheapest paid option; wait or queue; badge or link back required; ranking rules; backlink, as stated.
producthunt.com/launch, checked on 24 Oct 2026. Product Hunt: format; free option; cheapest paid option; wait or queue; badge or link back required. The guide links an Advertise page but describes no paid launch.
megalaun.ch/pricing, MegaLaunch’s own terms, read from its code at publication. MegaLaunch: format; free option; cheapest paid option; wait or queue; badge or link back required; link type observed. Prices exclude VAT. Tax is added at checkout based on your country.
launchigniter.com/product/dayboard, checked on 24 Oct 2026. LaunchIgniter: link type observed. Visit Website link read in the page HTML: rel="noopener noreferrer", on a top 3 product of week 42.
openhunts.com/projects/dayboard, checked on 24 Oct 2026. OpenHunts: link type observed. Visit links read in the page HTML: rel="noopener" on /projects/dayboard, rel="noopener nofollow" on /projects/ai-song-cover-generator and /projects/aimaketattoo.
smollaunch.com/products/basicops, checked on 24 Oct 2026. Smol Launch: link type observed. Visit Website links read in the page HTML: rel="noopener noreferrer" on /products/basicops, /products/arg-architect and /products/everygen-ai.
open-launch.com/projects/funboxie-1238, checked on 24 Oct 2026. Open-Launch: link type observed. Visit link read in the page HTML: rel="noopener nofollow", on the project ranked first on the homepage that day.
uneed.best/tool/tiemdo, checked on 24 Oct 2026. Uneed: link type observed. Visit links read in the page HTML: rel="noopener" on /tool/tiemdo, /tool/draftyourapp and /tool/fast-surveys. A free launch below the stated upvote score may differ.
microlaunch.net/p/takejournal, checked on 24 Oct 2026. MicroLaunch: link type observed. Visit Website links read in the page HTML: rel="noopener noreferrer" on /p/takejournal, /p/wotsthat and /p/tarnvek.
peerpush.com/p/verbameet, checked on 24 Oct 2026. PeerPush: link type observed. Visit site links read in the page HTML: rel="noopener" on /p/verbameet, /p/accountgo and /p/ajax-calculator. Sponsored slots on the same pages are marked sponsored nofollow.
fazier.com/launches/opentag, checked on 24 Oct 2026. Fazier: link type observed. Visit links read in the page HTML: rel="noreferrer" or "noopener" on /launches/opentag, /launches/adshy and /launches/adsturbo.
devhunt.org/tool/aiatlas, checked on 24 Oct 2026. DevHunt: link type observed. Visit website links read in the page HTML: rel="noopener" on /tool/aiatlas, /tool/aipokerbot and /tool/arg-software.
peerlist.io/ojas_13/project/spacewise, checked on 24 Oct 2026. Peerlist Launchpad: link type observed. Read in the rendered page: rel="ugc". The help center gives a backlink to the weekly top 5 only.
producthunt.com/products/raycast, checked on 24 Oct 2026. Product Hunt: link type observed. Read in the rendered page: rel="noreferrer noopener ugc". Google treats ugc as a hint, like nofollow.
megalaun.ch/moderation, MegaLaunch’s own terms, read from its code at publication. MegaLaunch: ranking rules.
tinylaunch.com/submission-service, checked on 24 Oct 2026. TinyLaunch: plans and prices; method, as stated; turnaround, as stated; DR or DA promise; refund terms; report; extras. From DR 11 to 15 it guarantees DR 20 to 25, from DR 16 to 20 it guarantees DR 25 to 30. Its terms (tinylaunch.com/tos) state no other refund case for the service.

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