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Fabian Maume

What are the best alternative to Product Hunt?

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I'm preparing an update to my article about the top alternatives to Product Hunt: https://www.tetriz.io/blog/top-4... So far I have been covering MicroLaunch, Fazier, BetaList & AppSumo. Which other platform do you think deserves to be mentioned?
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Paolo Go
I would also mention Uneed.best
Karan Arora from Boringlaunch 🚀

Here are some popular ones:

  1. Indie Hackers : Free, plus you can submit your product updates as well after launching

  2. Microlaunch: Free and your product will be listed for the complete month

  3. Betalist: You can submit for free, but the acceptance rate is low. (only good products get approved for free).

  4. HackerNews: Free, When you submit your product post, add Show HN: to the title. Start your post with I made a ....format like I made a seo tool for agencies....

  5. Tiny Launch(New): Free, small but growing community.

  6. Fazier: Free

  7. SaaSHub: Free

  8. Ctrl Alt CC: Free

  9. Launching Today: Free

  10. Side Projectors: Free

  11. Uneed: Free, but there is a waiting period. You can pay $30 to skip the waiting line

  12. Peerlist: Free. New products get listed every Monday.

  13. Huzzler (New): Free

Daniel Espejo

@gamifykaran Betalist is no longer free.

Fabian Maume

Nor is Fazier.

Karan Arora from Boringlaunch 🚀

@fabian_maume it is free but u have to embed its badge on ur website to list for free but u can try Tiny Launch its free

Karan Arora from Boringlaunch 🚀

@danimirror true, u can try alternativeto. net (its free)

Mike Ivars
launching.today or peerlist.io have worked pretty well for me, but there are others like: news.ycombinator.com, sideprojectors.com, pitchwall.co, indiehackers.com ..
Fabian Maume
@ivarsmas did you got good results from indiehackers?
Mike Ivars
@fabian_maume Maybe lately I'he been getting less results than I used to have before..
Derek Fulmer

That's a great list so far! Another platform worth considering is Indie Hackers—it’s a fantastic community where founders share their projects, get feedback, and connect with like-minded individuals. Additionally, Makerlog is another good one for makers to showcase progress and gain visibility.

By the way, while exploring platforms like these, I've found it's important to also think about branding and presentation. For instance, ensuring your product packaging or promotional materials are on point can make a big difference when showcasing your project. Resources like can help with that aspect.

saurabh

@derek_fulmer Well said

LakshikaG.
You might want to check out ItsLaunched.com as well. It’s a new platform focused on quality over quantity, featuring only 10 products per day and a fair, community-driven voting system. It’s still in beta, but it’s designed to give indie creators a level playing field for their launches.
Said Aitmbarek
microlaunch.net is a solid one for works plays nicely with Product Hunt, as products rank over a month on ML ideal for pre/post launch
Dzmitry Tsemirau
What about the traffic on those sites?
Fabian Maume
@dzts aside of Betalist and Appsumo, most alternative to Product Hunt are realy small traffic wise
sathish Thiyagarajan
Krzysztof

you may check launchdirectories.com