Next free week: week 43 · 50 spots left
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Get your product in front of makers and early adopters every week. Go paid to launch on the date you choose, earn dofollow backlinks that help you rank in search, and add a hands-on review buyers can find.
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Join the queue and go live in the next week with room. Right now that's week 43, starting Oct 19.
- A spot on the weekly board
- Votes from the community all week
- Your own launch page
- Listed in its categories
- A permanent place in the archive
- A medal badge if you finish top 3
Pick your week
One-time$19.67 / launch
Choose the Monday you go live, even when the free queue is full. For a press day, a conference or a release you've already announced.
- Everything in Free
- A guaranteed dofollow backlink
- Any upcoming week with a paid pick open
- Skips the free queue
Launch & review
One-time$78.99 / launch
Your week, plus an in-depth review: we use your product on real work, then score it and compare it with alternatives.
- Everything in Pick your week
- A hands-on review, live within two weeks
- A second dofollow backlink, from the review
The weeks ahead. Free spots and paid picks, live.
Weeks 43–46 · Oct 19 – Nov 15
Week 43
Oct 19 – Oct 25
- Free queue
- 50 of 50
- Paid picks
- 10 of 10
Week 44
Oct 26 – Nov 1
- Free queue
- 50 of 50
- Paid picks
- 10 of 10
Week 45
Nov 2 – Nov 8
- Free queue
- 50 of 50
- Paid picks
- 10 of 10
Week 46
Nov 9 – Nov 15
- Free queue
- 50 of 50
- Paid picks
- 10 of 10
What paying buys. And what it never will.
- Money never buys votes
- A picked week is still a normal launch. It starts at zero votes and ranks where the community puts it.
- Links that count
- Pick your week adds a dofollow link from your launch page; Launch & review adds a second from the review. Both stay up for good. Free launches link out with rel="ugc nofollow".
- 50 free spots a week
- The free queue caps each week so no launch gets buried at #150. Past the cap, you go into the next week with room.
- 10 paid picks a week
- On top of the free spots, each week has a few for makers who need a date, like a press day or a conference. Both paid plans use them.
- Reviews: paid, not bought
- A paid review buys our time. You don't see it before it's published, you can't change the score, and it says it was paid for.
- Selling to makers?
- Ads are a separate thing with their own rules. They never sit in the ranking.See advertising