Fill in one short form. Get posts written to each platform's rules for Reddit, Show HN, Indie Hackers, Product Hunt, X and LinkedIn, sequenced into a day-by-day campaign with a new angle every day. One-click posting links, calendar export, and a ranked list of 79 places to launch.
Try the free generator →Get the full pack: $19A 7- or 14-day plan: each day is a platform, an angle (founder story, before/after, teardown, contrarian take, FAQ…) and a ready post. Angles never repeat on the same platform. Export to calendar (.ics) or CSV.
Prefilled "Post to X", "Share on LinkedIn", "Submit to Reddit" and "Submit to HN" links on every draft, plus direct submit links for directories.
One form → posts tailored to 6 platforms, each with character counts, copy buttons and that platform's rules. Runs in your browser; nothing is sent anywhere.
Launch platforms, SaaS & AI directories, review sites, 12 subreddits, communities and newsletters. Links checked Oct 2026; a few big sites block automated checks, so those well-known ones weren't live-tested.
Show HN, Product Hunt tagline + maker comment, Reddit, Indie Hackers, X thread, LinkedIn, directory blurbs, curator pitch, comment replies.
What to submit on which day (slow queues first), so everything lands around your launch instead of weeks later.
One CSV to import into Google Sheets or Notion: submitted, date, status, visits, signups for every channel.
Use these today. The full pack has all 79, each with the tip column.
| Priority | Where | Type | Cost | Best for | How to win there |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ⭐ Do first | Product Hunt | Launch platform | Free | Any software/consumer product | Launch 12:01am PT; schedule in advance; first comment = maker story; reply to every comment. |
| ⭐ Do first | Hacker News (Show HN) | Community | Free | Dev tools, technical products, things people can try | Title 'Show HN: X – plain description'. Must be usable without signup. Post 8–10am ET weekdays. Never ask for upvotes. |
| ⭐ Do first | Indie Hackers | Community | Free | Bootstrapped SaaS, revenue stories | Write a lesson/story post, link product once at end. Numbers get traction. |
| ⭐ Do first | BetaList | Launch platform | Free (long queue) + paid expedite | Pre-launch / early-access startups | Submit early; free queue can take weeks, so do it on day 1. |
| ⭐ Do first | Uneed | Launch platform | Free (waiting line) + paid skip | SaaS, tools, AI | Daily launch ranking; rally a few real users to try it on launch day. |
| ⭐ Do first | Peerlist Launchpad | Launch platform | Free | Dev/design-made products | Weekly launch cycle; makers with a filled Peerlist profile do better. |
| ⭐ Do first | Microlaunch | Launch platform | Free + paid options | Small/indie products | Month-long launch window; good steady backlink. |
| ⭐ Do first | Fazier | Launch platform | Free + paid options | Indie SaaS, AI tools | Daily launches; free tier gets a queued date. |
| ⭐ Do first | DevHunt | Launch platform | Free (queue) + paid skip | Developer tools only | GitHub login; weekly; devs vote. |
| ⭐ Do first | SaaSHub | Directory | Free + paid options | SaaS with known competitors | List yourself as an alternative to bigger tools — alternatives traffic converts. |
| ⭐ Do first | AlternativeTo | Directory | Free | Products that replace a known tool | Add your app, then add it as an alternative to incumbents. |
| ⭐ Do first | Crunchbase | Company database | Free profile | Any startup | Create company profile; adds credibility + backlink. |
| ⭐ Do first | There's An AI For That | AI directory | Mostly paid | AI tools | Biggest AI directory; paid submission but high traffic. |
| ⭐ Do first | Toolify | AI directory | Mostly paid | AI tools | Large AI directory; paid submission. |
| ⭐ Do first | r/SideProject | Free | Anything you built | Show, don't sell. Post what you built + why + what you learned. Reply fast. | |
| ⭐ Do first | r/indiehackers | Free | Bootstrapped products | Story/lesson posts; link in comments if rules require. |
+ 63 more in the pack
Because you don't have time to submit to 400 places, and a big share of them are dead, parked or paywalled. Founders on r/SaaS keep landing on the same advice: do 10–15 targeted ones well. This pack is short on purpose. The 18 "do first" picks are flagged, then the rest by type: links were checked in Oct 2026 (a few big sites block automated checks), labelled free vs. paid, and paired with what actually works there. The posts are already written too. You just fill in the brackets.