Honest comparison
The best places to launch your SaaS
Every launch platform sells the same thing — eyeballs on launch day. The ones worth your time also leave you something durable: a page that keeps ranking and a backlink that passes SEO value. Here's how the main options actually compare.
| Feature | Saasgrave LaunchesYou are here | Product Hunt | BetaList | Peerlist | Uneed | MicroLaunch |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free to launch | varies | varies | ||||
| Permanent product page | ||||||
| Dofollow backlink | varies | varies | varies | |||
| Weekly ranked board | varies | |||||
| Browse without an account | ||||||
| Directory-submission service | ||||||
| Free tools for founders | varies |
Compiled from public information in 2026. Details change — verify the latest on each platform. “Varies” means it depends on plan, placement or isn't clearly public.
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Saasgrave Launches vs Product Hunt
The biggest launch community. Huge reach on the day — but outbound links are nofollow, so the SEO value fades with the spike.
Saasgrave Launches vs BetaList
A curated feed for early-stage startups. Good for early signups, but the free queue is slow and skipping it is paid.
Saasgrave Launches vs Peerlist
A professional network with a weekly Launchpad. Great if you want your launch tied to your profile and network.
Saasgrave Launches vs Uneed
A daily product directory for makers. Solid dofollow links; the cadence is daily rather than a ranked weekly board.
Saasgrave Launches vs MicroLaunch
A launch platform for indie makers with daily and weekly boards. Some placements and skips are paid.
Why Saasgrave Launches
- Free to launch — being on the board is never paywalled
- A permanent product page with a real dofollow backlink
- A weekly board of ~20 that's actually winnable
- AI writes your listing from just your URL
- A free 120-directory tracker and founder tools on the side