1. 1Your website
  2. 2Your listing
  3. 3Launch

Paste your website. We do the rest.

We read your site and fill in your whole launch page. You can change anything before it goes live.

No website to read? Start from an empty form

What you get

Everything a launch needs

Paste your website

We read your site safely: name, tagline, logo, screenshots, pricing, platforms, links and what it is built with.

AI drafts, you edit

Claude and ChatGPT turn it into a clear listing. A strength meter shows what is missing, a live preview shows the result.

Pick your day

Free in the queue with our badge, or from $29 to skip it and choose your date. A person reviews every launch.

Launch and win

A day on the board, upvotes and comments, maker analytics with UTM tracking, and badges for the top 3 of the day, week and month.

Questions

Questions people ask

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What is Product Launch Day?

Product Launch Day is a daily launch platform for new software: SaaS, apps, AI tools and developer tools. Each day has its own board where people upvote and comment, and the best launches of the day, week and month win a badge.

Is it free to launch?

Yes. A free launch waits in the queue for the next open day and needs our badge on your website, which our server checks. Paid plans skip the queue and let you pick the date.

How are products ranked?

By the votes of confirmed accounts cast on the launch day, weighted by account age and checked for patterns, plus a little for comments from different people. Vote counts are hidden for the first hours of each day so early votes do not snowball.

Does paying change my rank?

No. Paid plans buy a date, placement in the Featured row and the newsletter. Votes and rank are the same for everyone.

Who reviews launches?

A person looks at every launch before its day, usually within 24 hours. A launch that is spam, unsafe or not a real product is rejected with a reason; a paid one is refunded.

Is the link to my site dofollow?

No. Links from product pages to makers' sites are nofollow (rel="nofollow ugc"), like on most launch platforms. They still send real visitors, and your page stays listed and searchable.