Reach the people your product is for
Find places to introduce a working product and collect feedback. These profiles explain the submission route, account requirements and documented limits on promotion.
Early adopters discover upcoming and recently launched internet startups; founders can submit a startup for review and may purchase advertising packages.
Useful for a new product that meets BetaList's startup submission criteria and wants early adopter feedback.
A launch board and ongoing product directory that accepts SaaS, AI, developer tools, APIs, and other software products through a submission form.
A lightweight launch option for early products seeking feedback and discovery among founders, developers, and early adopters. Treat it as one small channel in a broader launch plan.
A launch and discovery feed for SaaS, AI, developer tools and builder projects.
Founders seeking supplemental launch feedback and discovery.
DevHunt describes itself as a developer-focused launchpad; its FAQ says a founder can sign in, submit a tool with its name, URL, description, logo and screenshots, and receive a permanent product page.
A fit for developer tools that can be shown clearly to a technical audience and benefit from launch feedback.
A self-service product launch platform with a free submission option, review queue, possible homepage feature, and paid visibility upgrades.
A supplementary launch route for SaaS, AI, and developer products that already have an audience to activate. Compare review timing and the platform’s launch terms with other channels.
A software tool submission route for the Launch Llama product directory.
Founders with a working software product seeking additional discovery.
A startup product launch and discovery platform with a submission route.
Founders launching software products to a maker audience.
The site publishes new and trending technology startups and projects and links to a startup submission flow.
Consider for a technology startup that can explain its product quickly to people browsing new launches.
A developer tools category and launch calendar with product submissions.
Developer tool founders seeking supplementary product discovery.
Microlaunch presents itself as a launch platform for makers and startups; its premium page provides a path to submit and promote a product.
Consider when the product fits Microlaunch's software discovery audience and the listing's cost and review requirements match your launch goals.
A launch board for technology products with a daily ranking and product submission route; free submissions are currently booked into 2027, with a paid launch option.
A possible small discovery touchpoint for SaaS, AI, and developer products that can activate their own audience around launch day.
A project showcase on Peerlist with published rules for builders and community participation. Projects are connected to individual profiles.
Fits technical founders who can explain their own work and respond to peers. A working demo, clear tagline and complete project profile support useful feedback beyond a launch announcement.
A product launch and discovery listing with a free plan, one-day homepage visibility, and optional paid launch plans.
A low-cost supplemental listing for early software products; use it only as a small supporting channel and measure actual qualified visits.
A product discovery community where makers submit launches and discuss them with early adopters. The official launch guide covers preparation, posting and follow-up.
Fits products that can be understood and demonstrated quickly. Treat a launch as a chance to collect feedback and test your presentation; an early-adopter audience is not automatically a qualified B2B buyer audience.
SaaSHub provides a product submission form, asks for relevant categories and competitors, and says submitted products go through approval.
Useful when buyers compare software alternatives and the product has clear categories and competitor context.
Hacker News's showcase for substantive projects their makers have worked on and other people can try. Readers can ask questions and give feedback in the discussion.
Fits runnable developer tools, working prototypes and original projects with a technical story. It is especially useful for learning what technically engaged people understand or question about your product.
A product launch platform with weekly launch windows, a review process, and a free submission route.
A fit for small SaaS, AI, and developer-tool teams looking for maker feedback and a launch milestone.
Startup Buffer organizes startup profiles by market, location, tags and related products and links to a Submit Startup page.
Useful when geographic or market tags help a product reach a focused startup-discovery audience.
Startup Stash publishes startup tools and provides a List A Product path and add-listing page.
Useful when the product belongs in a startup-tool category that readers browse for solutions.
A product submission form for a startup and software discovery directory.
Software founders seeking a small supplemental launch channel.
A product submission form for a SaaS and software discovery directory.
SaaS, AI and developer tools seeking an additional directory listing.
A product discovery and launch destination with a public submission flow. The flow starts by collecting a product name and URL, then requests account creation to save it.
Fits discoverable SaaS products and tools with a clear public website. A concise tagline and concrete product page matter because the submission flow gathers information from your site.