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Next free week: week 43 · 50 spots left

Launchingisfree.Pickyourweekfor $19.

Every launch gets the same board, the same votes and the same page. Paying only changes which Monday you go live.

Free

$0

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 dofollow backlink and a medal badge if you finish top 3

Pick your week

One-time

$19 / 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

The next four weeks. Free spots and paid picks, live.

  • Week 43

    Oct 19 – Oct 25

    Free queue
    50 of 50
    Paid picks · $19
    10 of 10
  • Week 44

    Oct 26 – Nov 1

    Free queue
    50 of 50
    Paid picks · $19
    10 of 10
  • Week 45

    Nov 2 – Nov 8

    Free queue
    50 of 50
    Paid picks · $19
    10 of 10
  • Week 46

    Nov 9 – Nov 15

    Free queue
    50 of 50
    Paid picks · $19
    10 of 10

Paying picks the date. It never picks the winner.

Money never buys votes
A picked week is still a normal launch. It starts at zero votes and ranks where the community puts it.
A link that counts
Free launches link out with rel="ugc". Picked launches get a followed link from their launch page, kept for good.
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.
Top 3 earn it free
Finish in the top three of your week and your link is followed too, plus a gold, silver or bronze badge to embed.
Selling to makers?
Ads are a separate thing with their own rules. They never sit in the ranking.See advertising