Fazier Alternatives in 2026: 14 Launch Sites Checked for Price, Wait and Link

Everything here was checked on the live sites on November 5, 2026. We read every pricing, submit and rules page, and the raw HTML of 471 launch and listing pages: the website button's href and rel, the meta robots tag and the canonical. Domain Ratings are Ahrefs figures from our directory dataset, refreshed by our crawler, and the screenshots are from the same day. Launch sites change their rules often, so check the page before you pay.

Quick answer: The closest Fazier alternatives in 2026 are Uneed (DR 76, free with no badge but at least 50 days out, link followed if the launch scores 20), PeerPush (DR 72, every link we checked followed, free queue of about six and a half weeks or $39 to launch now), Product Hunt (DR 91, free on the day you pick, rel="ugc") and Microlaunch (DR 64, a month-long board where all 8 pages we checked were followed). For Fazier's badge deal without a launch day, Twelve Tools, Startup Fame and Findly.tools give a followed link within days. SaaSCity, which is ours, runs a weekly launch with a followed link, free with its badge or $19.99 without one. On TinyLaunch, OpenHunts and LaunchIgniter, a free launch gets a followed link only if it finishes in the week's top three.

Founders look for Fazier alternatives for three reasons. The free launch takes about a month. It costs a badge on your homepage. And a launch shares its day with around 35 others. This guide measures each of those against 14 other places to launch, and says which ones to add next to Fazier, because for most products the answer is to launch on Fazier and on two or three of these.

Key takeaways

• Fazier's free launch is a fair deal. All 20 launch pages we read, free and paid, had a followed link on an indexable page, and nothing changed in its plans or prices since October.
• The wait is real. Of Fazier's 1,108 October launches, 667 (60%) went live 29 to 32 days after they were created. The longest wait was 46 days.
• Only two alternatives followed a free launch's link with no badge and no rank condition in our checks: PeerPush (8 of 8 pages) and Microlaunch (8 of 8). Uneed follows it if the launch scores 20 upvotes.
• Weekly boards are a lottery for free launches. TinyLaunch, OpenHunts and LaunchIgniter follow a free link only for the top three. On TinyLaunch's October 26 week, all 18 paid launches were followed and none of the 409 free ones.
• Product Hunt and Peerlist links are ugc. Peerlist gives a link only to the week's top five; below that there is no website button at all.
• Free queues have grown. Uneed now schedules free launches at least 50 days out, OpenHunts says about 60 weeks, and DevHunt's free launch weeks were a median 352 days after submission.
• Cheapest followed link on a dated launch: OpenHunts $9.90, LaunchIgniter $12, SaaSCity $19.99, Fazier Lite $29.

What Fazier does well, and where it stops

Fazier is a daily launch board made by Falak Sher, who also sells a Product Hunt launch checklist from its footer. Launches go live at 12 AM PST and rank on daily, weekly and monthly leaderboards. Its advertise page counts 1M+ visits from founders, 7,500+ products launched and 2,500+ newsletter subscribers. Our Fazier review has the full rules.

The free route

The Basic plan is free: "Reviewed & listed within 30 days", "Featured on homepage (if selected)" and "A backlink to our site is required (on your homepage or footer)". Fazier's badge guide says to paste the embed code on your homepage, footer or product page, keep it visible without a login and at least 120px wide, and "We'll auto-detect the badge to approve your launch."

The 30 days is close to literal. Fazier's October leaderboard carries the date each launch was created and the date it went live, for all 1,108 launches that month:

Days from creation to launch	Launches	Share
0 to 1 (paid, or published at once)	260	23%
2 to 14	126	11%
15 to 28	8	1%
29 to 32 (the free queue)	667	60%
33 to 46	47	4%

Most free launches go live about a month after you submit. If the date matters, the free route is the wrong tool.

The link, measured

Fazier's launch pages record the plan in their page data, so we could compare free and paid launches directly. We read 20 launch pages from October 1 to November 5: 11 free, 2 Lite and 7 Premium.

• All 20 linked straight to the product with ?ref=fazier added, from two Visit buttons: rel="noopener" on the main one and rel="noreferrer" in the sticky header. None was nofollow, ugc or sponsored.
• All 20 had a meta robots tag of "index,follow" and a canonical pointing at themselves.
• Every page, free or paid, carried 59 or 60 followed outbound links: the product's own, the three sponsors and a "Premium Products" block. Your link is one of about 60 on its page.

The pricing page promises Lite a "High-authority backlink for top 3 daily products" and Premium a "Guaranteed high-authority backlink (DR 83+)". On the launch pages themselves, a free launch that finished nowhere near the top three had the same followed link as a Premium one.

What Fazier charges

Paid plans are one-time payments, each shown against a struck-through higher price:

• Basic, free: listed within 30 days, Fazier badge or link required.
• Lite, $29 (shown against $39): publish now or schedule, no link back, social media promotion.
• Premium, $49 (shown against $69): Lite plus 15 days of promotion across the site, a Premium badge next to the name and the Product Hunt checklist.
• Super, $99 (shown against $139): pinned as a sponsor at the top of the homepage for 15 days, plus the Premium perks.

A newsletter slot costs $39 and goes out on Mondays to 2,500+ subscribers, by Fazier's count.

Where it stops

Volume. October averaged 36 launches a day, with between 6 and 66 on a single day, on a homepage threaded with Premium entries. The median October launch finished with 28 upvotes, and the best of the month had 124.

The audience is broad. On November 5 the three sponsor cards above the day's list were a study platform, a Canadian research-peptide seller and an AI agent host, and the day's launches ran from a Mac notes app to a tarot reader. A developer tool or a B2B product gets passing traffic there, and few of its buyers.

And you get one launch per six months: Fazier's FAQ allows a relaunch only with a "6 months gap between launches" and a product that "is improved considerably".

What changed in 2026

Fazier did not change. Its plans, prices and link were the same on November 5 as on October 7.

Uneed raised its paid launch and lengthened its free queue. Its October 28 changelog moved Skip the line from $29.99 to $39.99 and newsletter sponsoring from $399 to $249 an issue. Free launches are now assigned "at least 50 days out", and "The free waiting line no longer fills up".

Product Hunt shortened the relaunch wait from six months to two. Its relaunch help article was updated on October 21, 2026. It now asks for one gallery image instead of two, and hides upvotes for the first four hours of the day.

DevHunt dropped its $19 launch. Every page now says $49, and three weekly "super boosts" sell for $199, $149 and $99.

Microlaunch added a $149 package with submissions to 50+ directories, and its product review went from $129 to $299. PeerPush cut its promotion bundles to $89 for 7 days (from $129) and $229 for 30 days (from $499). LaunchIgniter added $15 and $99 plans next to its $12 one.

The 14 alternatives at a glance

DR is Ahrefs Domain Rating from our dataset. "Free link" is what a free launch's website button was in the raw HTML on November 5, 2026. "Free wait" is the site's own figure or, where it publishes none, what we measured.

#	Site	DR	Free link	Cheapest paid	Free wait
	Fazier (baseline)	84	Followed, with badge	$29 Lite	About 30 days
1	Uneed	76	Followed if 20 upvotes	$14.99 Fast-track	At least 50 days
2	PeerPush	72	Followed	$39	About 6.5 weeks
3	Product Hunt	91	ugc	None, ads from $5,000	You pick, up to 30 days
4	Microlaunch	64	Followed	$39 Launch Pro	Not published
5	SaaSCity	71	Followed, with badge	$19.99 Quick Pass	Weekly, 15 free slots
6	TinyLaunch	74	Nofollow unless top 3 with badge	$39 Premium	Next free date December 7
7	LaunchIgniter	75	Nofollow unless top 3	$12 Basic	9 to 34 weeks
8	OpenHunts	73	Nofollow unless top 3	$9.90 Premium	"~60 weeks"
9	DevHunt (developer tools)	70	Nofollow	$49	About a year
10	Peerlist Launchpad	78	ugc, top 5 only	None for a link	Any Monday
11	Twelve Tools	84	Followed, with link back	$36 Pro	Within 72 hours
12	Startup Fame	84	Followed, with badge	$19 a month	About 7 days
13	Findly.tools	82	Followed, with badge	$29 Premium	Not published
14	Turbo0 (content creation tools)	81	Followed, with link back	$29.90 Basic	Within 2 weeks

Pick by goal

Your goal	Start here	Then
A followed link without paying or a badge	PeerPush	Microlaunch, Uneed
A followed link without paying, fast	Twelve Tools, Startup Fame (badge)	Fazier, Findly.tools (badge)
A dated launch for under $20	OpenHunts $9.90, LaunchIgniter $12	SaaSCity Quick Pass $19.99
The biggest launch-day audience	Product Hunt	Uneed
Developers as the audience	DevHunt	Peerlist Launchpad, Product Hunt
A whole month of exposure	Microlaunch	Fazier Premium (15 days)
One page to keep for years	SaaSCity, Twelve Tools	PeerPush

Daily and monthly boards closest to Fazier

These four work like Fazier: a launch on a set day, upvotes, a leaderboard and a permanent page after it.

1. Uneed

DR: 76 · Cost: Free, or from $14.99 · Link: Followed if the launch scores 20 · Best for: A free launch with no badge, if you can wait

Uneed is the closest copy of Fazier's format: daily launches at 12:00 AM PST, "up to 50 free launches from the waiting line, plus every paid launch". It is run by one person, and its pricing page claims 125K monthly visitors and 30,000 newsletter subscribers with a 40% open rate.

The free route asks for no badge, and pays for it in time. Uneed assigns the date "at least 50 days out", and the launch needs "an upvote score of 10 on launch day to stay published and 20 to keep a do-follow backlink". A launch under 10 cannot rejoin the free line. Fast-track ($14.99) gets a date in about 14 days and a followed link from a score of 10. Skip the line ($39.99) lets you pick the date and keeps the followed link "for life". A relaunch costs $15.

12 of the 13 launch pages we read, from June 2025 to November 5, 2026, had a followed link. The one nofollow page was a 0-vote launch from October 5. Uneed declines generic AI wrappers, low-effort tools, copycats and invite-only products, but "Submissions from the paid queue are never declined" apart from NSFW and closed products. Our Uneed review and Uneed alternatives go further.

2. PeerPush

DR: 72 · Cost: Free, or $39 · Link: Followed on every page we checked · Best for: A free followed link with no conditions

PeerPush calls itself a "Product discovery platform for people and AI" and is run by Kriptonio Technologies d.o.o. It runs a daily feed with Product of the Day, Week and Month, awarded at midnight UTC. Its FAQ claims "over 1.3 million monthly visits" and "over 38k subscribers".

A free submission "waits in the launch queue" and stays hidden until its slot. PeerPush publishes no queue length. On November 5, 100 free-queue products went live at midnight UTC, and the newest of them had been submitted on September 20: a wait of 46 days. Members with 400 PeerPush points, earned by taking part on the site, can launch at once for free. The Standard Launch costs $39 and is "Live in 60 seconds"; with 7 days of promotion it is $89, and with 30 days $229.

All 8 launch pages we read had a direct followed link: 3 from the free queue, 3 paid and 2 launched with points. PeerPush's pricing page says "Every published product page links to your website", and the pages matched. Our SaaSCity vs PeerPush page compares the two in detail.

3. Product Hunt

DR: 91 · Cost: Free · Link: rel="ugc" · Best for: The biggest audience on a day you choose

Product Hunt has run since 2013, and every launch goes live at 12:01 AM Pacific. "Launching costs nothing." You need a personal account with a verified email that is at least a week old, and you can schedule "from tomorrow up to 30 days ahead". There is no queue and no badge. There is no paid launch either: ads start at $5,000 and cannot run on your own launch day.

The catch is attention. A homepage feature "is an editorial decision", so a launch can go live and be seen by almost nobody. All 10 launch pages we read, including the day's first place, linked with rel="noreferrer noopener ugc", which Google treats much like nofollow.

Launch here for the traffic and the permanent page, and on Fazier for the followed link. Product Hunt now allows a relaunch after two months. Plan the day with our Product Hunt alternatives guide and Product Hunt review.

4. Microlaunch

DR: 64 · Cost: Free, or $39 · Link: Followed, free launches included · Best for: A month of ranking instead of a day

Microlaunch is run by Stimpack SAS in Paris. "Products rank over 1 month", and new products are onboarded between the 1st and the 15th. On November 5 the homepage showed "November '26 · 157 products · 2507 daily visitors".

Signed out, the site only shows the paid route, and it publishes no free wait. Free launches still go live: two created on November 4 were already live as non-premium launches. Launch Pro costs $39 (shown against $49) to pick your date, Launch Plus $79 adds posts on X and Reddit, and Launch Everywhere at $149 adds submissions to 50+ directories.

All 8 pages we read, 4 free and 4 premium, had a direct followed link, though Microlaunch sells "DR64+ Do-follow Backlinks" as a Pro perk. By November 5 the month's board already held 157 products, and each stays on it until the month ends instead of rolling off at midnight. Our Microlaunch review has the rules.

Weekly launch boards

These run a launch week instead of a day. On all six, a free launch's link comes with a condition or not at all, so read the rules before you plan on one.

5. SaaSCity

DR: 71 · Cost: Free with a badge, or $19.99 · Link: Followed with the badge or on any paid plan · Best for: A weekly launch plus a permanent listing that links back

SaaSCity is our own launch platform and SaaS directory, so weigh this entry accordingly. Every approved product gets a permanent listing page, a slot in a weekly launch with community voting, and a followed link on every plan, on the free plan once the badge is on your site. Paid plans add a building on the city map.

• Free: submit, add the SaaSCity badge to a page on your site, and wait for one of the 15 free launch slots each week. Once the badge is verified, the link is followed like a paid one. Until then it is nofollow.
• Quick Pass, $19.99: no badge, no queue, live within 24 hours, plus a building on the map.
• Premium, $39.99: Quick Pass plus a launch post our editor researches and writes, with three followed links to your site.
• Max, $99.99: Premium plus a month of the billboard, the ticker and the pinned homepage spot, and a larger building.

All prices are one-time. Fazier and SaaSCity ask for the same trade on their free routes, so if one badge is already on your footer, the second is the same work. Pricing has the details.

6. TinyLaunch

DR: 74 · Cost: Free, or $39 · Link: Nofollow unless a free launch finishes top 3 with the badge · Best for: Paid launches only

TinyLaunch is run by Christopher Woggon in Rheinberg, Germany, and says it is "Trusted by 30,000+ users". Launches run weekly from Monday.

A free launch gets a "High authority backlink for top 3 ranking products", and only when "you embed the badge with a dofollow link to the TinyLaunch landing page". Both conditions apply. On November 5 the week's first place, Mondovo, was nofollow, and so were two earlier top-3 finishers with no badge on their sites. Two former first places with the badge were followed. The next free launch date was December 7, 2026. Premium costs $39 for next Monday with a "Guaranteed high authority backlink".

The weekly archive shows the odds. The October 26 week had 427 launches, and the link was followed on all 18 paid ones and on none of the 409 free ones.

7. LaunchIgniter

DR: 75 · Cost: Free, or $12 · Link: Nofollow unless top 3, followed on paid · Best for: The cheapest guaranteed date with a followed link

LaunchIgniter runs launches from "00:00 Monday UTC" for "exactly 7 days" and says "Join 12500+ makers". Its operator is not named on the site.

The free launch needs badge verification and an admin review, comes with a "Waiting period, date not guaranteed", and gets a "Dofollow backlink (Top 3 only)". The free launches we traced waited 9 to 34 weeks. Basic costs $12 one-time for a guaranteed date and a "Lifetime dofollow backlink"; Pro ($15) adds followed links from two other directories, StartupTrusted and SaaSGrow, and Growth ($99) adds 30 days on the homepage.

All 6 paid launch pages we read were followed, and all 4 free ones were rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow ugc". The top-3 route is narrow: all 34 weekly winners we sampled, from August 2025 to October 2026, were paid launches, and week 44 had 28 paid launches out of 35. Each product can launch once.

8. OpenHunts

DR: 73 · Cost: Free, or $9.90 · Link: Nofollow unless top 3, followed on paid · Best for: A $9.90 followed link next Monday

OpenHunts calls itself a Product Hunt alternative, and "All launches happen at 8:00 AM UTC on Mondays". Its homepage and pricing page give two different 12-month visitor counts, 133,681 and 161,834.

The free launch has "20 slots weekly", a "Current queue time: ~60 weeks" and a "Dofollow backlink if top 3". Adding the OpenHunts badge gets a launch "scheduled sooner" but does not change the link. In practice the November 2 week held 31 free launches, some created on January 28, 2026, about 40 weeks earlier. Premium Launch costs $9.90 (shown against $19) for next Monday or up to four weeks ahead, with a "Guaranteed dofollow backlink".

9 of the 11 pages we read were followed: every paid one, a free launch that finished third, and two older pages. The two nofollow pages were free launches outside the top three, one of them with the OpenHunts badge on its site.

9. DevHunt

DR: 70 · Cost: Free listing, $49 launch · Link: Nofollow free, followed paid · Best for: Developer tools, if you pay

DevHunt is a launch board for developer tools only, started by John Rush, with open-source code. Launch weeks run from Tuesday 00:00 UTC to Monday. The homepage counts 627,876 unique visitors since launch and the advertise page 40,000 newsletter subscribers.

Its FAQ is plain: "every tool gets a permanent page with a nofollow link", and "Launching costs $49 once", which buys your week, a newsletter spot, a followed link and a post on X. Free tools still get a launch week, eventually. Of 93 free tools scheduled between November 3 and December 1, the median wait from submission was 352 days.

We read 238 tool pages. All 138 paid ones were followed, and 97 of the 100 free ones were nofollow (the 3 exceptions carried paid flags or belonged to the founder's own account). The developer-only rule is loosely kept: this week's list included an online mahjong game. Our DevHunt review has the history.

10. Peerlist Launchpad

DR: 78 · Cost: Free with a verified profile · Link: ugc, top 5 of the week only · Best for: Makers with a Peerlist profile and a developer or design audience

Peerlist Launchpad opens "every Monday from 12:00am to 11:59pm UTC" and voting runs all week. Peerlist's ads page claims "52K+ Active users". Only individual profiles can launch, and SEO agencies are banned.

"Anyone with a Verified Peerlist profile can launch." Workplace verification is free, identity verification costs $19. There is no queue and no badge. Monday and Tuesday show launches in random order, and from Wednesday the ranking uses upvotes, comments, views and link visits, with votes from verified profiles weighted higher.

"Only the top 5 projects of the week are awarded a backlink." The 6 top-five pages we read had a Visit button with rel="ugc", and the 5 pages ranked sixth or lower had no website button at all. A $29 Featured Launch buys a day of feed placement, not a link. Our Peerlist review and Peerlist alternatives cover it in full.

Badge directories: Fazier's free link without a launch day

These four have no launch day and almost no voting. They make Fazier's trade directly: a link back from your site for a followed link from theirs, usually within days instead of a month.

11. Twelve Tools

DR: 84 · Cost: Free with a link back, or $36 · Link: Followed on every page we checked · Best for: The fastest free followed link

Twelve Tools publishes "Twelve new tools a day" and is run by Amphibian Digital LLC. It publishes no traffic figures.

The free listing gets "1 dofollow link", is "Reviewed within 72 hours" and needs "A backlink to our site". The terms add: "If the backlink is removed, we may remove the listing." Pro costs $36 one-time, $25.20 with a 30% code shown on the pricing page in November, for 3 followed links, a listing within 24 hours and no link back. On November 5 all 12 tools on the homepage were Pro, so a free listing gets the page and the link, not the front page.

All 94 listing pages we read, 67 free and 27 Pro, from January 2025 to November 2026, had the same followed Visit Website button.

12. Startup Fame

DR: 84 · Cost: Free with a badge, or $19 a month · Link: Followed, no rel at all · Best for: A free followed link in about a week

Startup Fame is a curated startup directory run by its solo founder, Enguerran Dector, and claims "30K+ monthly visits".

"Verified is free: add a Startup Fame badge to your homepage, then our verification bot checks it." The pricing card says 7 days. The badge link "must not be marked nofollow, ugc, or sponsored", and "If it is gone, the free listing is deactivated and the do-follow comes down with it." Highlight costs $19 a month for a followed link without the badge, and Spotlight $149 a month for one of four homepage spots, all four taken on November 5. Paid links last only as long as the plan.

All 10 listing pages we read linked straight to the product with no rel attribute at all, which is followed.

13. Findly.tools

DR: 82 · Cost: Free with a badge, or $29 · Link: Followed on the listing page · Best for: A one-time $29 listing with four followed links

Findly.tools is a SaaS and tools directory run by one founder, Eric. Its homepage claims "4,858+ quality tools" and, in a live counter, about 138,000 unique visitors so far in 2026.

The free plan gives "1 dofollow while the Findly.tools badge stays. We unpublish after failed checks." It allows "One listing per domain" and publishes no review time. Premium costs $29 one-time for 4 followed links, no badge and a listing that is live as soon as you pay.

All 20 listing pages we read, 12 free and 8 Premium, had a followed Visit website button. The difference shows elsewhere: the homepage cards of free listings were rel="nofollow noopener", while the cards on the Premium tools page were followed.

14. Turbo0

DR: 81 · Cost: Free with a link back, or $29.90 · Link: Followed · Best for: Tools for content creators only

Turbo0 is "a directory of content creation tools and resources", with weekly, monthly and yearly vote rankings and no launch day. Its pricing page shows its own analytics for the last 30 days: 33.9k visitors and 52.9k pageviews. It turns down tools outside content creation.

The free plan needs a backlink to Turbo0 and an Ahrefs DR above 10 for your own site, and is "Reviewed and listed within 2 weeks". Basic costs $29.90 one-time (shown against $49.90) for an immediate listing, an optional backlink and 3 followed links in the introduction. A Black Friday code takes 30% off until November 30, 2026.

7 of the 9 pages we read were followed. One of the two nofollow pages belonged to a site that no longer loads; the other gave no reason.

Fazier vs Uneed vs Product Hunt

These three are the daily boards most founders weigh against each other.

	Fazier	Uneed	Product Hunt
Launch time	12 AM PST, daily	12:00 AM PST, daily	12:01 AM PT, daily
Free launch	Within 30 days, badge required	At least 50 days out, no badge	Any day up to 30 days ahead
Link on a free launch	Followed, 20 of 20 pages	Followed if it scores 20	ugc, 10 of 10 pages
Dated launch	$29 Lite	$39.99 Skip the line	Free
Daily volume	About 36 launches in October	Up to 50 free plus paid	Featured by editors
Audience it states	2,500+ newsletter subscribers	125K monthly visitors, 30,000 subscribers	"millions" a week
Relaunch	After 6 months	$15, after a significant change	After 2 months

Use all three. Submit to Uneed first because its queue is longest, take Fazier's free route if the badge can stay, and pick a Product Hunt day once both dates are known.

Before you add five badges

Fazier, SaaSCity, TinyLaunch, LaunchIgniter, Twelve Tools, Startup Fame, Findly.tools and Turbo0 all ask for a link back on at least one route. Each one is a reciprocal link. Google's spam policies list "Excessive link exchanges ("Link to me and I'll link to you")" as link spam, and our dofollow vs nofollow guide explains how a badge swap fits that rule.

Most of these sites also check that the badge stays. Startup Fame deactivates the free listing when it goes, Findly.tools unpublishes after failed checks, and Twelve Tools says it may remove the listing. Fazier checks the badge to approve a launch and does not say what happens if it is removed later.

A practical rule: add a badge only for a site you would list on anyway, and once a footer holds three or four, pay the $9.90 to $39 for the rest instead.

A launch plan using Fazier and its alternatives

1. Today: submit the free launches with the longest queues, Uneed (50+ days) and PeerPush (about six and a half weeks). Add Fazier's free launch if its badge can stay, and it lands in about 30 days.
2. This week: if you will keep a badge, list on Twelve Tools or Startup Fame. Both are live within days.
3. Pick a Product Hunt day up to 30 days out, ideally after the Fazier and PeerPush dates are known so the launches do not collide.
4. Launch week on SaaSCity: a free slot with the badge, or Quick Pass ($19.99) to skip the queue.
5. Developer tool: pay DevHunt's $49, because the free week is about a year away. Add Peerlist if you have a verified profile.
6. Weekly top-3 boards (TinyLaunch, OpenHunts, LaunchIgniter): pay $9.90 to $39 for the followed link or skip them. A free launch there rarely ends with one.
7. Two weeks after each launch, check the page: inspect the website button's rel attribute, search site: the platform for your product to confirm the page is indexed, and look for the ref parameter in your analytics. The free Domain Rating checker shows whether the links are moving anything.

Write the listing once and reuse it. Our guide on how to write a directory listing covers the tagline, description and screenshots, and the startup launch checklist covers everything around the day.

How we checked

On November 5, 2026 we read the pricing, submit, FAQ and rules pages of Fazier and all 14 alternatives, and the raw HTML of 471 launch and listing pages. For each page we recorded the website button's href and rel attribute, any redirect, the meta robots tag and the canonical, and where the page data showed it, whether the launch was free or paid. That came to 20 pages on Fazier, 13 on Uneed, 8 on PeerPush, 10 on Product Hunt, 8 on Microlaunch, 9 on TinyLaunch, 10 on LaunchIgniter, 11 on OpenHunts, 238 on DevHunt, 11 on Peerlist, 94 on Twelve Tools, 10 on Startup Fame, 20 on Findly.tools and 9 on Turbo0. Product Hunt, Peerlist and Startup Fame block plain requests, so we read them in Chrome.

Fazier's queue figures come from the creation and launch dates in its October 2026 monthly leaderboard data, 1,108 launches in all; a creation date is when the launch record was made, which can be later than a first draft. DevHunt's wait comes from its upcoming-launches data, TinyLaunch's from its launch archive and launch-date API, and PeerPush's from the launches that went live on November 5. We did not sign up, submit or pay anywhere. DR figures come from our directory dataset and refresh with our crawler.

SaaSCity is one of the 14 sites and is ours. Its entry was written from our own pricing, and its link was checked the same way on November 4 for our SaaSHub alternatives guide.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best Fazier alternative?

For a dated daily launch like Fazier's, Uneed and PeerPush are the closest. Uneed's free launch needs no badge but is scheduled at least 50 days out, and keeps a followed link only if it scores 20 on launch day. PeerPush followed the link on all 8 launch pages we checked, free or paid, and its free queue ran about six and a half weeks in November 2026; $39 launches at once. Product Hunt is free on any day you pick, but its link is ugc. Most products should launch on Fazier and add two or three of these.

Is Fazier free?

Yes. Fazier's Basic plan is free if you put its badge or a link to Fazier on your homepage or footer, and the launch is "reviewed & listed within 30 days". In October 2026, 60% of Fazier's 1,108 launches went live 29 to 32 days after they were created, and the longest wait was 46 days. Lite costs $29 to publish at once or on a date you choose, with no badge.

Is Fazier dofollow?

Yes. On November 5, 2026 we read 20 Fazier launch pages, 11 free, 2 Lite and 7 Premium. All 20 linked straight to the product with rel="noopener" and rel="noreferrer", no nofollow, on pages marked index,follow with a self-canonical. A free launch that finished outside the top three had the same followed link as a Premium one.

Fazier vs Uneed: which is better?

Fazier is faster and more certain for a free launch: about 30 days, a followed link whatever your rank, but a badge on your site. Uneed needs no badge, but schedules a free launch at least 50 days out and keeps the followed link only if the launch scores 20 upvotes. Paid, Fazier Lite is $29 and Uneed's Skip the line is $39.99, both with a followed link and a date you choose. Uneed states the larger audience: 125K monthly visitors and 30,000 newsletter subscribers.

Fazier vs Product Hunt: where should I launch?

Both, for different reasons. Product Hunt is free, lets you pick any day up to 30 days ahead and has far more traffic, but its links are rel="ugc" and a homepage feature is an editorial decision. Fazier gives a followed link and a smaller, steadier audience in exchange for its badge or $29. Product Hunt now allows a relaunch after two months; Fazier asks for six.

Which launch platforms give a free dofollow link without a badge?

In our November 5, 2026 checks: PeerPush (every launch page followed, free queue about six and a half weeks), Microlaunch (all 8 pages followed, free launches included) and Uneed (followed if the launch scores 20 upvotes). Product Hunt and Peerlist use ugc, DevHunt marks free listings nofollow, and TinyLaunch, OpenHunts and LaunchIgniter follow a free launch's link only if it finishes in the weekly top three.

Which Fazier alternative is the fastest?

Free: Product Hunt lets you launch tomorrow, Twelve Tools reviews within 72 hours and Startup Fame within about 7 days, the last two for a badge. Paid: PeerPush's $39 launch goes live in about a minute, SaaSCity's Quick Pass within 24 hours, and LaunchIgniter ($12) and OpenHunts ($9.90) give you next Monday with a followed link.

Is it safe to add launch platform badges to my site?

A few are normal. Each badge is a reciprocal link, and Google's spam policies list "excessive link exchanges" as link spam. Most badge platforms also check that the badge stays: Startup Fame and Findly.tools take the free listing down if it disappears. Add badges only for sites you would list on anyway, and pay instead of adding a sixth badge to your homepage.