Best Launch Platforms

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EarlyHunt vs IndieHunt

EarlyHunt leads the BLP Index (60 vs 60). IndieHunt has more raw reach. EarlyHunt is fairer for founders without a network. EarlyHunt scores higher on AI visibility.

EarlyHunt#45 · 60IndieHunt#46 · 60
DimensionEarlyHuntIndieHunt
BLP Index6060
Rank#45#46
TypeLaunch boardsLaunch boards
Cycleweeklyweekly
Listing costFree tierFree tier (weekly slot cap)
AudienceAI-tool hunters and early-adopter makersIndie hackers, solo SaaS, AI tool builders
TrafficSmall AI-curious weekly cohortWeek-long drip on a small board; plan for maker traffic, not press
BacklinkPremium guaranteed dofollow; Free mostly nofollowNofollow on free unless top 3; guaranteed dofollow on Premium
Reach3436
Intent6870
Fairness8080
Evergreen6870
AI visibility5042
Ease7676

EarlyHunt

Same Hunt weekly machine, labeled for AI tools. Useful if your buyer is an early-adopter who already lives in AI Twitter — not if you sell payroll software.

EarlyHunt runs Monday 8:00am UTC weekly competitions with seven days of homepage time, voting, Hall of Fame badges, and the Hunt-network pricing trio (free with badge, free nofollow, ~$19 Premium dofollow). Copy and hunters are pitched at AI products and “what’s next” early adopters.

Full EarlyHunt guide

IndieHunt

Seven days on the homepage instead of one. Free slots are capped; $19 Premium guarantees dofollow. Same Hunt network as Aura++, different cadence.

IndieHunt runs a weekly competition: products go live Monday 8:00am UTC and stay on the homepage for seven days while the community votes. Free launches (often capped around 15 per week) require a badge and default to nofollow; top-3 free launches can earn a dofollow upgrade. Premium is a one-time ~$19 dofollow, launch blog, and extra placement.

Full IndieHunt guide

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