MkLaunch: Launch Your Product, Find Your Audience
Explore weekly launches, community rankings, submission options, and advertising sponsorships on MkLaunch.
Once your product is live, you need to get it in front of people who might use it. On MkLaunch, makers can share what they have built, and visitors can discover new tools, try them, and ask the makers questions.
Discover products, one week at a time
The homepage brings together a weekly batch of launches. Each product has a dedicated page with its description, images, website link, and discussion. Browse categories and tags to find something relevant, or explore the batch archive to revisit earlier launches.
You can browse without an account. Sign in to vote, comment, or submit a product. A useful comment can be a question about a use case, a report about a confusing step, or feedback after trying the product.
Community votes and weekly results
Products in each batch rank by community votes. Paying for placement does not add votes or buy a position in that ranking. The live leaderboard uses cumulative votes; the weekly result is finalized when the next batch launches. The archived podium keeps that result, while later votes can still change the live leaderboard.
Share your launch page with people who might find the product useful, explain the problem it solves, and answer their questions. Those conversations can help you understand what visitors need.
Choose how to submit
Start in the submission form. Enter your website URL, review the imported information, and complete the product profile. Your account lets you follow the submission status and manage your product.
MkLaunch offers three submission options:
- Free enters review and the available weekly launch queue. It currently requires a verified Domain Rating of at least 10.
- Boost skips the free review queue and reserves a future launch slot.
- Highlight publishes immediately and adds seven days of exposure in a separate homepage promotion section.
See the pricing page for current prices and benefits. Your plan determines the placement and launch arrangements; community votes determine the leaderboard.
Before you start, use the submission preparation guide to gather your copy, logo, and preview image.
Reach visitors through sponsorship
Advertising sponsorship is separate from a product submission. A sponsor placement gives your brand a designated advertising slot for selected dates, with weekly and monthly options shown on the pricing page. Availability depends on the slots and dates you choose.
A product launch lets you introduce a tool and invite people to try it and discuss it. Sponsorship gives your brand visibility over a chosen period. Neither guarantees traffic, signups, or sales. You still need a clear offer and a landing page that helps visitors get started.
When your materials are ready, submit your product. Explain why someone should try it, and follow up on their feedback.