TinyHunt is a launch site for small indie projects, with a free queue, paid launches and a badge for listed projects. Its minimum Domain Rating for submitting is low, so newer sites can get in.
Best for: new indie projects that don't yet have much domain authority.
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- Free or paid
- Free and paid
- Price
- Free in a queue, or $9.9 per launch to skip it. Your site's DR must be at least 5 to submit.
- Approval time
- Free: reviewed and listed within up to 84 days, by their own figure.
- Backlink
- The paid plan includes a guaranteed dofollow backlink.
- Domain Rating
- Not stated
Read from TinyHunt's own page on October 31, 2026.
What TinyHunt does for a launch
A launch platform gives a new product a day or a week on a front page where people browse, vote and comment. The attention is short, so the work is in the preparation and in showing up on the day.
How to get listed on TinyHunt
- Read TinyHunt's submit page and rules first: some platforms have a free queue, a paid way to skip it, or a fixed launch day.
- Create a maker account a few days early. A brand-new account that posts once looks like spam on most platforms.
- Pick a launch day you can spend online. Most of the result comes from replying to comments in the first hours.
- Fill in the listing: a tagline that says what it does, a short description, a square logo, three or four screenshots and your pricing.
- On the day, share the launch link with people who already know you, and reply to every comment.
- If TinyHunt gives you a badge or a launch page, link it from your site. It tells visitors you're real and helps search engines find the page.
Tips for TinyHunt
- Its entry bar is lower than most, which makes it a reasonable early listing for a young domain.
- Add the badge once you're listed if you want the listing to look active to visitors.
What to prepare before you submit
You'll paste the same things into every launch platform and directory, so write them once:
- A tagline under 60 characters that says what it does (see how to write a product tagline).
- A description under 160 characters, plus a longer one of two or three short paragraphs.
- A square logo (at least 256×256) and three or four screenshots at the same size.
- Your pricing in one line, including whether there's a free plan.
- A spreadsheet of where you submitted, the listing URL and whether the link is followed.
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Frequently asked questions
- Is TinyHunt free?
- Free in a queue, or $9.9 per launch to skip it. Your site's DR must be at least 5 to submit.
- Is a TinyHunt launch worth it?
- It's worth it when you can be there on the day to answer comments, and when the people who browse TinyHunt are close to your customers. A launch you can't show up for usually gets little back.
- Can I launch on TinyHunt and other platforms too?
- Yes. Space them out by a few days so each launch gets your full attention, and reuse the same tagline, description and screenshots so every listing says the same thing.
IndieLaunch isn't affiliated with TinyHunt. What's here comes from its own site, checked October 31, 2026; prices and policies change, so check before you submit. Our full list is in the startup directories guide.