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Why Share Your Startup?

Most launch platforms make you create an account, wait for approval, or pay to get seen. Share Your Startup skips all of that — post your startup's name, URL, and a one-line pitch, and it's live within 72 hours, for free.

How it works

  1. Add your startup's name, website, and a one-line pitch.
  2. Your listing goes live within 72 hours — no account, no payment. Share it on X, LinkedIn or Facebook and it's 6 hours, add our badge to your site and it's 24; in a hurry, $2.99 puts it live right away.
  3. Visitors can upvote it, and the most-upvoted startups rise to the top of the list.
  4. Grab the embeddable "Featured on" badge and link back to your listing from your own site.

Why sharing your startup link matters

Building the product is half the job; getting it seen is the other half. Sharing your link publicly is the cheapest way to get discovered by customers, search engines, and AI assistants, and posting here takes under a minute.

Frequently asked questions

Why is sharing my startup's link important?

A startup nobody can find might as well not exist. Every public link to your site is a way for people, search engines, and AI assistants to discover it: it can send real visitors, it gives crawlers another path to your domain, and it creates a written mention of what you build. Sharing early and in several places compounds, because each listing, post, or mention makes the next one easier to find. Read the full guide.

Does posting on Share Your Startup give me a backlink for SEO?

Honestly: not a ranking boost on its own. Listing links here are marked nofollow ugc, so they do not pass link authority. What you do get is a public, crawlable page for your startup with its own title, description, and structured data, plus referral traffic from people who browse and click through. Search engines still see the mention, and that helps with discovery and brand recognition even without passing PageRank. How links relate to domain rating.

How do search engines and AI assistants find my startup?

Each listing gets its own permalink page with a descriptive title, a short summary, and schema.org structured data, and every page is listed in a public sitemap. The site also publishes an llms.txt file that describes it in plain language for AI crawlers. Nobody can promise an AI assistant will mention you, but clear, factual, crawlable pages are what they draw from. More on how search engines find a new startup.

What makes a good one-line pitch?

Say what it does and who it is for, in plain words. "Invoicing app for freelance designers" beats "The future of work". Leave out hype and superlatives, since search engines and AI systems both quote clear factual statements far more readily than slogans. You have 128 characters, so lead with the most important words. Pitch-writing guide.

Where else should I share my startup link?

Anywhere your future users already hang out: Show HN on Hacker News, Product Hunt, Indie Hackers, relevant subreddits and Discords, LinkedIn, and X. Each listing here also has share buttons. Tailor each post to the audience instead of pasting the same text everywhere, and link to one canonical URL so all the attention points at the same place. Launch checklist.

How long until my startup shows up in Google?

Your listing goes live on this site within 72 hours of posting (or right away with the optional $2.99 Featured boost). Google usually takes days to a few weeks to crawl and index a new page, and it decides on its own whether a page is worth indexing, so there is no guarantee and no way to pay for it. Sharing your link in more places and linking to your listing from your own site both help crawlers find it sooner. SEO basics for startups.

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