How do the launch options differ?
The free queue starts with a wait of at least 30 days. Uneed assigns a date, and the queue can extend as demand grows. Fast-track is currently $14.99; Skip line is $39.99. Older price references may describe an earlier offer.
Fast-track keeps the product page permanently, but its link still needs a launch-day score of at least 10 to become dofollow. Read the dashboard’s available date before building a wider launch schedule around it.
What happens after a free launch?
Uneed uses a weighted score from launch day, with retention rules applied the next day. A score of 20 does not necessarily mean 20 individual voters. The free-plan outcomes are:
- Below 10: the product returns to the dashboard and cannot rejoin the free queue.
- 10–19: the page stays published, with a nofollow link.
- 20 or more: the page stays published with a dofollow link.
Which products can be submitted?
The product needs to be available to try. Waitlist-only and invite-only products are not accepted, even on paid plans. Free submissions also face quality checks for low-value wrappers, copies, and crowded categories.
Prepare a short explanation of the specific problem your product solves. Show the working product in your screenshots, and avoid relying on a generic AI claim as the only distinction.
Prepare your submission
- Confirm that visitors can try the product and that it meets the acceptance policy.
- Create the product listing, then select a launch option in the dashboard.
- Check the assigned date and the page-retention terms for that option.
- After launch, check the final score and whether the public page and link were retained.
Other platforms to consider
Compare the audience and submission conditions before adding another channel to your launch plan.