One launch day is too fragile
A single-day spike can disappear before you have time to answer feedback. The CiteLaunch board runs weekly, while the product page remains available afterwards.
CiteLaunch for indie makers
CiteLaunch gives solo founders and small teams one place to publish a product, compete on a weekly launch board, improve its AI-readable listing, and distribute it to relevant directories.
A single-day spike can disappear before you have time to answer feedback. The CiteLaunch board runs weekly, while the product page remains available afterwards.
Repeating the same details across directory forms is slow. Paid plans turn one reviewed product profile into hand-done directory submissions you can track.
The free tools check whether a page is readable, quotable, structured, and open to AI crawlers, then point to concrete fixes instead of another visibility score alone.
A server-rendered listing with structured data, a canonical URL, product facts, FAQs, and a real dofollow link to your website.
A ranked public board where makers can discover, vote on, discuss, and revisit products without compressing everything into one calendar day.
Check citability and crawler access, generate accurate JSON-LD and llms.txt, and refine the answers buyers are likely to ask AI about your category.
Choose a paid one-time plan when you want submissions handled by a person, with every target and live placement visible in your report.
How it works
CiteLaunch drafts the name, tagline, description, category, and tags from the existing page.
Review the copy, add specific evidence and screenshots, and publish only when the product is described accurately.
Join the weekly board, collect real feedback, run the AEO checks, and add directory distribution when it is worth delegating.
Yes. The free plan includes published Supply listings with permanent product pages and backlinks, plus participation in the weekly launch flow subject to its free limits. Paid one-time plans add launch capacity, directory submissions, and AI usage allowances.
No. A launch benefits from people who already care about the product, but CiteLaunch does not require a follower count or a hunter. A complete, specific listing is more useful than a large audience sending low-intent votes.
Yes. The Supply catalog is designed to hold the products a maker ships, and the public maker profile connects those launches under one identity.
No. It creates technically clear, crawlable sources and helps distribute them, but search engines and answer engines decide what they rank or cite. The useful measure is qualified referral traffic and signups over time.
Start free. Paste the URL, review the generated listing, and publish a source that can keep earning discovery after the weekly board moves on.
Start with your product URL