Launchdog vs SaaSHub

Both are places to launch a product. SaaSHub is best for SaaS that people find by searching for alternatives; Launchdog is a weekly launch board you launch from your AI coding agent. Here's how they compare.

Side by side

Launchdog and SaaSHub compared
Field Launchdog SaaSHub
Launch rhythm
Launch rhythm Weekly, Monday to Sunday UTC; 50 launches a week. A software directory with alternatives pages; no launch day.
Free option
Free option Free with the Launchdog badge on your site, in a week at least 7 days out (one every 30 days). Free listing, approved by hand.
Paid from
Paid from $19 to pick any week; Featured $49; Maker Pass $99 a year. Featured listing $99 a month.
Link to your site
Link to your site Dofollow and permanent: a paid launch at once, a free one once its badge is seen. Not stated by SaaSHub.
How winners are picked
How winners are picked Votes from people only, signed in with GitHub or Google; paying never buys rank. None (a directory).
Launching from an agent
Launching from an agent Built for it: an MCP server your agent uses to draft, check and book the launch (OAuth sign-in; you approve each step). No public way to submit from an agent.
Best for
Best for Makers who build with AI coding agents. SaaS that people find by searching for alternatives.

Which to pick

Pick SaaSHub for

SaaS that people find by searching for alternatives.

saashub.com ↗

Pick Launchdog for

Makers who build with AI coding agents. Your agent drafts the listing, works through the checklist and books the week; people vote.

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Many makers launch on both: they're different weeks and different audiences.

Sources

SaaSHub's facts are from its own pages, checked on October 28, 2026:

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