Launchdog vs Toolfound

Both are places to launch a product. Toolfound is best for makers who want a daily launch with an agent running the whole flow; Launchdog is a weekly launch board you launch from your AI coding agent. Here's how they compare.

Side by side

Launchdog and Toolfound compared
Field Launchdog Toolfound
Launch rhythm
Launch rhythm Weekly, Monday to Sunday UTC; 50 launches a week. A few launches a day, with daily, weekly and monthly boards.
Free option
Free option Free with the Launchdog badge on your site, in a week at least 7 days out (one every 30 days). A permanent listing and a launch on the next open free date, which can be months out.
Paid from
Paid from $19 to pick any week; Featured $49; Maker Pass $99 a year. $29 once to pick an earlier date, with homepage featuring and the weekly newsletter.
Link to your site
Link to your site Dofollow and permanent: a paid launch at once, a free one once its badge is seen. Dofollow, free listings included.
How winners are picked
How winners are picked Votes from people only, signed in with GitHub or Google; paying never buys rank. Points from votes combined with an AI listing score; the top three on a board get a seal.
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). Its MCP server lets an agent submit, verify the domain, check the queue and get badges; payment is a checkout link for a person.
Best for
Best for Makers who build with AI coding agents. Makers who want a daily launch with an agent running the whole flow.

Which to pick

Pick Toolfound for

Makers who want a daily launch with an agent running the whole flow.

toolfound.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

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

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