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How to Launch on Fazier: Free vs $29, $49 and $99 Tiers Explained
Fazier is free if you add its badge, with a review of up to 30 days. Lite is $29, Premium $49 with a guaranteed dofollow link, Super $99. Tiers, the form, how ranking works, and what we found on 35 live listings.

You can launch on Fazier for free, but there are two catches: you have to put a Fazier badge (a backlink to Fazier) on your homepage or footer, and the free review can take up to 30 days. Paid launches skip both. Lite is $29 and lets you publish immediately, Premium is $49 and adds a guaranteed dofollow backlink, and Super is $99 for 15 days pinned to the top of the homepage.
For most SaaS founders the real question is whether the backlink is worth $49. This guide covers the tiers, the submission form, how ranking works on launch day, and our recommendation, all checked on Fazier's live pages in October 2026.
Fazier at a glance
| Fazier | |
|---|---|
| Submit page | fazier.com/submit |
| Free option | Yes, if you add a Fazier badge to your homepage or footer. Reviewed and listed within 30 days |
| Paid options (one-time) | Lite $29 (was $39), Premium $49 (was $69), Super $99 (was $139) |
| Backlink (Fazier's terms) | Guaranteed dofollow with Premium and Super. Lite gets one only if you finish in the daily top 3 |
| What we saw | Main "Visit" link followed on all 35 listings we opened from the last two days |
| Domain Rating | 83 (our Ahrefs check; Fazier advertises "DR 83+") |
| Traffic | ~87,000 visits/month (3-month average, SimilarWeb) |
| Account | Required. Sign in with Google or email |
| Form fields | Name, tagline, description, category, thumbnail, gallery, pricing |
| Time to submit | About 7 minutes: 2 to create the account, 5 for the form (Fazier's own estimate) |
| Made by | Falak Digital (@FalakDigital) |
| Outbound links | Tagged ?ref=fazier |
What Fazier is
Fazier is a daily product launch platform made by Falak Digital. It looks and works like a lighter Product Hunt: makers post a product, it appears in the day's list, and visitors upvote it. Around the launches it runs leaderboards, product reviews, a newsletter, free resources (a newsletter kit and a Product Hunt launch checklist) and a paid "100+ directories" submission service.
The products on any given day are a mix of AI tools, small SaaS, mobile apps and calculators. It's an easy place to land: on the days we looked, third place took 34 to 36 upvotes. Its main draws are an 83 DR domain, which is high for a launch board, and paid tiers that are one-time rather than subscriptions.
How Fazier works
Daily lists and leaderboards
The homepage groups launches into Today, Yesterday and earlier days, each sorted by upvotes. Separate leaderboards rank products daily, weekly and monthly. Your launch competes inside its day first, then stays in the weekly and monthly views.
Free launches are reviewed by hand
Free submissions go into a manual review that takes up to 30 days, and Fazier checks that its badge is on your site. Paid tiers skip review and can go live immediately or on a date you schedule.
Premium placement
Premium and Super products get a badge next to their name and show in the sidebar's "Premium Products" and "Sponsors" areas across the site for 15 days. That's the main extra visibility you're paying for beyond the link.
The four launch tiers
The submit page is a pricing page first. Each button leads into the same launch form, but what you get after submitting differs a lot.

Basic (free). You're reviewed and listed within 30 days, and featured on the homepage only "if selected". The condition is a backlink to Fazier on your homepage or footer, which is what the "Launched on Fazier" and "Featured on Fazier" badges are for. You decide the date only in the sense of when you submit. Fazier decides when it goes live.
Lite ($29). Publish immediately or schedule a date, homepage placement, social media promotion, a permanent listing, and no badge requirement. The backlink is conditional: "High-authority backlink for top 3 daily products." Miss the podium and you've paid for visibility, not a link.
Premium ($49). Everything in Lite, plus 15 days of promotion across Fazier, a premium badge next to your product name, and a guaranteed "high-authority backlink (DR 83+)". It also bundles Fazier's Product Hunt launch checklist, which they value at $39.
Super ($99). Pinned as a sponsor at the top of Fazier's homepage for 15 days, highlighted across launch, profile and company pages, plus all of Premium.

| Basic | Lite | Premium | Super | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price | Free | $29 | $49 | $99 |
| Badge on your site required | Yes | No | No | No |
| When it goes live | Within 30 days, Fazier's choice | Now or scheduled | Now or scheduled | Now or scheduled |
| Dofollow backlink | Not promised | Top 3 daily only | Guaranteed | Guaranteed |
| Extra promotion | Homepage if selected | Social posts | 15 days platform-wide | 15 days pinned at top |
Step 1: create an account
Click Submit (or any tier's button) and Fazier asks you to log in. You can continue with Google or with email.

Use the account you want shown as the maker. Your profile appears on the launch page, and Fazier's audience clicks through to see who built things.
Step 2: fill in the launch form
Fazier's own launch guide lists the fields on the launch form at fazier.com/launch:
- Name. Your product name as it appears on your site.
- Tagline. One line under the name in every list. Make it about the outcome: "One inbox for every domain you own" (a recent top-3 product) beats "Next-gen email management platform".
- Description. The body of your product page. Open with who it's for and what changes for them, then the two or three features that justify it. Keep paragraphs short. Most visitors skim on mobile.
- Category. Pick the narrowest honest category. Broad categories are crowded with AI tools.
- Thumbnail. The square logo shown in the list. Use a clean, high-contrast mark, not a wordmark that turns illegible at 80 pixels.
- Gallery. Screenshots or a short video. Lead with the product doing the job, not a marketing hero image.
- Pricing. Free, Freemium or Paid. This label shows under your tagline in every list.
If you're submitting to several platforms in the same week, write each description fresh rather than pasting one everywhere. Our guide on writing a SaaS directory description has a simple structure that adapts quickly.
Step 3: add the badge (free tier only)
On the free tier, add one of Fazier's badges to your homepage or footer before submitting, and leave it there. Fazier reviews free submissions manually, and a missing badge is the easiest reason to skip yours.
A footer badge is the least intrusive option. If you don't want a third-party badge on your site at all, the $29 Lite tier removes the requirement. See why directory submissions get rejected for the other common reasons.
How ranking works on launch day
Fazier's homepage groups products into Today, Yesterday and earlier days, each sorted by upvotes. Leaderboards add Daily, Weekly and Monthly views, and the top three on a day are the ones that matter for Lite's backlink.

Vote counts are modest. September 2026's winner finished with 115 upvotes, and places two through six were bunched between 74 and 78. Daily lists are smaller still: on the two days we captured, third place had 34 and 36 upvotes. A founder who brings 20–30 genuine supporters has a real chance at the podium.
Sponsored and premium products also appear in the right-hand sidebar ("Sponsors" and "Premium Products"), which is where Premium and Super placements show up.
Is the Fazier backlink worth it?
Fazier's terms promise the dofollow link only on Premium and Super, and on Lite only for the daily top 3. To see what it serves in practice, we opened 35 listings from the homepage's Today and Yesterday lists on 5 October 2026 and inspected the main Visit button.
| What we checked | Result |
|---|---|
| Listings opened | 35, launched over two days |
Main link rel |
noopener or noreferrer on all 35, no nofollow |
| Tracking | Every outbound link had ?ref=fazier appended |
| Upvotes on those listings | From single digits to 70+ |
So on the day we checked, every listing, paid or not, carried a followed link. That's more generous than Fazier's stated terms. Our catalog has also seen nofollow on some Fazier pages before, so the free and Lite links may change once the launch window passes. Only Premium and Super are promised, and that's what we'd plan around.
Two more things to weigh:
- DR 83 is the whole domain. Your listing is a new page, so its own strength comes from Fazier linking to it from daily lists, leaderboards and your maker profile.
- The traffic is modest. About 87,000 visits a month across every product. A typical launch brings dozens of visitors, and a podium finish more.
Which tier should you pick?
- Free if you're happy to carry a badge, aren't in a hurry, and mostly want one more listing. Expect a wait of up to 30 days.
- Lite ($29) only if you want a specific launch date and can realistically make the daily top 3. Otherwise the main reason to pay (the link) isn't guaranteed.
- Premium ($49) is the tier we'd choose if the backlink matters. A guaranteed dofollow link from an 83-DR domain for a one-time $49 is one of the better-value paid placements in our catalog. Many sites with similar authority charge more, or sell placements only on a subscription.
- Super ($99) makes sense only if you're running a coordinated launch week and want the homepage slot for those 15 days.
Two things are worth knowing before you pay. First, Fazier's traffic is real but small (~87K visits a month), so treat it as a link plus a modest referral source, not a launch on its own. Second, the backlink is to your product, not your homepage, unless you point the listing there. Use your homepage, or the page you most want to rank.
Pros and cons
Pros
- 83 DR, the highest of the indie launch boards in our catalog.
- One-time prices ($29, $49, $99), no subscription.
- Small daily lists: about 35 upvotes can make the podium.
- A free route, if you're happy to carry the badge.
Cons
- Free launches wait up to 30 days and need a badge on your site.
- Lite's link is only promised for the daily top 3.
- Modest traffic for the DR.
- A busy sidebar of sponsors and premium products competes with free launches for attention.
Common mistakes on Fazier
- Removing the badge after approval. Free listings depend on it. Fazier reviews by hand and can see it's gone.
- Paying for Lite and expecting a link. Lite's link is conditional. If the link is the goal, Premium is the right tier.
- Uploading a wordmark as the thumbnail. At list size it becomes unreadable. Use a square icon.
- Submitting on a crowded day. Paid tiers let you schedule. Look at the day's list before picking.
- Forgetting the
?ref=faziertag. Fazier adds it for you, so filter for it in analytics instead of adding your own UTM on top.
Fazier vs similar launch boards
Figures from AgentLaunch's catalog checks (DR via Ahrefs, visits as a 3-month SimilarWeb average).
| Directory | DR | Visits/month | Free route | Paid option | Guaranteed link |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fazier | 83 | ~87,000 | Up to 30 days, badge required | $29 / $49 / $99 one-time | Premium and Super |
| Uneed | 76 | ~173,000 | Up to 5 months | $14.99 / $29.99 | Skip the line |
| MicroLaunch | 64 | ~93,000 | Yes | Premium launch | See guide |
| TinyLaunch | 73 | ~77,000 | Yes | $39 premium | Premium |
| PeerPush | 75 | ~55,000 | Yes | Paid plans | See guide |
| Launch Llama | 72 | ~9,500 | ~4 weeks | $39 / $99 a month | No, upvote-gated |
After launch
- Tag the URL you submit with
?utm_source=fazier&utm_medium=launchso you can see signups, not just visits. Our referral traffic guide shows the setup. - Check the backlink on your listing page with your browser's inspector. There should be no
nofollow,ugcorsponsoredin therelattribute. - Track your DR before and after with our free DR checker. A single link rarely moves DR on its own, as explained in why DR doesn't always rise after new backlinks.
Where Fazier fits
Fazier works best as one stop in a launch week with two or three other small boards, on different days. Our list of sites like Product Hunt compares the wider set, and AgentLaunch's directory catalog keeps the tiers, form fields and link types for 300+ sites, so you can see which are free before opening a single form.
FAQ
Is Fazier free? Yes, if you add a Fazier badge (a link back to Fazier) to your homepage or footer. Free submissions are reviewed and listed within 30 days.
Does Fazier give a dofollow backlink? Premium ($49) and Super ($99) include a guaranteed dofollow backlink. On Lite ($29) you get one only if your product finishes in the daily top 3.
How long does Fazier take to list a product? Paid tiers can publish immediately or on a scheduled date. Free submissions are reviewed and listed within 30 days.
What is Fazier's Domain Rating? Our Ahrefs check shows 83, which matches Fazier's "DR 83+" claim.
Who runs Fazier? Falak Digital. Its footer credits @FalakDigital.
Is Fazier worth it? Free, yes, if you don't mind the badge and the wait. If you want the link guaranteed, Premium at $49 one-time is good value for an 83 DR domain. Skip Lite unless you expect to make the daily top 3.
Is Fazier better than Product Hunt? It's much smaller, and easier to place well on. Use it alongside Product Hunt, not instead of it. See our Product Hunt launch guide.