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AlternativesIndie Hackers
9 tools people use instead of Indie Hackers, with what each costs and who it suits. ProductsFarm is our own site, so it's listed first and marked. The rest are independent, and none of the links are paid placements.
Indie Hackers is a community where founders share how they build profitable online businesses and side projects. It has a forum, a database of products and their revenue, and a newsletter.
Weekly launch board: launching is free, voting stays open all week, and every product keeps a permanent page that search engines and AI assistants can read.
Large Reddit community for sharing side projects and getting constructive feedback on them.
Products whose makers list Indie Hackers as an alternative.
| Name | Pricing | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| ProductsFarm | Free plan, paid upgrades | A launch week with votes and comments, and a page that keeps working after it |
| r/SideProject | Free | Quick feedback on a side project from a large audience |
| Show HN | Free | Technical feedback from developers on something they can try |
| Product Hunt | Free | A big launch day with a large audience |
| Peerlist Launchpad | See their site | A profile of your work and a weekly launch |
| WIP | See their site | Daily accountability while you build |
| MicroConf Connect | Paid | Bootstrapped SaaS founders who want a vetted, private group |
| Starter Story | See their site | Case studies of how other founders built and grew |
| BetaList | Paid | New startups looking for their first users |
Paste your website and your launch page is ready in a minute. Launching is free, and your page stays up after the week ends.
The Hacker News section for things people have made, discussed by a technical crowd. Posts must be something readers can try.
The best-known daily launch site, where tech products compete for upvotes and Product of the Day.
Weekly launches on Peerlist, a professional network for builders. A new week opens every Monday, and launching needs a verified profile.
Community of makers who post their daily progress to stay accountable while they ship. New members are invited by existing ones.
Vetted private community for bootstrapped SaaS founders, run in Slack. It costs $49 a month or $499 a year, after an application.
Thousands of case studies on how founders built their businesses, with a membership that adds a founder community, databases and video trainings.
Site and newsletter that shows new startups to early adopters. Every submission is paid, and refunded if it isn't selected.
Launch directory where builders list AI tools, SaaS and startups