Choose your launch: free listing or paid profile
Free listings go in a queue with locked sections. Paid launches are live immediately with full visibility.
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Your profile type
When you submit to Biz Launches, you choose between a free listing and a paid launch. Each serves a different timeline and audience reach.
A free listing publishes your company profile to the platform. Certain sections remain locked to visitors: founder story, milestones, screenshots and demo video, and comparisons. Your verified company information is on record.
How free listings work
Free listings are placed in a queue and published approximately 6-8 weeks after submission. We require our badge to be displayed on your website before publication. Your profile includes a nofollow link to your site, which means search engines do not pass ranking value through it. Free pages typically do not appear in search results.
Paid launch advantages
A paid launch ($5) publishes immediately, or on the date you select within the following week. Your full profile unlocks all sections for visitors. The link to your site is dofollow, allowing search engines to index your profile and pass authority.
No badge is required. You can add optional enhancements: featured placement ($19), or additional sector categories and bundled options. A paid launch picks its launch week for free. Skip the queue ($9) is for free listings that want a chosen week instead of the free queue.
Change your listing
You can upgrade from a free listing to a paid launch at any time through /account/listings.
Questions people ask
- When does my free listing go live?
- Free listings are published after approximately 6-8 weeks in the queue. You must display our badge on your website beforehand.
- Can I launch immediately?
- Yes. A paid launch at $5 publishes now or on any date you choose within the next week, without a badge requirement.
- Do free and paid profiles appear in Google?
- Paid launch pages are open to indexing by search engines via dofollow links. Free profiles use nofollow links and typically do not rank in search results.