Product Hunt is the best-known place to launch a new product: makers post it on a launch day, the community upvotes and comments, and the top products of the day get attention and badges. 0to1.live has a different goal: every listing comes with a structured pilot program, so a launch turns into testers, feedback and paying customers.
At a glance
- Main goal: on Product Hunt, attention on launch day; on 0to1.live, pilot testers and first customers.
- What a visitor does: on Product Hunt, upvote and comment; on 0to1.live, upvote, apply for a pilot seat, give weekly feedback and review the product.
- What you can show afterwards: on Product Hunt, your rank and badge; on 0to1.live, a public pilot-to-paid result, verified reviews from pilot testers and your live stage (MVP, pilot or revenue).
- Who it suits best: Product Hunt suits products with broad appeal, especially for consumers and makers; 0to1.live suits B2B SaaS that needs real teams to try it on real work.
When Product Hunt is the better choice
If your product is easy to try in a minute and you want a spike of visitors, sign-ups and press, a well-prepared Product Hunt launch is hard to beat.
When 0to1.live is the better choice
If your buyers are businesses, you need fewer, more serious users. A pilot with ten committed testers and weekly feedback teaches you more than thousands of visits, and the results are something investors can check.
Using both
Many founders launch on 0to1.live first to run a pilot and collect reviews, then go to Product Hunt with real customer stories. Details on other sites change over time, so check their current rules before you launch.