Uneed: $14.99, votes decide

Followed or not depends on launch-day upvotes: a score of 20 in the free line, 10 with Fast-track ($14.99), guaranteed with Skip the line ($29.99).

Of 60 launches checked from October 3 to 5, 12 were nofollow, all at 8 points or less. The free line closed on August 17 and reopened on September 11 with new rules.

Fits

A launch platform puts a new product in front of its own community, so it fits a product that is ready for first users to try.

Costs

$14.99, paid once unless the sources say otherwise.

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Google treats links bought for ranking as link spam unless they carry rel="sponsored" or rel="nofollow". A followed paid link will count in a tool such as Ahrefs, and Google may simply ignore it. Awiser's own strategy for paid boosts says to pay only where your numbers show buyers arrive, and never to buy a followed link.Read the policy: Google's spam policies (opens in a new tab)Pay to boost a directory that already sends visitors

Uneed is one of 28 launch platforms in the catalog. Among them, 7 can give a followed link for free, 14 charge for one, 4 pass nothing and 3 could not be verified. Its DR of 76 is above that of 20 of the 27 other rated launch platforms.

Strong evidence. The directory says it in writing, or two independent audits agree. Its own page is among the sources, listed first.

1. Pricing page (opens in a new tab)

   Score thresholds per plan

   The directory's own page, read Oct 11, 2026
2. SaaSCity (opens in a new tab)

   12 of 60 nofollow, all at 8 points or less

   Outside source, read Oct 2026