No. On the live Open Launch listing we checked on 10 October 2026 the link to the product carried rel="nofollow", so search engines treat it as a hint rather than an endorsement. Their free tier states "Dofollow Backlink only if: 1. Top 3 daily ranking 2. Display our badge on your site"; Premium promises a guaranteed dofollow link. On the listing we opened (AgentZap), all three anchors to the product carried rel="noopener nofollow".
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Open Website Launch Readiness Checker →Free tier (booked out), plus paid. The pricing page says "Free launches are fully booked into 2027. Launch tomorrow with Premium." Premium Launch is $12 per launch; an "SEO Growth Package" is listed at $59 against $199.
Account: Required. Requesting /projects/submit redirected to /sign-in?redirect=/projects/submit. Review time: Not stated. No review window published. Launches go out daily at 8:00 AM UTC, and the free queue is the bottleneck, not a review.
A maker who wants a cheap dated launch; at $12 the paid tier is the realistic option while the free queue is booked out. The free tier is listed but not currently usable in practice: their own page says free slots are booked into 2027. The site describes itself as an open source project.
Free tier (booked out), plus paid. The pricing page says "Free launches are fully booked into 2027. Launch tomorrow with Premium." Premium Launch is $12 per launch; an "SEO Growth Package" is listed at $59 against $199.
Required. Requesting /projects/submit redirected to /sign-in?redirect=/projects/submit.
Yes. Launch sites change their markup and plans without notice, which is why we list the date we checked and why it is worth checking your own listing.