Yes, on the live TinyLaunch listing we checked on 10 October 2026 the link to the product was a plain followed (dofollow) link. The free tier promises a backlink only "for top 3 ranking products"; Premium says "Guaranteed high authority backlink". On the two launch pages we opened (Trylle and BackupDrill) the product link carried rel="noopener" only. On the homepage the same day, 2 of the product links carried rel="nofollow noopener", so expect nofollow on a free launch that does not place.
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Account: Required. Requesting /submit redirected to /login?returnTo=/submit. Their agent guide describes sign-in as a six-digit code sent to your email. Review time: Not stated. No review window published. Free launches wait in the standard queue; Premium skips it.
A maker who can rally some support on launch day, since the free followed link goes to the top three. The pricing page leads with an upsell ("AI Visibility Audit", $9) before the launch plans. The free launch itself is real; just scroll past it.
Free tier, plus paid. The pricing page lists Standard Launch as Free ("Standard launch queue") and Premium Launch at $39 per launch ("Skip the queue"). Separately sold: a $279 submission service and featured spots at $15 or $30 a week.
Required. Requesting /submit redirected to /login?returnTo=/submit. Their agent guide describes sign-in as a six-digit code sent to your email.
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.