A Product Hunt tagline can be up to 60 characters, including spaces. Use them to say what the product does and who it is for in plain words, skip the trailing period and hype words, and leave the product name out because it is shown right above the tagline.
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Open Slogan and Tagline Generator →Sixty characters is roughly eight to ten words. That is enough for a job and an audience, such as "Invoices for freelancers that chase late payments", but not for a list of features. Pick the one thing people would hire the product to do.
Repeating the product name, vague superlatives like revolutionary or ultimate, words in all caps and emoji all spend characters without telling people what they get. A trailing period also looks out of place in the feed.
Yes, spaces count.
Yes. Read it to someone who has never seen the product: if they cannot say what it does, rewrite it before launch day.
It is allowed, but it rarely makes a tagline clearer and can render inconsistently.