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Launch Your Product
Add your website, check the details, and submit your product for review. It’s free to get listed.
How Collabe works
Give people a way to find your product and founders a reason to connect.
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Add your website, check the details, and submit your product for review. It’s free to get listed.
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Once approved, your product appears on Collabe with its own page. Help new people discover what you’re building.
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Once your product is live, connect with founders for shoutouts, content swaps and partnerships.
Practical launch guide
Use Collabe when you have a real product to list and want to meet founders for specific collaborations. Start with the free listing, then consider Pro only if its extra placement and review are useful to you.
Reviewed 2026-10-27
Collabe is still growing. A listing does not guarantee visitors, search rankings, or a collaborator. If you need a specialist technical discussion, pair it with a channel that serves that audience.
Make sure the public website works, describes the actual product, and has a clear next action. Use accurate screenshots and a tagline that names the problem you solve.
Add your website in the launch flow, check the suggested information, and complete the product and founder fields. Set collaboration preferences around something you can offer and something you need.
Every product is reviewed before publication. Choose Free or the one-time Pro upgrade according to your needs. Payment does not remove the eligibility rules or guarantee search traffic.
After your listing is live, find a founder whose audience or product overlaps usefully with yours. Suggest one deliverable, a deadline, and how both sides will judge it. Avoid an open-ended request to collaborate without an offer.
It starts nofollow. Installing and verifying the Collabe badge activates dofollow while verification remains active. Pro includes permanent dofollow without a badge.
Your product has a public listing and founder information. You can connect with other founders through the collaboration flow. An offer still needs agreement from the other person.