# Ftify vs LaunchKoala

> Ftify is the better fit for makers who want a quick paid option at $5 with a live date within 12 hours, or who want a dofollow link and a ranking driven only by votes. LaunchKoala suits makers who like a weekly launch event, a leaderboard, and a $9 option to pick the launch week and be featured for 7 days.

Ftify and LaunchKoala are both launch directories for indie products, and both offer a free listing in exchange for a badge on the maker's site. They differ in how products reach the public.

Ftify lists web products and iOS and Android apps with a permanent page, and votes decide the organic ranking. LaunchKoala runs a weekly Monday batch with a Top of the Tree leaderboard and a human review before launch.

## At a glance

| | Ftify | LaunchKoala |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | Launch your SaaS or app free, ranked by votes not money | Weekly product launch platform for startups and side projects |
| Free plan | Yes, free plan | Yes, free plan |
| Pricing | Freemium. Free listing with the Ftify badge, live within 15 days. Fast-track $5 one-time, live within 12 hours. Featured $24.99 for 1 month. | Freemium. Launching is free through the normal queue, which requires a LaunchKoala badge. The Launch sooner option costs $9 and lets the maker pick the launch week, skip review and be featured for 7 days. |
| Also covers | launch directory, saas directory, mobile app directory, free listing, dofollow link | product launches, maker community, product discovery, launch leaderboard |
| Page | https://another.directory/tools/ftify | https://another.directory/tools/launchkoala |
| Website | https://ftify.com | https://launchkoala.com |

Both do: startup directory

## Who Ftify is for

Indie makers and small teams launching a SaaS product or a mobile app. Also useful for people looking for new independent apps and tools to try. Not for anyone who wants to buy a higher organic rank or upvotes.

## Who LaunchKoala is for

Founders, indie developers and small teams who want a place to announce a new product and reach early adopters and other makers. It also suits people who like browsing new tools by category. Makers who need a fixed launch date can pay for it, while those who can wait can use the free queue.

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From Another Directory (https://another.directory), a directory of new software tools. Compares what the two sites say; it is not a review.