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Submit your tool to IndieHackerStacks

A site that lists indie products by the tools they are built with. You create an account, add your product from the dashboard and pick its tech stack, and the product then appears on each tool's page as well as its own.

Go to the submit page Dofollow link Free account, or Pro $9 once

Is IndieHackerStacks worth it?

A small but useful listing for indie makers, mainly because your product shows up on every tool page in your stack, such as Next.js or Supabase pages. Product links are followed. A free account can add a product from the dashboard, and the Pro plan at $9 once is presented on the pricing page as the way to get a backlink and lifetime placement. Products are reviewed by hand and can be disapproved.

Who should submit to IndieHackerStacks?

Suits indie hackers and small SaaS builders happy to publish their tech stack, and tool makers who want reverse listings. It does not suit products that want to keep their stack private, or large companies, since the site is aimed at indie hackers.

What you need before you submit

  • An account (sign up through the Log in or Add your product button)
  • A live product URL
  • A list of the tools your product is built with

How to submit to IndieHackerStacks

  1. Click Add your product and sign up
  2. In the dashboard choose Add your product
  3. Enter name, tagline, description and screenshot
  4. Pick your stack from the tool catalogue
  5. Wait for review, or upgrade to Pro for $9

IndieHackerStacks: pros and cons

Pros

  • Followed product links
  • Product appears on every tool page in its stack
  • Lifetime placement on the paid plan
  • Cheap one time price

Cons

  • Pricing page only shows the paid plan, so the free route is not stated
  • No stated review time
  • Small audience

Tips for IndieHackerStacks

  • List every tool you really use, each one is a page where your product can appear
  • Write a plain What is it paragraph, it is shown on your page
  • Upgrade only if you want the backlink and placement the Pro plan promises
  • Check your dashboard for a disapproval message after submitting

Questions about IndieHackerStacks

How much does it cost to list a tool on IndieHackerStacks?
Listing a tool on IndieHackerStacks is free account, or Pro $9 once.
Does IndieHackerStacks give a dofollow link?
Yes. A listing on IndieHackerStacks links to your site with a dofollow link.
Does IndieHackerStacks ask for a backlink or a badge?
No. It lists a tool without asking for a badge or a link back.
Is the link from IndieHackerStacks dofollow?
Yes. Checked in November 2026: product pages link to the product website with rel noreferrer only, which is followed.
How much does it cost?
An account is free and the dashboard shows a Free subscription type. The Pro plan costs $9 (shown as reduced from $25) for one product with a backlink and lifetime placement, recorded as a one time payment.
How do I add my product?
Create an account, then add the product from your dashboard and select the tools it is built with.
Is a badge required?
No. No badge or backlink is required.

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