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Orynth is a product discovery site tied to crypto tokens. Founders list a product for free after manual review, then can optionally launch a token on Solana or Robinhood chain that people trade, and the homepage ranks products by token market cap.

Go to the submit page Dofollow link Free to list; optional crypto token

Is Orynth worth it?

Only worth it for founders who are comfortable with crypto and want to attach a tradable token to their product. The listing is free and the product links checked were followed (rel=noopener), but the audience is token traders, and the homepage ranks products by market cap, not usage. Makers of ordinary SaaS or developer tools without a token will get little attention here.

Who should submit to Orynth?

Suits early-stage founders in the crypto and web3 space who want to test interest through a token and earn fees from trading. Not a fit for makers who want to avoid crypto, B2B software aimed at companies, or anyone looking for product feedback from regular users.

What you need before you submit

  • A real online product that is live or in active development
  • An account on Orynth
  • Product details: what it is, who it is for, what problem it solves
  • Manual approval before going live

How to submit to Orynth

  1. Sign in and open Submit product
  2. Describe the product, its audience and the problem it solves
  3. Wait for manual review
  4. Once approved, the product gets a public page
  5. Optionally enable a token later

Orynth: pros and cons

Pros

  • Free to list
  • Token is optional
  • Followed product links on the pages checked

Cons

  • Homepage ranking is by token market cap
  • Audience is mostly crypto traders
  • No stated review time
  • Content is client-side rendered, which may limit how search engines see the links

Tips for Orynth

  • Skip it if you have no interest in launching a token
  • If you do launch a token, read the founder guide on fees and withdrawals first
  • Fill in team and demo details; listings show verified connections

Questions about Orynth

How much does it cost to list a tool on Orynth?
Listing a tool on Orynth is free to list; optional crypto token.
Does Orynth give a dofollow link?
Yes. A listing on Orynth links to your site with a dofollow link.
Does Orynth ask for a backlink or a badge?
No. It lists a tool without asking for a badge or a link back.
Is the Orynth link dofollow?
Yes on the project pages checked in November 2026: the product website links used rel=noopener only. The pages render in the browser, so search engines may see them less reliably.
What does it cost?
Listing is free, per the founder guide. Launching a token is optional.
What is the token part?
After approval a founder can enable a token that people trade. The site says tokens give no equity, ownership or rights, and founders can earn fees from trading.
How long does approval take?
The site says each submission is reviewed manually but does not state a time.

Facts checked . DR: Domain Rating by Ahrefs, checked . DR 4 is Ahrefs' new model, shown on ahrefs.com from 1 December 2026. Search traffic is an estimate of monthly visits from search. Both change; check a place before you pay for it.

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