ProductsFarm launched a free weekly product board

ProductsFarm launched a free weekly board for new products on November 1.

You paste a product website on the submit page, and ProductsFarm drafts the launch page from it. You edit the name, tagline, description, categories, images, and tech stack, sign in with Google or an email link, upvote one product on the current board, and pick a launch week up to 21 weeks ahead. Each week has 25 free spots and 10 premium spots, counted separately. A week runs Monday 00:00 to Sunday 23:59 UTC. Signed-in people upvote after they open the product's site from the board. A vote counts 0 from an account created during that week, 0.5 from an account under 7 days old, and 1 after that. Counts stay hidden for the first 24 hours, then the board ranks by score. The top 3 of the week and of the month get awards. Paying does not change rank.

Every approved product keeps a permanent page. Add .md to the address and the same page comes back as markdown. ProductsFarm says that is how search engines and AI assistants can read it. Free listings use nofollow, except during the launch week once the maker has upvoted 3 other products. Premium is $5 once, a limited-time price the site says is usually $10. It adds a highlighted listing and a do-follow link after a check of the site. ProductsFarm also submits a product by hand to other directories, best Domain Rating first, within 3 to 7 days: 30 for $49, 60 for $99, or 100 for $199. Two sponsor spots beside the board are $20 a week or $80 for 4 weeks, and those links are marked sponsored.

Rohan Gotwal, who runs ProductsFarm with Kanisshka, reports these figures after 7 days: $431 in revenue, with every paid user coming from X, Domain Rating from 0 to 30, 257 products listed, and 247 signups. Those numbers are founder-reported.