A Free Launch, a Page That Stays. PitchWall's AI Writes the First Draft.

Start on the Free Launch card

The menu's Submit Product link and the home page's Submit Your Product button both open the plans page, headed "Submit your product". Free Launch is the first of three cards. Its price reads "Free" and its two included lines are "1-day homepage visibility" and "Minimum 30-day waiting period". Press its Select Plan button.

Pro Launch at $49 and Premium Launch at $99, the one marked "Best Value", sit beside it. Both list "2-day homepage visibility" and a "Do-follow backlink (DR 70)". Premium adds a newsletter mention and a tweet from PitchWall's X account. This guide follows the free card.

Sign in, then hand your URL to their AI

Select Plan asks you to sign in before the wizard opens. PitchWall has no email sign-up of its own: you continue with Google, GitHub, Microsoft or Discord.

The wizard opens on a single box, "Enter Your Product URL", with an Add button beside it. Paste the address your Visit Website button should open and check it before you press Add: the box locks as soon as you do. A status line then steps from "Reading website" to "Polishing your listing" while their AI reads your page and writes a name, a summary, a description and tags, picking up any social profiles linked from the page as well.

When it is done, a notice headed "AI-generated content" appears: "These product details were automatically generated. Please review them carefully before submitting." Do exactly that. If your page cannot be read, a message asks you to fill the details in yourself. If the AI step fails after reading it, the draft falls back on your page's own title and description, with a stock sentence added when that description runs short. Read the summary before going on.

Product Details, one field at a time

Product Name takes 2 to 50 characters and becomes the heading of your listing and the first part of its page title. Product Summary, under the prompt "Explain your product in one line", takes 100 to 160. It sits below your name, both on the listing and on its cards, it follows your name in the meta description and it is the text shown when the page is shared. Give both the words a buyer would search for.

Product Details takes 300 to 3,000 characters and shows on the listing as plain text, line breaks kept. Markdown marks and web addresses appear exactly as typed, so write in plain paragraphs: what the product solves, its main features, who it is for and how it is priced.

Product Page is your address on the site, pitchwall.co/product/ followed by a slug the AI makes from your name: lower case, hyphens for anything else, 50 characters at most. Check that it reads cleanly; the next page lets you change it.

Tags come from PitchWall's own list of about 2,800, three at most. Start typing in "Search and select tags..." and each match shows in brackets how many products already use it. Every tag you pick lists the product on that tag's page, newest first, so use all three, each one a topic your customers would look under.

Three optional sections close the form. Youtube Video takes a link to a promotional video, which plays on your listing and also puts it on PitchWall's Videos page. Download Links offers seven platforms (iOS, Android, Windows, Chrome, GitHub, macOS and Web), each shown as a button on the listing. Social Media Links covers GitHub, Twitter (X), Facebook, LinkedIn, Youtube and Instagram. Any profiles the AI found are already in place.

Next stays greyed out until the URL, name and summary are in. Pressing it checks every rule above, saves the listing as a draft and opens the edit page.

Images, a logo and Submit for Review

The edit page repeats the details and adds Images & Logo. Product Images is the one required upload: JPG or PNG, 50 KB to 2 MB each, resized to 500 pixels wide. With more than one on the listing, the page asks you to pick the lead: "Click on an image to set the preview image". Product Logo is optional, a JPEG or PNG of up to 1 MB between 100 × 100 and 512 × 512 pixels.

On the free plan the foot of the page offers Upgrade to Premium. Below it sit two buttons: Save Changes keeps the draft for later, and Submit for Review sends the listing to PitchWall for its review.

Every listing is checked by a person first. In the words of PitchWall's FAQ, "Every submission is manually reviewed to ensure the product is legitimate, active, and relevant to our audience before being approved."

What a free listing gives you

A page of your own at pitchwall.co/product/ and your slug, which search engines may index and which names itself as canonical. It shows your logo and name, the summary, a Visit Website button and a button per download link, then an upvote button, share buttons for X and Bluesky, your images, the publication date, the description and the video if you added one. Your tags and social profiles fill the sidebar.

Then the places it appears. The free card promises "1-day homepage visibility", and the home page leads with New Products, newest first. Each of your tags lists the product on its page, the Videos page carries it when you add a YouTube link and new listings go into PitchWall's products sitemap. And it lasts: listings published in 2016 still open, which is what a permanent presence looks like in practice.

One thing to plan around. A free listing's Visit Website button runs through PitchWall's own /out/ redirect with rel="noopener nofollow", a path its robots.txt disallows, so the free plan passes no link equity. The plans page says so itself: "Do-follow backlink (DR 70)" is one of the lines the free card leaves out, and both paid cards include it. A click still takes the visitor to your site. Count on PitchWall for the page that stays, the homepage day, the tag pages and the audience.

Reviewed by hand, with the rules in the open

PitchWall says plainly what it takes. Its FAQ welcomes makers building in AI, SaaS, open source and the wider tech space. It rules out service businesses such as agencies and studios, non-tech listings and "Landing pages without a working demo or product presence". A finished launch is not required: "Even Beta or Alpha-stage products are welcome", as long as the landing page is clear, the interface clean and the messaging concise.

The rest is just as open. The free card prints its waiting period and the lines it leaves out, every submission gets a human review and the AI fill asks you to check its work. Changes after publishing go through what the FAQ calls "a quick review", and the edit page keeps everything but the URL open to change.

Our side: Free Launch, every field written

We file PitchWall listings on the Free Launch plan. We run the AI fill from your URL and then replace its draft field by field: the name and summary written to their limits, a description composed for PitchWall alone and tags chosen from their list. Your images and logo are prepared to the sizes it accepts. The PitchWall account behind the listing uses an email address we set up for you.

PitchWall is filed on the same timetable as the rest of your package. We set out to file all of it within 2 to 3 days, with 21 days the most our terms allow; PitchWall's own review comes after that. If any directory rejects a submission, our terms credit you a replacement directory of your choice.

PitchWall review: launch on the free card

Yes, take the free card. It gives your product a page that stays, a day on the homepage and up to three tag pages, from one URL and a form their AI drafts for you. Check every field, write past the two minimums and lead with your best image.