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Upfynd vs DevHunt

DevHunt is a launchpad for developer tools, where voting needs a GitHub login. Upfynd is a free directory of software, ranked by community upvotes, where a person reviews every listing. Here is how they differ, from each platform's own pages, checked in November 2026.

Cost
UpfyndFree to list and free to claim. No paid way to skip review, and anything paid for on the site is labelled Sponsored and never changes rankings.
DevHuntFree to list. A paid launch is $49.
Time to go live
UpfyndUsually within two working days. The product launches on the day it is approved.
DevHuntNot published for free listings; a paid launch picks its week.
Link to your site
UpfyndFollowed once a person has reviewed the listing, as a submission or a claim. Unclaimed catalogue entries and social links are nofollow.
DevHuntFollowed on paid launches; free listings can be nofollow.
Human review
UpfyndYes. A reviewer opens the website, reads the listing and checks for duplicates before it goes live.
DevHuntNot published.
Ranking
UpfyndCommunity upvotes, one per person per product, plus reviews from people who use the product.
DevHuntWeekly, by votes from GitHub accounts.
Embeddable badge
UpfyndYes. A Featured on Upfynd badge, light or dark, with a live upvote count.
DevHuntYes, for winners.

When DevHunt is the better choice

  • A developer-only audience, so votes come from people who would actually use a dev tool.
  • GitHub sign-in keeps voting harder to game.

When Upfynd is

  • You want a permanent, free listing with a followed link, not a one-day race.
  • You want a person to check the listing, and no way for anyone to pay for rank.
  • You want reviews from people who use the product, and to reply to them.

They are not either-or: you can keep a permanent listing on Upfynd and launch on DevHunt too.

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Checked November 2026. Platforms change their terms; if something here is out of date, tell us and we will correct it.

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