

The free waiting line reached a 6+ month wait, so we're closing it to new products. Products already in line keep their date.
Hey everyone! π
Yes, again. If you've been around for a while, you know we already closed the waiting line once in 2025, reopened it, made it free again, and even doubled the number of daily launches to keep it free. We really tried.
But here we are: the free waiting line is more than 6 months long, and it grows faster than it clears. Every week, hundreds of new products join a queue that already has over 5,000 products waiting. Someone joining today would launch in 2027. That's not a launch platform, that's a lottery ticket.
So, starting today, the free waiting line is closed to new products.
Nothing changes for you. Really:
The line keeps moving every day. It just stops growing.
Submitting your product is still free, and always will be. What changes is how you get a launch date. Two options:
If you launch more than once a year, look at Uneed Pro: the yearly plan includes a free Skip the line, a free relaunch every month, and a vote multiplier for your launch days.
We thought about a small entry fee (we even tried $4.99 in 2025). The honest answer: a cheap line is still a line. It keeps growing, and the 6 month wait doesn't go away. Worse, charging $5 today would mean taking your money to launch you in 2027. I'm not selling that.
In April I wrote that we wanted Uneed to stay free, and I meant it. This is what keeping that promise looks like when the numbers stop working: the people already in line launch for free, as promised.
If the wait ever comes back down to 3 months, we'll reopen the line at $5. Not a day before: I don't want to charge anyone to launch six months from now.
I don't love writing this post twice in two years. But I love the idea of telling a maker "you'll launch in 6 months" even less. Fewer, better launches, where every product gets real attention on its day: that's the Uneed we want to run.
Questions, ideas, complaints? [email protected]. I read every single email π§
Thanks for being here π
Best, Thomas from Uneed



