Product Hunt Launch Pack
Tagline, first-comment, 3 image-caption ideas for a Product Hunt launch.
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What you get
Get a Product Hunt launch pack with a tagline, first comment, and three image caption ideas, all tailored to your product and pitch.
Who it's for
- Startup founders
- Product managers launching new features
- Marketing teams promoting a new product
Use cases
- Launching a new product on Product Hunt
- Promoting a startup on a popular platform
- Creating engaging content for a product launch
- Crafting a compelling first comment for a Product Hunt post
- Developing image captions that drive engagement
FAQ
what do i get with the product hunt launch pack
You get a tagline, first comment, and three image caption ideas, all personalised to your product and pitch. The tagline has three variants, each 60 characters or less, and the first comment is 120 words or less, written in the founder's voice.
how long does the first comment have to be
The first comment is 120 words or less, and includes a specific build story. It's written in the founder's voice to make it more personal and engaging.
can i use emojis in the tagline and first comment
You can use a maximum of one emoji per item, so you can add a touch of personality to your tagline and first comment without overwhelming your audience.
how much does the product hunt launch pack cost
The Product Hunt launch pack costs £1.00, and includes a tagline, first comment, and three image caption ideas, all tailored to your product and pitch.
Sample output
Tagline: 1. "Stand-ups in 90 seconds" 2. "No meeting required" 3. "Async stand-ups done" First-comment: "Two years of interrupted coding sessions and 9am Zoom calls built this. I created Threadly to help distributed engineering teams like mine stay on track without the daily meeting overhead." Image captions: 1. "Screenshot of Threadly's dashboard, showing a team's async stand-up updates" - A photo of a laptop screen displaying Threadly's simple and intuitive interface. 2. "Remote team members sharing their daily goals and updates on Threadly" - An image of a few team members in different locations, all working on their laptops with Threadly open. 3. "A calendar showing a week's worth of async stand-ups, with no Zoom meetings" - A picture of a digital calendar with a week's worth of stand-up updates, highlighting the reduction in meetings.
Last updated: 2026-06-28