francocanzani

I built SaasList because I was frustrated trying to get my products discovered on Product Hunt. A couple of weeks ago I launched my SaaS product on Product Hunt and it got buried behind Cursor and Gemini. They’re Fortune 500 sized companies with massive marketing budgets and thousands of employees. My project had no chance.

So I built SaasList an alternative with fairer discovery.

Featured products get top placement, but quality still matters. It’s free to submit, no waitlist.

What do you think?

Will have a look. It worked earlier today.

Will have a look. Thanks

That would take the fun out of AWS

I'm really doubtful on this because most of these open source apps get banned from Github. Probably will make a dummy account to open issues and always have a copy local and in Gitlab. Should be able to clean the code a bit and share it soon.

Yes, is being developed and will launch this week. Just click and go, nothing fancy.

It fallbacks to archives, yes. Basically I use different User-Agent headers, different Referer headers, it tries disabling javascript once the page has loaded and the fallback is to fetch from web archives (Wayback Machine, archive.is, Google cache).

Then the HTML is validated and parsed.

Hi! Our project addresses the limitations of existing paywall bypass tools by implementing a dynamic, community-driven approach. Key features include:

Real-time Adaptive Blacklist:

Constantly updated database of paywalled sites and effective bypass methods User-driven reporting system for quick adaptation to paywall changes Significantly faster response to new paywalls compared to static solutions

Multi-Method Bypass Arsenal:

Unlike single-method solutions (e.g., 12ft.io's cache access), we employ various techniques Methods include: User-Agent spoofing, Referer header manipulation, JS disabling post-load, and web archive fallbacks (Wayback Machine, archive.is, Google cache) Our blacklist determines the most effective method per site, improving success rates

Site-Specific Solutions:

Tracking individual websites allows for custom bypass methods when general approaches fail Parsed and validated HTML output ensures content integrity

We believe this approach offers a more robust and adaptable solution to paywall bypassing. We're eager to hear the community's thoughts and potential improvements.