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SaaS launch checklist: what to review before you announce
This checklist turns a vague launch deadline into a sequence of verifiable tasks across your source website, message, channels, assets, and tracking.
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1. Confirm the source website
Make the website the single reference point for the launch message.
- The product name and category are consistent across key pages.
- The homepage says what the product does and who it is for.
- The primary CTA works on mobile and desktop.
- Screenshots and logos are current and permitted for reuse.
2. Prepare the message
Write the shortest accurate version before expanding into channels.
- A clear one-line description exists.
- The supporting copy explains the practical value without unsupported claims.
- The call to action tells the reader what happens next.
- The Product Hunt tagline and description fit their current limits.
3. Prepare channels and assets
Keep each channel adapted to its context while preserving the same product truth.
- Product Hunt listing, maker comment, and gallery are reviewed.
- X post and image attachment are ready.
- A collaborator can find the final copy and brand references.
- UTM links use a consistent source, medium, and campaign naming scheme.
4. Run a final evidence review
Read every promise as if you were a new visitor. Remove claims that are not supported by the current website, and confirm that screenshots, prices, links, and platform limits are still accurate.
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