Tiny Startups vs. Self-Hosted Software List

Tiny Startups

Tiny Startups is free to use but you need to pay a fee to skip the queue. It doesn’t matter whether you’re building a SaaS, marketplace, mobile app, productized service, newsletter or something else — all are welcome!

Self-Hosted Software List

Self-Hosted Software List is a directory of the top self-hosted solutions in various categories. List there if you're working on a product that the users can host themselves. Submitting your products to Self-Hosted Software List is free.

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