LaunchRepoChecked on October 1, 2026 — prices and features from the public website of Blastra; verify before buying.
Short answer: Blastra and LaunchRepo do different jobs. Blastra is a managed service that finds, claims and keeps a B2B product’s profiles on 25–28 review sites and software directories accurate, month after month, from $99 setup plus $59 a month. LaunchRepo is a repository you buy once so your own agent can launch every product you build across 299 directory playbooks. Launching something new: LaunchRepo. Keeping an established B2B product’s review profiles current: Blastra. Many B2B teams need both, at different stages.
Blastra and LaunchRepo both touch directories, but not for the same reason. Blastra is a managed presence service for B2B software: it scans 25–28 review sites and software directories, claims the profiles nobody at your company controls, fills every field and keeps them current for a monthly fee. LaunchRepo is a launch toolkit: one payment of €49.00, and your own AI agent works through 299 playbooks in your own browser and accounts, for every product you ship. Blastra itself says it does not handle Product Hunt; LaunchRepo does not monitor review profiles. This page helps you see which job you have today.
Five questions that decide it
Answer each question for the product you are launching next. Where most of your answers land is your pick.
| Question | Pick Blastra if | Pick LaunchRepo if |
|---|---|---|
| Where is your product right now? | Established and selling to businesses, with profiles on review sites that need finding, claiming or updating. | New, or about to launch, and not yet listed in most places. |
| Who are your buyers? | Businesses. Blastra takes B2B technology products only, with an English website. | Anyone: developer tools, consumer apps, B2B or side projects you own. |
| Is a launch day part of the plan? | No: Blastra does not submit to Product Hunt or offer launch days as a standard submission. | Yes: the playbooks cover launch platforms, and your agent prepares each listing for you to review. |
| How do you prefer to pay? | A setup fee and a monthly plan you can cancel, for work that continues. | Once, with no renewal, for a repository you keep. |
| Who should do the work? | Their team, with AI-drafted and human-reviewed copy, and you approve the scope. | Your own agent in your own browser, while you sign in and approve. |
Side by side
Published pricing: from $99 setup plus $59 a month. Two monthly plans with a one-time setup that includes the first month: Pulse, $99 with 3 listings submitted or updated, then $59 a month for 1 action plus a monthly scan; Minimum Viable Presence, $299 with 12 listings, then $99 a month for 3 actions plus a weekly scan. Action Packs add 3 listings for $99 or 12 for $299, once. Cancelling takes effect at the end of the month; setup fees are not refunded.
Blastra publishes its prices in US dollars, LaunchRepo charges in euros. Both are shown as published; we do not convert them.
| Criterion | LaunchRepo | Blastra |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing model | One payment. No subscription, no renewal, no fee per launch. | Setup fee plus monthly subscription: Pulse $99 then $59 a month, Minimum Viable Presence $299 then $99 a month, first month included; Enterprise priced per portfolio. |
| What the price covers | One licence. €49.00 is today’s price as a reference incl. 19 % German VAT; checkout applies the tax for your country. The price does not rise. | The setup covers 3 or 12 listings submitted or updated; each month adds 1 or 3 actions and a scan. Action Packs: 3 listings for $99, 12 for $299, never expiring. |
| Number of products covered | Unlimited products you own and operate. The second product costs nothing extra. | B2B technology products with an English website; Enterprise shares one pool of actions across a portfolio. |
| Who does the work | Your own AI coding or browser agent, started by you. LaunchRepo is a toolkit, not a service. | Their team: AI drafts the copy for each directory, a human reviews it, Blastra submits or updates. |
| Accounts used | Your own accounts, in your own logged-in browser. Nobody signs in as you. | Your choice: an email alias you forward to them, without sharing passwords, or a third-party submission whose approved profile you claim later. |
| What you own afterwards | The repository with 299 playbooks, your product.json and your tracker — cloned to your machine and yours to keep. | The listings, with credentials and proof in a final report; the dashboard stays available after you cancel. |
| Directory count and source | 299 directory playbooks in the repo, each with preparation, form fields, blockers and what counts as a confirmation. | 25–28 review sites and software directories, each with an Ahrefs DR of at least 40 and at least 10K monthly visits, Capterra among them. Product Hunt is not offered. |
| Tracking of outcomes | Your submissions.json and the local dashboard record draft, submitted, pending, scheduled, needs-you and live separately. | A dashboard with the status of every listing, monthly or weekly position and sentiment scans that include competitors, and an MCP connector for Claude. |
| Guarantees | None. Every directory decides for itself what it publishes, so we promise no listing, backlink or ranking. | No approval guarantee. Full refund if they fail to submit more than half of the promised directories within a month of receiving your data; rejected listings are replaced. |
| Own AI agent required | Yes. Bring Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or a browser agent; your provider bills its usage. | No. Their team does the work; their MCP connector lets Claude read your account. |
| Languages | Playbooks, templates and dashboard in English; this website in 12 languages. | English pages, and your website must be in English. |
| Best for | Developers who ship more than one product and want a launch process they keep. | Established B2B software companies that want their review-site profiles found, claimed and kept current. |
Which job is yours
Blastra is not a replacement for LaunchRepo, and LaunchRepo is not a replacement for Blastra. Find the job you need done this quarter in the left column and read across.
| The job | Blastra | LaunchRepo |
|---|---|---|
| A launch day on Product Hunt | Not offered as a standard submission, per their FAQ. | A playbook for it; your agent prepares the listing, you review and post it. |
| First listings for a new product | Only for B2B technology with an English website, on 25–28 high-authority sites. | 299 playbooks across launch platforms, software and AI directories and B2B review sites, for any product you own. |
| Finding profiles that already exist | The presence scan finds existing listings and flags unclaimed and stale ones. | No scan. Your tracker knows only what your agent submitted. |
| Keeping profiles current every month | 1 or 3 actions a month, scans and reports, for as long as you subscribe. | Your files hold the product brief, so an update is a new agent run you start yourself. |
| Collecting reviews | Strategy and outreach tooling that invites real customers; never writes reviews. | Not part of the toolkit. |
| Paying for it | A setup fee, then a monthly plan you can cancel. | €49.00 once, no renewal. |
From blastra.io, its FAQ, pricing and terms, read on October 1, 2026, and from what the LaunchRepo repository contains today. Nothing was purchased for this comparison.
Worked example: A B2B SaaS in its first year
Inputs — an example, swap in your own
- One B2B product with an English website, launching now and selling to businesses afterwards.
- Blastra for 12 months, as published: Pulse $99 + 11 × $59 = $748 for 3 + 11 = 14 listing actions; Minimum Viable Presence $299 + 11 × $99 = $1,388 for 12 + 33 = 45.
- LaunchRepo licence: €49.00 once, plus what your AI provider bills for the agent runs.
The two do not replace each other. LaunchRepo covers the launch: launch platforms, startup directories and software catalogs, with every listing in your own accounts and a tracker of what went live. Blastra covers what comes after, once buyers compare you on review sites: claiming profiles, keeping them current and watching competitors, for as long as you pay. A B2B team that launches with LaunchRepo and later hands its review profiles to Blastra pays for each job once it actually has it.
An example with stated inputs, not a measured result. Blastra prices as published on October 1, 2026; your AI provider bills agent usage separately.
Your numbers: What a year of upkeep costs
When Blastra is the better choice
- Review sites for an established B2B product: Blastra finds existing profiles, claims the unclaimed ones and brings stale ones up to date.
- Ongoing upkeep: 1 or 3 actions every month, plus position and sentiment scans that include your competitors.
- No passwords shared: an email alias you forward lets them verify listings while you keep control of the inbox.
- Review strategy without fake reviews: tooling that invites your real customers, and a clear rule that Blastra never writes reviews itself.
- A refund rule and replacements: a full refund if they miss more than half of the promised directories, and rejected listings are replaced at no cost.
When LaunchRepo is the better choice
- You are launching: the playbooks cover launch platforms and startup directories, the ground Blastra does not offer.
- Your product is not B2B, or your website is not in English. LaunchRepo works for any product you own.
- You prefer to pay once: €49.00 with no subscription, while Blastra’s plans bill every month.
- You want breadth: 299 playbooks instead of the 25–28 high-authority sites Blastra selects for a B2B product.
- You want every step in your own hands: your agent, your browser, your accounts and a tracker that records what went live.
Verdict
Blastra is a strong choice for an established B2B product whose buyers compare vendors on review sites: it finds and claims your profiles, keeps them accurate and watches competitors, from $99 setup plus $59 a month. It is not a launch toolkit and does not claim to be. LaunchRepo is the better buy when you are launching, ship more than one product or sell beyond B2B: €49.00 once for 299 playbooks your own agent runs. The two can work one after the other.
Decide with today’s numbers
Our pricing page loads the live price; for Blastra, check their website. This page only knows what was published on October 1, 2026.
Questions about LaunchRepo vs Blastra
What is the difference between LaunchRepo and Blastra?
The job. Blastra keeps a B2B product’s profiles on review sites and software directories accurate, as a managed monthly service. LaunchRepo is a repository bought once that your own agent uses to launch products across 299 directory playbooks, in your own accounts.
Can Blastra launch my product on Product Hunt?
No. Their FAQ says Product Hunt “isn’t currently offered as a standard submission”. LaunchRepo has a Product Hunt playbook, and your agent prepares the listing for you to review and post.
How much does Blastra cost over a year?
As published on October 1, 2026: Pulse costs $99 + 11 × $59 = $748 for twelve months, since the first month is included in the setup; Minimum Viable Presence costs $299 + 11 × $99 = $1,388. Prices are in US dollars. The LaunchRepo licence is €49.00 once, plus your agent’s usage.
Does Blastra work for consumer apps?
No. Their FAQ answers the question about B2C SaaS with “No”, and the website has to be in English. LaunchRepo has no such limit.
Can I use both?
Yes, and for many B2B products that is the natural order: launch with LaunchRepo and your agent, then hand your review-site profiles to Blastra once buyers start comparing you there.