The team behind the Business Model Kit, Board Of Innovation, wrote a post summarizing the launch at This is how launching on Product Hunt for the first time hammered our expectations.
Within a week, they had:
Crate launched on Product Hunt in October, 2015. It became #4 Product of the Day.
Ross Simmonds shared more of the stats in this Reddit Post.
Crate got:
Birdly for Slack launched on Product Hunt in September 2015. It became the #2 Product of the Day with 500 votes. They shared more details about the launch at 600 Upvotes later: the Story of our Product Hunt Launch.
They had a lot of success with the launch:
The product is no longer available.
Penny was featured on Product Hunt in August, 2015. Mitch Lee wrote more about the experience at Launching on Product Hunt: The good, the bad, the ugly.
Penny had 54 votes and 584 unique page views within 2 hours of going live on Product Hunt. Within 14 hours, it had 2000 unique page views, 30% of which clicked the download button.
Hey Press had a solid response after they were featured on PH. They were the #2 product of the day, and received 5k+ hits, 3k+ uniques, and 400+ sign-ups. They were also #2 product of the week.
Their reaction? They could have done better is they’d launched exclusively on PH.
Read the full case study at The Stats Behind Product Hunt: Why You Should Launch Exclusively.
Reply first launched on Product Hunt in August, 2015. They became the #2 Product of the Day after receiving over 600 upvotes. They shared more behind the scenes details at How Using Our Own App Got Us To Number 2 On Product Hunt – And $50K in Extra Revenue.
According to that post: