🚀 DiscountHub is live on PeerPush — competing for Product of the Day!
Small but exciting update today:
DiscountHub is now officially live on PeerPush 🎉
We’re currently competing in today’s Product of the Day race.
For those who have been following the journey: DiscountHub keeps growing as a platform that brings together real deals, promo codes, partner offers, and AI-powered deal discovery in one place.
Every new launch platform is another experiment for me:
Can we reach people actually looking for deals?
Which channels bring real users instead of just impressions?
How much can a solo founder grow through consistent launches and distribution?
If you have a minute, I’d really appreciate your feedback on the product — and of course, support on PeerPush would mean a lot 🚀
I’ll share the results after the race.
🚀 Support DiscountHub on PeerPush:
https://peerpush.com/p/discounthub
🌐 Check out DiscountHub:
https://discounthub.uz
If you have a minute, I’d really appreciate your feedback — and your support on PeerPush would mean a lot! 🙌
#buildinpublic #indiehacker #startup #solofounder #DiscountHub
Your second question answers the other two. "Which channels bring real users not impressions" is the whole game, and there's a mismatch: PeerPush, Product Hunt, IH are full of makers, not people hunting deals. A deals site on maker platforms reaches people who upvote you and never use you.
Your actual users are deal-seekers, gathering elsewhere: coupon subreddits, Telegram deal channels (huge in the .uz/CIS region), bargain Facebook groups. One post in an active deals Telegram beats ten maker-platform launches, everyone there is already in buying mode.
Honest answer to "grow through launches": not much for a deals product. Launches are for maker tools. Grow where people already ask "is there a promo code for X."
Where do deal-hunters in your market gather, Telegram or somewhere else?
Congratulations on the launch! Really interesting. How do you deal with expired coupons/deals ? Do you track that ?
Naturally, I developed a three-layer filter that automatically removes all expired promo codes and discounts.
Congratulations on the launch on PeerPush! Navigating different launch platforms is always a great learning experience. I'm checking out DiscountHub now!
I would appreciate any feedback.
A launch-day spike on PeerPush is easy to get; the hard part with a deals site is that stale or expired discounts kill trust on the second visit. What's your process for verifying and expiring offers, and are you tracking week-two return visits rather than just launch-day votes?
I'm really wondering how technically you can get these discounts? Do you have any kind of partnerships with these perks?
That's a secret. )
You already answered your own question in your Aug 6 post: 537 outbound clicks is the metric, and launch platforms rarely beat search for a deals product because nobody browsing PeerPush is trying to buy a laptop today. Launches recruit founders, search and creators recruit shoppers, so I'd judge today's race on one number: outbound clicks per PeerPush visitor versus your organic baseline. If it comes back a fraction, that tells you where next month goes.
Your comments are logical, as always. Thanks for always being with us.
Looks good but sadly products not available in Portugal
You can select Portugal in the filter there, and it will show the products available there.
Keep up the good work 👍
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Congrats on the launch! I like that you’re treating every new channel as an experiment instead of chasing impressions blindly. I’m curious to see how the AI deal discovery works in practice and whether it can surface better offers than a normal search or filter.