LibHunt at a glance
- Listing price
- Free
- Domain rating
- DR 64
- Account
- Not needed
- Captcha
- None
- Backlink or badge
- Not required
- Email confirmation
- No
- Submit at
- libhunt.com/repo/submit
What LibHunt is and who it's for
LibHunt tracks mentions of open-source projects and software libraries across dev communities, so you can find the best packages and their alternatives. It lists over 567,000 projects, with popularity based on mentions and GitHub stars. It features trending projects, latest discoveries, and posts from dev communities.
Developers comparing open-source libraries and tools before adopting them.
It lists
- Open-source projects
- Software libraries
- GitHub repositories
- Developer tools
- Frameworks
- CLI tools
- AI/ML projects
It doesn't take
- Closed-source SaaS
- Proprietary software
How to submit to LibHunt, step by step
Submit a GitHub repo URL on the submit page; no account or payment required.
Go to the submit page
Visit https://www.libhunt.com/repo/submit.
Enter the repo URL
Paste the full GitHub URL, e.g. https://github.com/owner-name/repo-name.
Submit the form
Click the submit button. No account, captcha, or email verification is required.
Wait for listing
The project appears on LibHunt after processing.
What the LibHunt form asks for
| Field | Limits and format |
|---|---|
| Repo URL | GitHub URL, e.g. https://github.com/owner-name/repo-name |
Our free preview drafts your name, tagline, short and long descriptions, categories and tags in the lengths directories like this one ask for. Try it with your URL.
LibHunt pricing: free vs paid
| Option | Price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Free listing | Free | Project page with mentions, stars, and alternatives |
| Bootstrapping sponsorship | Request package | 2 weeks site-wide ads, 2 weekly newsletter features, footer logo |
| Funded sponsorship | Request package | 1 month site-wide ads, 4 weekly newsletter features, footer logo |
| Growth sponsorship | Request package | 3 months site-wide ads, 12 weekly newsletter features, footer logo |
| Custom vertical package | Request package | Targeted ads in specific communities (e.g. Python, Go, JS/TS) |
Why LibHunt submissions get rejected or stall
- Not open-source
- Not hosted on GitHub
- Duplicate listing
Tips for a listing that gets approved
- Submit the canonical GitHub repo URL to avoid duplicates.
- Ensure the repo is public and has a clear description.
- If you want more visibility, consider a sponsorship package.
- Track your project's mentions and stars to see its popularity trend.
Our take on LibHunt
Submit here if you have an open-source project on GitHub and want it listed among trending alternatives. Sponsorships are available for extra exposure.
LibHunt FAQ
How much does it cost to list a project on LibHunt?
Listing is free. You just submit the GitHub repo URL.
Do I need an account to submit a project?
No, you can submit without creating an account.
Can I submit a closed-source SaaS?
No, LibHunt only lists open-source projects.
Checked against LibHunt's own pages on Oct 24, 2026: libhunt.com, libhunt.com/repo/submit, libhunt.com/advertise. Directories change their forms and prices; the submit page has the final word.
