Product Hunt Launch Email Examples
See Product Hunt launch email examples from Layers, Canny, and Polywork, with notes on how each one asks for support on launch day.
🚀 Layers is live on Product Hunt!
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🚀 Layers is live on Product Hunt!

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🚀 Layers is live on Product Hunt!

Why we like it
Layers sent a well designed and crafted Product Hunt launch email, which makes sense because they are a design community after all. They included a large "Support Layers on Product Hunt" button above the fold and then immediately followed it with a nice screenshot of their product. Finally, they address the recipient by name, repeat the ask in a short message, and close by thanking the community for getting them this far.
Layers sent a well designed and crafted Product Hunt launch email, which makes sense because they are a design community after all. They included a large "Support Layers on Product Hunt" button above the fold and then immediately followed it with a nice screenshot of their product. Finally, they address the recipient by name, repeat the ask in a short message, and close by thanking the community for getting them this far.
Autopilot is live on Product Hunt 🎉
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Autopilot is live on Product Hunt 🎉

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Autopilot is live on Product Hunt 🎉

Why we like it
Canny kept their Product Hunt launch email short and to the point. The subject line showed their excitement, and they kept the same energy throughout the email (🎉). The email content itself is focused on a link asking for support on their launch page. Finally, Canny closes by inviting replies with feedback on the new feature. That gives users who are not on Product Hunt something to do with the email: share their thoughts directly with Sarah, who signed the email.
Canny kept their Product Hunt launch email short and to the point. The subject line showed their excitement, and they kept the same energy throughout the email (🎉). The email content itself is focused on a link asking for support on their launch page. Finally, Canny closes by inviting replies with feedback on the new feature. That gives users who are not on Product Hunt something to do with the email: share their thoughts directly with Sarah, who signed the email.
🚀 We’re LIVE on Product Hunt today and need your help! 🎉 🎉
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🚀 We’re LIVE on Product Hunt today and need your help! 🎉 🎉

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🚀 We’re LIVE on Product Hunt today and need your help! 🎉 🎉

Why we like it
Polywork sent this Product Hunt launch email as authentically as possible, typos and all. They thank the community for its feedback and for sharing how they use Polywork. They included a large CTA button that asked users to support their launch. Finally, they included a quick feature announcement as well, so readers who are not on Product Hunt still get something from the email.
Polywork sent this Product Hunt launch email as authentically as possible, typos and all. They thank the community for its feedback and for sharing how they use Polywork. They included a large CTA button that asked users to support their launch. Finally, they included a quick feature announcement as well, so readers who are not on Product Hunt still get something from the email.
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