Overview
Zero Revenue Club is a free public directory for launched products that still have $0 in lifetime revenue. It gives each product a public profile and organizes the directory around the amount of time a product has remained at zero revenue. The project is designed for founders who want a clear place to present an early product and for visitors who want to discover products before they reach their first revenue milestone.
Key Features
- Public profiles for launched products that are still at $0 lifetime revenue.
- A directory view that ranks products by time since launch.
- A graduate state for a product after its first revenue.
- A focused way to distinguish products that are still pre-revenue from products that have already moved beyond that stage.
- A simple public website where visitors can browse the directory and open a product’s website.
The directory keeps the central idea easy to understand: a product can be launched and publicly available while still being at zero revenue. The profile and ranking give that stage a visible place instead of treating it as an invisible period before traction.
Use Cases
Founders can use Zero Revenue Club to present an early product, share its public website, and give visitors context about its current revenue stage. Visitors can browse launched products, compare how long products have remained at $0 lifetime revenue, and open the product websites that interest them. The graduate state also provides a clear distinction between products that are still at zero revenue and products that have recorded their first revenue.
Getting Started
Visit the Zero Revenue Club website to browse the public directory. To present a product, use the available product submission flow and provide the product name, website and other requested information. Keep the information accurate and current so the public profile represents the actual product.
Pricing and Availability
Zero Revenue Club is available as a free public directory. The project focuses on making the directory and its product profiles accessible to visitors without requiring a paid plan to browse the site. Product owners should use the public website for the current submission and profile requirements.
