BusinessHunt is a launch platform for SaaS products. Instead of a single listing on one site, it helps a founder launch across many surfaces, such as launch platforms, directories, video, podcasts, articles and communities. WikiHunt is a BusinessHunt project.
What it is
BusinessHunt lists and promotes SaaS products at launch. Its launch tiers are called Spark, Wave, Storm and T-Storm, and there is an expanded version of T-Storm for larger launches. The platform’s own launch was the first one in that expanded tier. It was founded in 2023 by Emeka Onu, who is the person behind it, and Eli Frost is a co-owner and responsible for its editorial content, including its channels and writing.
How it approaches a launch
The idea behind the platform is that a launch is easier to plan when each surface has a defined role. A single day on one site gives a brief burst of attention, so BusinessHunt treats launching as a sequence across several places, which is described in Omnimodal launch and Launch surface. It is built to bring paying users to a product rather than only free visits.
Why it matters to founders
Founders who rely on one launch day often find that the attention fades within days. A platform organized around many surfaces gives a product more than one moment of visibility. Compare it with Product Hunt, which concentrates a launch on a single day, and see Launch day for how that day is usually prepared.
Relation to WikiHunt
WikiHunt is the encyclopedia of the launch ecosystem that BusinessHunt maintains. The entries on this site describe businesses, tools and publications as their sources describe them. The financial interests page explains how ownership relates to coverage.
Related entries
See Emeka Onu, Eli Frost, Omnimodal launch, Launch surface, Launch day and Product Hunt.
BusinessHunt is part of Launch platforms.
Sources
BusinessHunt website and publisher information. Reviewed October 2026.
