New Site Radar
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Updated daily

New websites going live, every day

A daily list of websites that just launched on newly registered domains. Discover new SaaS products, startups and side projects, follow a niche like AI or video, and see what other people are building.

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What is New Site Radar?

Every day, hundreds of thousands of new domain names are registered. Hidden among them are the first websites of new SaaS products, AI tools, online shops and startups, often days or weeks before anyone writes about them.

New Site Radar finds the ones that actually launched. It watches newly registered domains, opens each new website, and lists only those with a real product and a pricing page. The result is a daily feed of what people are building right now, searchable by keyword and registration date.

Who uses it

Founders and indie hackers

See what other people are launching in your space before they show up on Product Hunt or in search results. Spot crowded niches, find gaps, and borrow good ideas for positioning and pricing.

Competitor and market research

Follow a keyword like "ai", "video" or "crm" and watch new competitors appear day by day. Every listing links straight to the product and its pricing page.

Investors and startup scouts

Find brand-new startups and SaaS products in their first week online, long before they raise money, run ads or get press coverage.

Marketers, SEOs and agencies

Discover fresh websites that may need content, backlinks, design or growth help, and see which product categories are heating up.

How a site gets on the list

  1. 1

    New domains every day

    Hundreds of thousands of domain names are registered every day. Most of them stay empty, get parked or are put up for sale.

  2. 2

    We visit each one in its first week

    New Site Radar checks every newly registered domain shortly after registration to see whether a real website has gone live.

  3. 3

    Only real products are listed

    A domain makes the list when it has its own content and a pricing page, which usually means a product that is already selling. Placeholders, parked pages, copy-paste site farms, gambling and adult sites are left out.

Follow a niche

Pick a keyword to see the newest sites in that space. Any word works, try a product category, a technology or an industry.

See all top niches →

Frequently asked questions

What is New Site Radar?

New Site Radar is a daily list of websites that just went live on newly registered domains. It shows what new SaaS products, startups and side projects people are launching, and what business each one is in.

Which sites are listed?

Only real, launched sites with their own content and a pricing page. That filters out the vast majority of new domains, which are empty, parked or for sale.

How do I follow a niche like AI or video?

Search for a keyword such as "ai" or "video". The newest sites come first and the list is updated every day, so check back to see who launched.

How do I see the sites registered on a specific day?

Use the registration date filter. Set both dates to the same day to see that day only, or pick a range such as the last week.

How often is the list updated?

Every day. New domains are added daily and new sites appear in the list as soon as they are found live.

Is it free?

Yes. Browsing and searching the list is free and does not require an account.

Can I get my own site listed?

Sites are found automatically. If your domain was registered recently and your site has real content and a pricing page, it will show up on its own.