
Zero Revenue Club
Live this weekA public directory of launched products and their path to first revenue
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About Zero Revenue Club
Zero Revenue Club is a public directory for launched products, founder updates, and the journey to first revenue. Each listing shows the product's category, a short description, badges, and how long it has been tracked in the club, along with clicks and first-revenue milestones where recorded.
The site frames the early days of a product as worth recording, and positions itself around building in public and finding your next customer. Listings are grouped as recently added and featured, and the directory reports overall counts of products and users.
Why Zero Revenue Club
01 · The problem
Early-stage founders have few structured places to record the period between launch and first revenue, and little public visibility for products that haven't earned money yet.
02 · The solution
The site provides a public directory where makers add their product, get tracked over time, and show progress such as first-revenue milestones and click counts.
03 · What makes it different
Listings focus on the pre-revenue early days and track how long each product has been in the club, rather than ranking only established or paid products.
Who it’s for
Indie makers and solo founders who have launched a product and want to track and share their progress toward first revenue.
Launch progress
Week 43 leaderboard- Current rank
- #10of 11
- Peak rank
- #10
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Show daily ranks
| Day | Rank |
|---|---|
| End of Tue, Oct 20 (UTC) | #10 |
| Right now | #10 |
Updates
No updates since launch yet. Follow Zero Revenue Club to hear when the maker ships something new.
Launch · Oct 20, 2026
Launched on ShipX in Week 43
On the Week 43 leaderboard.
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