How community votes shape your launch's path
Understand voting rules, how your voice is protected, and why the community always decides discovery order.
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Sign in to vote
You'll need a Nexvia Launch account with a confirmed email address. Once you're set up, you can vote once per listing on any live launch. This keeps the voting honest and the path clear.
The voting journey
Your first vote must be for someone else's launch. After that, you can vote for your own. This simple rule ensures the community leads the way—not the loudest voice in the room.
We run quick human checks now and then to catch anything unusual. We also watch for voting bursts within each hour and day. If a surge looks suspicious, we flag it and hold those votes until we've reviewed them properly.
Why votes stay pure
Votes, billboards, verification badges and data like Domain Rating are four separate systems. Each is labelled clearly. No payment can change a vote count. The community decides the discovery order.
Active members do earn influence, which can add weight to their vote. This recognition comes from consistent, genuine participation—not spending.
Every milestone on your launch's path is climbed by community choice.
Questions people ask
- Can I buy votes or boost my vote count?
- No. Votes are decided by the community alone. Paid features like the billboard appear separately and never change vote counts. Only active participation earns influence that might weight your vote more heavily.
- What happens if votes look suspicious?
- We flag unusual voting bursts and hold them for review before they count. Limits per hour and per day prevent abuse. A quick human check may appear during your voting.
- When can I vote for my own launch?
- Only after you have voted for someone else's launch first. This keeps discovery driven by the community, not by self-interest.