Spotlist
Spotli.st (Spotlist): the marketplace for the best spots — buy and sell curated lists and travel guides from local creators.
Spotlist launched on August 23, 2024 with 7 votes, #2,085 of 5,471 launches that month. The site was still online in September 2026, 2 years on.
What it does
Create a personalized page showcasing your favorite spots. Categorize and share your curated list of go-to places. Perfect for influencers to share top picks with their community. Help friends discover amazing locations through your unique recommendations.
Share your favorite places, sell curated lists & travel guides. Travelers get authentic recommendations from people they trust. The marketplace for local recommendations. Creators monetize their knowledge by selling curated lists of their favorite restaurants, cafes, bars, and hidden gems. Travelers get authentic, insider recommendations from people they trust. Creators can sell simple spot lists or full travel guides with day-by-day itineraries. "Best Ramen in Tokyo", "Hidden Rooftops in NYC", "My Favorite Coffee Shops". "4 Days in Los Angeles", "Weekend in Paris", "Tokyo Food Tour". Day-by-day itineraries with times, tips, and all the details you need. Rent a bike at Santa Monica to ride…from spotli.st
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