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Directory submissions, proven

Every other tool counts forms. We count live listings.

We list your SaaS on the directories where we have already put a real product live, then link you to each listing once it is up. Every step shows on your dashboard as it happens — not a spreadsheet of attempts.

30live listings per run, on directories where a real product is live today.Verified 16 Sept 2026.

app.submi.io — campaign
Live
14
listings found on their pages
In progress
9
listing now or in review
Needs you
1
one thing to fix
Not listed
1
with the reason
Your directoriesLive
DirectoryStatusRight nowProofUpdated
turbo0.comLiveListing page foundOpen listing2 min ago
twelve.toolsLiveListing page foundOpen listing5 min ago
saaslineup.comIn reviewWaiting for the directory's review8 min ago
smolhunt.comListing nowChoosing categoriesjust now
fazier.comNeeds youBadge not found on your page11 min ago
directree.ioQueued
Example dashboard. Figures shown are illustrative.

Where Launch 25 lists your product

indielineup.comsaaslineup.comtheaitoolsdir.comthedevtoolsdir.comthedevtoolsindex.comthedevtoolslist.comthemicrosaasdir.comturbo0.comnewtool.sitetheonestartup.comaihubs.aitoolrain.comaitoolhunt.coaifinder.siteaifinderplus.comhubfortools.comproductwill.comsaastool.sitesameproduct.comsoproduct.comtooluck.orgwtai.cclaunchrove.comfazier.comdododirectory.comdirect2app.comwebspot.appmydirs.comsuperlaunchlist.combuildlist.io
We checked

Most directory lists are sold by people who never opened them.

We took every one of 2,196 candidate directories assembled from the public lists this whole industry resells, and hit them all. This is what came back.

70%
18%
12%
70%
Live and reachable

Responding to a request. Roughly six in ten of these also expose a submission path we can reach — the rest need a closer look before they count.

18%
Bot-walled

Behind Cloudflare or a hard 403. Reachable, but only with real browser infrastructure — which is exactly the inventory cheap tools skip and still bill for.

12%
Dead or parked

Gone. Still counted in the lists competitors sell against.

Probed 28 Aug 2026 — every candidate, not a sample. Method and script are in the repo, because the whole point of a measured number is that you can check it.

How it works

A few minutes of setup. Then it runs.

  1. 01

    Give us a URL. We write the listing.

    We read your site and fill in everything a directory asks for: name, tagline, short and long descriptions, categories, pricing and logo. You review it on one screen and change anything you don't like.

    Descriptions are written at each length rather than cut off, because directories reject copy that stops mid-sentence. Categories are picked from each directory's own list, and a directory with no honest fit is skipped rather than forced.

  2. 02

    Paste one snippet into your footer.

    Some directories only list you if their badge is on your site. One snippet covers all of them and shows only the directories in your run.

    We check your page for every badge before the run starts, and name the exact one that is missing, so no submission is spent on a certain rejection.

  3. 03

    Press Run. Watch the listings land.

    One button starts the whole run. Each directory shows what is happening right now, then a link to your listing once it is up.

    Many directories review new listings before publishing them, so some go live the same day and some take longer. A listing counts as live only when we have opened its page and found your link.

Step 1 of 3
Tagline · 60 characters
Short · 160 characters
Standard · 250 characters
Long · 500 characters
Example view. Figures are illustrative.
The database

678 directories, every one reached this week.

Nothing enters this list until we've reached it, found a live submission path and confirmed whether the link is dofollow. Anything unreachable for two weeks drops out on its own — which is why the number moves, and why it's dated.

DirectoryDRCategoryCostLinkGate
Product HuntFlagship91Launch platformFreeNofollow
G2Flagship91Review platformFreeNofollow
Hacker NewsFlagship91CommunityFreeNofollow
CrunchbaseFlagship91Company databaseFreeNofollow
SourceForgeFlagship92Software directoryFreeNofollow
CapterraFlagship90Review platformFreeNofollow
AlternativeToFlagship87AlternativesFreeDofollow
Indie Hackers81CommunityFreeDofollow
SaaSHubFlagship79Software directoryFreeDofollow
BetaList76Launch platformFreeDofollow
Futurepedia72AI toolsFreeDofollowBadge
There's An AI For That70AI toolsFreeDofollow

666 more, with the same detail on every row.

We show part of it here and do not publish the whole thing for competitors to copy.

Browse the open list

Verified 5 Sept 2026678 sellable today, out of 3,042 places researched. A place we can't put a listing on isn't inventory, so it doesn't count.

Pricing

One plan: the directories we have already listed a real product on.

Launch 25

$99one-time
30 live listings, on directories where a real product is live today
28 followed links · 2 nofollow · verified 16 Sept 2026
  • We read your site and write every listing; you approve the copy before anything goes out
  • One badge snippet covers every directory that asks for one
  • Watch each directory go from queued to live on your dashboard
  • A listing counts only when we have opened its page and found your link

Every directory on this plan has a live listing we made for our own product, found and re-checked on its public page. We do not state a guaranteed number yet: we will publish one after measuring how many of these go live for products other than ours.

Straight answers

The questions you were going to ask anyway.

Isn't this the spammy thing Google penalises?

It can be, and that's a fair worry. What gets penalised is a thousand identical listings appearing on dead sites overnight. Launch 25 lists you only on directories that already show a real product we listed there, and whose listing flow passed our check this week. Your listing uses your own copy and categories picked from each directory's own list, and a directory with no honest category for your product is skipped rather than forced.

What happens if a directory doesn't list me?

Your dashboard shows each one as we work on it. If a directory turns your product down twice, we stop there rather than make a third automated attempt, because hammering a directory is how accounts get banned, and we move on to a backup directory that passed the same check. If the problem was on our side, we fix it and try again. Some directories review listings before publishing, so those take longer to show as live.

Whose name are the listings under?

Your product's: its name, its description, its logo, and the link points at your site. We submit from Submi's own directory accounts, so there are no directory logins for you to create or look after.

Why do some listings need a badge on my site?

Because that's the deal some directories offer: a listing for you in exchange for a link back. One snippet covers all of them and shows only the directories in your run. We check your page for every badge before the run starts, and tell you exactly which one is missing.

How is this different from the tool I saw on Twitter?

Proof. Most tools report how many forms they filled in. We sell directories where a real product is already live, show each listing's progress as it happens, and link you to every listing once it is up. The pricing card also says how many of those links are nofollow, and when we last checked.

Get listed where a real product is already live.

30 live listings, one run, and a link to every listing once it is up. Verified 16 Sept 2026.