SubmitMap maps every launch platform worth submitting to

SubmitMap has every place worth submitting your product. Who each startup directory accepts, what gets you rejected, what you realistically get out of it, and the exact steps to submit. Connect your AI over MCP and it does the submitting.

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01 / platforms

The directory

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#Platform · what it is

Free and freemium

DR 90+

Awesome MCP ServersThe 92,000-star curated list of MCP servers, submitted by pull request, with an explicit fast-track for pull requests an agent wrote.DR 97freeNot stated

TrustpilotThe best-known review platform on the web, whose free business account is four screens long and asks for a phone number before it will finish.DR 94freemiumInstant

SourceForgeTwo directories on one domain: free hosting for open source, and a 122,100-title business listing whose links all go through a nofollow redirect.DR 92freeNot stated

Docker MCP CatalogA pull request against a Docker repo, reviewed by the Docker team.DR 92freeNot stated

Product HuntThe default launch stage. High traffic for one day, a permanent backlink after.DR 91freeSame day

Show HNThe most technical audience you can reach for free, and the least forgiving.DR 91freeInstant

G2Buyer-intent reviews. Slow, bureaucratic, and where B2B software gets compared.DR 91freemium2-4 weeks

CrunchbaseThe company database investors and journalists actually check, free to add yourself to, and nofollow on the way out.DR 91freemiumNot stated

DEV CommunityA four-million-developer publishing community where the submission is a post you write, and the link in it is followed from a brand-new account.DR 91freeInstant

MCP RegistryThe official MCP server registry, published to from a command line, and the place the protocol's own repository now sends everybody who wants to be found.DR 91freeInstant

DR 80–89

DevpostThe hackathon world's project gallery: free, instant, nofollow, and gated at the first step by a reCAPTCHA.DR 88freeInstant

F6SA DR 83 founder network where the free company profile pulls in your markets, your team and your investors, and links back nofollow.DR 83freeInstant

Startup FamePaste a URL, let their AI write the listing, then pay for it with a badge: free verification in seven days, or $19 a month to skip it.DR 83freemiumAbout a week

FazierThe only DR 82 board in this directory whose free listing links out dofollow, and the price is three real comments plus their badge on your site.DR 82freemium2-4 weeks

Dang.aiAn AI directory whose free lane is paid for with a permanent dofollow link back, and whose intake refuses directories in its own words.DR 82freemium2-4 weeks

Indie HackersA community that rewards revenue numbers and post-mortems, not launches.DR 81freeInstant

Twelve ToolsTwelve hand-picked tools a day, where the free lane is one dofollow link for a badge and a 72-hour review.DR 81freemiumInstantNewsletter

Turbo0A content-creation products directory whose free lane pays three dofollow links for a permanent badge and a two-week wait.DR 80freemium1-2 weeks

Findly.toolsA curated tools directory whose $19 tier arrives preselected, and whose free lane is one followed link for a footer badge.DR 80freemiumInstant

DR 70–79

SaaSHubA DR 79 software marketplace that will list you free and nofollow, and puts you at the back of a month-long queue unless you name your competitors.DR 79freemium1-2 months

AlternativeTo150,000 apps and two million user opinions on a DR 79 domain, behind a free queue their own form measures in months.DR 79freemiumNot stated

StackShare149,000 tools, a DR 79 domain and a listing that publishes in seconds, gated by a classifier that decides on the spot whether you are a developer tool.DR 79freeInstant

One Page LoveA 9,000-strong gallery of one page websites, free to submit to and followed on the way out, which takes exactly one kind of site.DR 79freemiumNot stated

ToolPilotA Shopify-built AI directory whose free lane wants a link back and up to 90 days, behind the longest submission form in this directory.DR 78freemium2-3 months

PeerlistA professional network for builders with a weekly project spotlight.DR 77freeAbout a week

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02 / how it works

Filter to where youactually qualify.

Most submission lists are link dumps. Every listing here says who it accepts, what it rejects, and what happens after you press submit.

✓Lifetime pricing tier✓Existing paying customers✕Subscription-only pricing✕Pre-launch, no customersKnow if you qualify firstEach listing lists what you must have and what gets you rejected, in the platform's own terms. AppSumo needs a lifetime tier; subscription-only pricing is a rejection.See the rules829 platforms

01Pick the launch date and hunter02Prepare gallery, tagline, first comment03Post at 00:01 PT and stay in the threadThen follow the stepsNumbered, specific, in order.Steps3-4 per platform

> submit my product to Product Huntreading the playbook… you qualify, nothing missing filling the form in your browser logged: submitted just nowOr hand it to your agentConnect it over MCP and it fills the forms itself, in your browser.Connect your agentOne setup

Product HuntLiveBetaListSubmittedUneedNot sentTrack the runAdd your product once, then log every submission from sent to live.Open the dashboardFree to start

03 / what it looks like

Two sentences in,ten submissions out.

You check both connectors are up, then ask for a run. The agent reads your repo to build the project, asks SubmitMap where it qualifies, saves a plan, and works through the forms in your Chrome.

Every platform gets its playbook before the form is touched. When one wants a captcha, the agent leaves the tab open for you and moves on.

A sped-up replay. Quillmark is a made-up product; the platforms are real.

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Is Claude in Chrome connected? And SubmitMap?

Both are up. I can drive Chrome, and SubmitMap is signed in as maker@quillmark.app.

Add this repo as a project. Free platforms only, links first. Plan the run and start the first 10.

The plan is on your dashboard. Starting the first 10 in Chrome: playbook, form, record, one at a time.

Submitting 10 platforms in Chrome10/10

Indie HackersListed

StackShareListed

FazierIn review

Dang.aiIn review

SaaSHubIn review

AlternativeToNeeds you

ToolfioIn review

Tiny StartupsListed

Launching NextIn review

PeerPushFree queue

9 of 10 are out: 3 already listed, 6 in review. AlternativeTo wants a captcha, so I left the tab open and recorded it as waiting on you. Say go and I will take the next 10.

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04 / automation

Stop filling inthe same form.

Tell your AI what you are building, once. It works out which directories will take it, then fills the submissions in your own browser and writes down what it sent and where. You watch it happen and sign in yourself when a site asks.

Connect your agent

AppSumoProduct HuntShow HNChrome Web StoreG2BetaListIndie HackersThere's An AI For That

Add

Describe it once

Name, URL, pricing, stage. Your agent can fill it in for you over MCP.

Match

Sorted by what you qualify for

Ready, fixable or out of reach, with the exact rule you fail spelled out for the middle one.

Track

Log what you sent

Every submission from sent to live, so you know what is still pending and what came back.

Or skip the guessing

Paste your URL and see which of them you qualify for

We read your site, work out what you have built, and check it against every platform in the directory.

3 products a day without an account. Signing in saves the run and lifts it.

05 / lists

Curated runs

N 17 / lists

AI directories12 AI tool directories that accept submissions (2026)Where to list an AI product, which ones expect payment, and which ones expect a badge instead.12 platforms AppSumo alternatives8 AppSumo alternatives for real sales (2026)Where buyers actually show up when lifetime-deal pricing doesn't fit your product.08 platforms Best directories 202612 best startup directories to submit to (2026)The twelve still worth an hour of your time, picked from 452, and what each one actually returns.12 platforms BetaList alternatives10 BetaList alternatives for a pre-launch product (2026)Where an unfinished product still finds an audience, now that BetaList's cheapest listing is $39 and there is no free lane left.10 platforms Dev tool directories12 places to submit a developer tool (2026)The boards that take developer tools specifically, including the two that will reject anything a developer would not use.12 platforms Dofollow backlinks14 SaaS directories with dofollow backlinks (2026)The listings whose links actually pass equity, ordered by domain rating, with what each one charges for the privilege.14 platforms

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06 / faq

Questions beforeyou submit

No scores, no paid placement, and no account needed to read any of it. If a platform pays us nothing, it still gets listed.

Spec table, every listing

Submission feeFree

Paid placementNone

Link typeDofollow

Approval2 weeks

Is this just another list of directories?

No. Every listing states who the platform accepts and what disqualifies you, so you can skip the ones you'd be rejected from before spending an hour on the form.

Do you take money for placement?

No. Nobody can pay for a listing's position, its rating or a word of its copy. The site does carry ads: each one is marked Ad, sits apart from the listings and links straight to the advertiser. Where a platform charges you to submit, that's stated in its spec table.

Can my AI agent do the submitting?

Yes, once you connect SubmitMap to it over MCP. It then knows what you are building, which platforms will take it, and how each form wants to be filled, and it does the typing in your own browser while you watch. Reading the directory needs none of that.

Do I need an account to use this?

No. The directory, the guides, the lists and the route are open to everyone, with nothing to sign up for. An account only exists for the dashboard, which works out what your product qualifies for and tracks what you have submitted.

What does it cost?

Reading it costs nothing and needs no account. The dashboard carries 1 project and 5 tracked platforms free. Past that: $9 a month for one product and 100 submissions a month, $15 for 3 products and no submission cap, $29 a month or $190 a year for unlimited, or $250 once for a lifetime license.

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