List your app in 500+ directories in minutes, effortlessly
No forms to fill. Paste your URL — we submit, chase the confirmations, and verify every listing logged-out before it counts.
Product Hunt
Launch
free
91
G2
Review
free
91
Capterra
Review
free
91
Crunchbase
Company
free
91
Shopify App Store
Marketplace
free
96
AlternativeTo
Directory
free
80
SaaSHub
Directory
free
80
AppSumo
Marketplace
free
83
There's An AI For That
AI
free
77
BetaList
Launch
free
76
Zapier
Marketplace
free
91
Futurepedia
AI
free
72
ToolPilot
AI
free
78
Product Hunt · G2 · Capterra · Shopify · AlternativeTo · Crunchbase and 1,509 more destinations, each one mapped, scanned and scored before we submit.
How it works
You do the first. We do the rest — and we tell you the truth about what happened.
Paste your URL
We read your site and build one profile: name, taglines at three lengths, descriptions, categories, logo, screenshots.
We adapt it per form
Every directory asks differently. We map your profile onto each site's own fields and its own category list — not one blanket label.
We submit, paced
20–30 a day, spread like a person would. Anything needing a password, a payment or a captcha is flagged for you, not faked.
We verify and report
At 7, 14 and 30 days we fetch each listing logged-out. If your product name renders to a stranger, it counts.
Every submission in your inbox
We create a dedicated inbox for your product and hand you the login. Every confirmation, approval and rejection lands there — and in your report.
What one submission actually looks like
We write your profile once. Each site gets the version that fits its fields, its length limits and its own category list — then we track it until it's public.
What we sent
- product_name
- Acme
- tagline
- Ship your side project to real users · 42/60 chars
- description
- Acme turns a weekend build into a launch-ready product… · trimmed to 300
- website_url
- https://acme.com
- category
- pricing
- Freemium
- screenshots
- 3 attached · resized per site's limits
- hello@acme.pollendo.com
Assets attached
What happened
- Form submittedSep 18, 10:04 · 9 fields, no account needed
- Confirmation receivedSep 18, 10:06 · “Submission received”
- Approved by editorSep 20, 08:02 · email in your inbox
- Verified liveSep 20, 11:30 · fetched logged-out, name renders
Only that last step marks it live in your report.
We count listings, not submissions
Every service in this category reports how many forms they filled. None report how many listings a stranger can actually find. Yours shows both — and the gap.
First 30 days · Pro plan
Submissions finish in week two. Listings and links keep arriving after — which is why we re-verify at 7, 14 and 30 days.
Not all links are the same
A listing is worth something when a real audience can find it there. We sort every destination by what it actually is — and one whole category never gets your URL.
Directories
1,022Category listings people browse to find software. The core of every plan — editorial review, real taxonomies, indexed pages.
Review sites
44Buyer-intent platforms where people compare before purchasing. Highest authority, slowest to approve, worth the wait.
Press & blogs
109Editors and newsletters that cover new products. A pitch, not a form — we write it and you approve it before it sends.
Communities
75Where builders actually hang out. These need a story, not a listing — so they're posted by a person or skipped entirely.
Marketplaces
62Platform app stores where buyers are already shopping. The only category that sends paying customers rather than traffic.
Link farms
139We never submit you here. Generic “add your URL” pages that publish anything, link to thousands of unrelated sites and often demand a link back. Google has discounted them since 2012.
addurl.php is
disqualifying.Of the destinations where we know the link type, 557 of 886 pass a dofollow link. The rest are nofollow — still worth having for discovery and referral traffic, and labelled as such in your report rather than counted as SEO value.
The jargon, in plain words
Every service in this space sells you on terms it never defines. Here's what they mean and, more usefully, what each one is worth.
Dofollow passes value vs Nofollow rel="nofollow"
A dofollow link passes authority from that page to yours — the kind that moves rankings over months. A nofollow link is tagged “don't count this as a vote”: it still sends real visitors and still gets your product seen, it just earns no SEO credit.
Backlink
A link on someone else's site pointing at yours. Search engines read them as votes: the more credible sites point at you, the more credible you look.
DR Domain Rating
Ahrefs' 0–100 score for how strong a site's own backlink profile is. Logarithmic, so the scale is deceptive. Google doesn't use it — it's a vendor metric that correlates with authority, nothing more. Moz calls its version DA.
Link equity “link juice”
The authority a page passes, split across every link on it. Which is why a mid-DR page with few outbound links beats a high-DR page linking to everything.
Referring domain
One website linking to you, however many pages it links from. Ten links from one directory count as one — breadth beats repetition.
Indexed
Google has crawled the page and put it in results. A listing that exists but isn't indexed passes nothing.
Anchor text
The clickable words of the link. “Acme” tells search engines something different from “click here”. Directories use your product name, which is exactly right.
Honest framing: directory backlinks build a baseline. They help a new domain get crawled, indexed and trusted enough to compete. They do not, on their own, rank you for competitive terms — anyone promising that is selling you something else.
The wall of live listings
Not testimonials — listings. Each one fetched with no cookies, on the date shown, with the URL anyone can open.
Product Huntproducthunt.com · DR 91
verified liveAcme is live on the launch board with a permanent product page and 340 upvotes.
SaaSHubsaashub.com · DR 80
verified liveListed under Developer Tools → Deployment, with alternatives and a comparison page.
ToolPilottoolpilot.ai · DR 78
verified liveApproved by an editor and published in the AI tools index.
Crunchbasecrunchbase.com · DR 91
verified liveCompany profile created with funding status, category and team size.
Capterracapterra.com · DR 91
verified liveVendor profile approved after the Gartner Digital Markets review queue.
Customer reviews will live here once there are customers. We'd rather show you an empty space than invent one.
What people say
Nothing yet — we launched this week. When customers post about their runs, their actual posts land here. We won't write them ourselves.
What we guarantee
Five promises, each one specific enough to hold us to.
No link farms. Ever.
Your URL never touches a generic “add your URL” page, a reciprocal-link scheme or a paid directory network. 139 sites in our database are disqualified by rule, not by taste.
You pay for listings, not submissions
The plan number is published listings, verified logged-out — not forms filled. If a directory rejects you or never publishes, that one doesn't count toward your total.
We submit well past your number
Because some submissions never publish, we run far more than your plan says — typically 1.5–1.7× — until the live count is met. The overage costs you nothing.
Money back, in writing
If we deliver under half your plan's listings within 30 days, you get a full refund. Between half and full, you get the difference back pro-rata. No negotiation, no retention call.
Full rollback on request
Changed your mind? We request removal from every directory we submitted to, delete your submission inbox, and wipe your profile and assets from our systems.
The fine print: refunds are measured by the same logged-out check your report uses, and paid within 5 business days of day 30. On rollback we send and track every removal request, but each directory honours it on its own timeline — we can't force a third party to delete. Not covered: paid directories you asked us to buy, and sites that reject you for a reason we flagged before submitting.
Packages
One payment per product. No subscription, no retainer — and the number is published listings, not forms filled.
Core
- Highest-authority destinations only
- Live-verified report at 7, 14 and 30 days
- Your own submission inbox, credentials included
- Content adapted to each site's fields and categories
- Money-back if we miss the number
- Re-verification sweep at 60 days
Pro
Most picked- Adds mid-authority directories and niche boards
- Live-verified report at 7, 14 and 30 days
- Your own submission inbox, credentials included
- Content adapted to each site's fields and categories
- Money-back if we miss the number
- Re-verification sweep at 60 days
Max
- Adds the long tail: launch boards, AI indexes, communities
- Live-verified report at 7, 14 and 30 days
- Your own submission inbox, credentials included
- Content adapted to each site's fields and categories
- Money-back if we miss the number
- Re-verification sweep at 60 days
Operator add-on · $79 — a human clears the ~40 sites that require a captcha or a Google sign-in. Paid directories — fees passed through at cost plus handling. We never charge for a listing we couldn't get published.
What we won't pretend
Read this before you buy.
Four things every competitor leaves out
- Directories decide, so we over-submit. We can't make an editor say yes — so we run 1.5–1.7× your plan until the live count is met, and you see every attempt, published or not.
- Some sites need you. Captchas, Google sign-ins and payments stay with a human. "Fully automatic to 300 directories" means skipping those, or paying a captcha farm.
- We skip link farms. 169 sites in our database are
addurl.phppages that publish anything. They'd pad the count and do nothing for you. - Listings are a floor, not a growth plan. They build baseline backlinks and discoverability. They don't replace having something people want.
Questions
How do you know a listing is really live?
We fetch the listing URL with no cookies and no session — exactly what a stranger sees — and confirm your product name renders. A dashboard saying “approved”, a scheduled launch date, or a confirmation email doesn't count. Until the page resolves publicly, your report says pending.
What email do you submit with?
We create a dedicated inbox for your product and hand you the credentials. Every confirmation, approval and rejection lands there and in your report, and your real inbox stays clean. Prefer your own address? Forward one alias to us instead.
Will this hurt my SEO?
Not the way we do it. We exclude the “add your URL” link farms Google has discounted since 2012, and we pace submissions like a person. What you get are editorial and category listings on sites with real traffic.
How long does it take?
Submissions run over 3–10 days depending on plan — deliberately paced, because 400 forms in an afternoon is what gets listings purged. Verification sweeps at day 7, 14 and 30, so the report keeps filling in after the work is done.
Can I do this myself?
Yes. It's about a week of forms, a few hundred accounts, and the research to separate real directories from farms. That research, the per-site playbooks and the verification are what you're buying.
Submit your app
Paste the URL. We reply within one business day with your plan and timeline.