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SaaS Directory Submission Tracker

A workspace that tells SaaS founders where to submit, what to prioritize, and whether each listing improved visibility.

Added Jun 25, 2026

SaaS marketing
SEO
founder tools
Opportunity Score
Opportunity: Medium (60%)
Evidence Strength
Vol: 25%
Urg: 78%
Spec: 78%
Market Analysis
medium
The Problem

SaaS and AI founders repeatedly waste hours rebuilding spreadsheets of launch directories, review sites, and startup listing platforms before every launch. Existing lists are often stale, contain broken links, include low-quality sites, or lack practical submission status data. Founders also struggle to know which directories matter for backlinks, launches, and AI-search visibility.

Potential Solution

Build a web app where founders add their product, get a prioritized directory submission plan, and track each submission from planned to accepted. The first version can combine a curated directory database with fields like domain rating, category fit, submission URL, cost, approval status, and AI-crawler relevance. Users can log submissions, reminders, outcomes, backlink status, and domain rating changes over time.

Why Now?

AI-assisted buyer research is increasing the value of being listed on authoritative software directories, not just ranking in Google. Multiple founders are independently rebuilding similar directory lists in June 2026, which suggests active demand and fragmented supply.

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Stop paying for backlinks. Get listed instead
r/SaasDevelopersJul 30, 2026

If you're building a SaaS, don't rely only on cold outreach. List your product on ListMySaaS.xyz and get: 🔗 Quality backlinks from a growing SaaS directory 📈 A DR-boosting listing that supports your SEO efforts 👀 More visibility to founders, developers, and potential customers 🚀 A simple way to diversify your backlink profile We're continuously growing the directory and adding new SaaS products. If you're launching or scaling, this is an easy win for long-term organic traffic. Drop your SaaS here: listmysaas.xyz

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Get your product listed on a DR 41 directory for free
r/micro_saasJul 22, 2026

Hey everyone 👋 I built ListMySaaS (listmysaas.xyz), a growing SaaS directory where founders can showcase their products and gain additional visibility. A recent milestone: the site's Domain Rating has reached 41, with consistent growth driven by ongoing SEO work and Google indexing. Why submit your SaaS? 🚀 Get your product in front of people looking for new tools. 🔗 Earn a backlink from a DR 41 directory. 📈 Increase your product's online visibility. 💯 Free submission. If you're building a SaaS, I'd love to have it listed on ListMySaaS. I'm also happy to hear any feedback on the website or submission process to keep improving it for the community. Drop your product below or submit it on ListMySaaS. Happy building! 🚀

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List of online directories to submit your SaaS
r/microsaasJun 25, 2026

Hey everyone, I recently went down the rabbit hole of submitting my saas to saas directories and launch platforms. I know there are alerady plenty of lists out there, but I kept running into the same issues (poorly maintained sites, broken links, directories that no longer accept submissions...). So I built a [list](saas-directories.com) to track my own submission progress. I manually check each directory by actually going through the submission process. If the site is broken, unclear, low quality, or not really useful for SaaS founders, I remove it. The goal is to keep only SaaS directories and launch platforms that are actualy worth submitting to.

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I’m curating a list of 190+ SaaS directories and launch platforms
r/SaaSJun 24, 2026

Hey everyone, I recently went down the rabbit hole of submitting my saas to saas directories and launch platforms. I know there are already plenty of lists out there, but I kept running into the same issues: poorly maintained sites, broken links, directories that no longer accept submissions, or websites that weren’t really directories at all, sometimes just blogs or news sites. So I built a [small tool](saas-directories.com) to track my own submission progress and started turning it into a curated list. The idea is simple: I manually check each directory by actually going through the submission process. If the site is broken, unclear, low quality, or not really useful for SaaS founders, I remove it. The goal is to keep only SaaS directories and launch platforms that are actualy worth submitting to. I thought it might be usefull for other SaaS founders going through the same process.

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