Every submission site,on the record
The database of submission sites, 6 of them so far: launch platforms, startup and SaaS directories, AI tool lists. What the free route asks, what a listing costs and whether the link is followed, quoted from each site's own pages with the date we read it.
The highest scores so far, each on the same six criteria
Three things decidea submission site
Everything else on a directory's homepage is decoration.
The free route
Most sites list a product for free if you add their badge, upvote others or wait in a queue, and sell the shortcut. We write down exactly what the free route asks.
The link
A listing is worth its link: followed or not, on a page that stays up. We quote what the site says about its own links, and what a public catalog of directories records.
The wait
Some sites publish within the day, some put a launch weeks out, some never answer. We note the time a site states and the date it actually gave.
A score you can
recompute yourself
Six criteria, public weights, one line of reasoning per rating. The number is arithmetic on the ratings, not an opinion.
6 submission sites,one rubric
Scored on the same six criteria, from each vendor’s own published pages. Highest score first.
The most searched name in this database, and free: no badge, no link back, no fee, a launch day of the maker's choosing. What it gives is attention on one day, not a followed link: the website button is marked ugc.
A simple trade, stated plainly: a free do-follow listing for its badge on your homepage, or a monthly plan that skips the badge and goes live in seconds. The link lasts while the listing does, and few people search for the name.
A large audience that searches by the app it wants to replace, and the most candid rules in this database: the free queue has no date, and $5 buys a review in one or two business days, not an approval. The link to the product is nofollow.
A free launch that asks for nothing but patience: no badge to be listed and a review within a day, then the queue. The backlink is the catch: free launches get it only in the top 3, Premium at $39 guarantees it.
The clearest followed link in this database, stated in its own FAQ, but no free route at all: the cheapest plan is $39, featured on a random day. A startup that isn't selected gets its money back automatically.
Plans, prices and stated waits are public, and $39 buys a chosen date and a permanent dofollow link. The free route asks the most here: a badge on your homepage, and a queue that ran well past its stated length.
Run a submission site?Get it on the record.
Send us the pages that state your plans, your review times and your link rules. We read them, score them on the public rubric, and publish the review with the date.