You've got 309 directories to submit to. Most people quit after 5.
Launch List Pro puts an AI agent in a real browser, finds the submission form on each directory, and fills it in from your product profile. The ones that need a person, like captchas and logins, land in your review queue instead of failing quietly.
- 309
- directories, already vetted
- 253
- the agent can fill out
- 25
- categories covered
Directory submissions are the most boring 60 hours of your launch.
Every listing wants the same 12 fields typed a slightly different way. The tabs pile up. Half the links are dead. You knock out 5, tell yourself you'll finish the rest on Sunday, and that tab group sits there until you quietly close it three weeks later.
The directories keep sending traffic either way. Just to the products that showed up.
The actual math
How it works
Three steps, and only the first one needs you.
- 01
Fill out your profile once
Product name, tagline, the short description, the long one, your URL, logo, category. You type it a single time and every submission pulls from it.
- 02
Pick your directories
All 309 come sorted into what an agent can handle on its own, what needs your eyes first, and what you should never automate.
- 03
Let the queue run
The agent works through your list a few a day, so your product doesn't appear on 200 sites in one afternoon looking like a bot. Every run reports its status, its cost, and the confirmation URL.
Product preview
Submission queue
- SaaSHubSubmitted
- Launched by LovableSubmitted
- Get App (Gartner)Running
- Dev PostNeeds review
- Starter StoryQueued
What it won't do, on purpose.
The fastest way to get your product banned from a directory is to let a bot do something a person was supposed to do. So the agent has hard stops.
It won't create accounts or pay fees
Anything that needs your card or your identity comes back to you.
It won't solve captchas
That's a human job and it stays one. The submission waits for you instead.
It won't post to communities
No Reddit, no Hacker News, no Indie Hackers. Those places notice when a bot walks in, and they should.
It won't fake a dead directory
When a submit page 404s or redirects to nowhere, you see exactly that, in writing, instead of a green checkmark that means nothing.
Free launch resource
Not ready to run the whole list? Start with the checklist.
7 steps to get your product profile in shape before you submit anywhere. It's the same prep work that decides whether a listing gets approved or ignored.
- The 12 fields every directory asks for
- How to write a tagline that survives a 60-character limit
- What to fix before your first submission goes out
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Straight answers
- Do I need to be technical?
- No. You fill out one product profile and approve the handful of submissions that need a person.
- How fast does it go?
- You set the pace. A few a day is the sweet spot. Slow looks human because it is human speed.
- What happens when a directory wants a login?
- It lands in your review queue with the reason attached, and you finish that one by hand in about two minutes.
- Is this an SEO trick?
- No. Directories are a distribution channel, not a growth hack. Being listed where your buyers already browse beats not being listed.
Your product's already built. Go get it listed.
Set up your profile, pick your first batch, and let the queue run while you get back to the work only you can do.