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Best directories to submit a SaaS to

Which kinds of directories still send visits, what to prepare once, and how to tell which listings are worth keeping.

Last checked Nov 10, 2026 · Every price links to the vendor's official page

Short answer

Submit to a short list: the big launch sites, directories for your category, and AI-tool lists if you use AI. Prepare one set of copy, screenshots and a logo, give each listing its own tracking link, and after a month keep only the ones that send visits.

Three kinds worth your time

Launch sites (Product Hunt, Hacker News Show HN, Indie Hackers) bring a short burst. Category directories (lists of tools for your niche) bring slow, steady visits from people comparing options. Review and software marketplaces matter more as you grow.

Prepare once

A one-line tagline, a 50-word and a 150-word description, 3-5 real screenshots, a square logo, pricing, and a founder note. Write it from how buyers describe the problem, not your feature list.

Skip paid listing bundles

Services that submit you to hundreds of directories mostly create low-value links. A handful of relevant listings beats hundreds of irrelevant ones.

Track each listing

Use a separate tracking link per directory and check after a month. GTMorganic's Launch kit lists suitable directories with copy from your Product Brain and a tracking link for each. You submit; it never submits for you.

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Does GTMorganic post for me?

No. GTMorganic drafts; you post from your own accounts and mark the step Posted. On Hacker News and Bluesky we then find your reply automatically.

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Updated Nov 10, 2026. Spotted something out of date? mohamdeya123@gmail.com