SaaS directories to list your product
Use launch sites for a new release and software directories for buyers comparing tools. Start with the sites that match your audience and check for an existing profile before you submit.
Startup launch sites
Product Hunt
New products and major updates for early adopters.
Use your personal account. Have a direct product URL, a short description, screenshots, and a first comment ready.
Read the launch guideUneed
Founders launching a new tool to a maker community.
Prepare a clear logo, a short product description, and a demo. Check the current queue and publication rules before you pick a date.
Read the launch guideStartupBase
Founders who want a launch and a product page in the archive.
Bring a tagline, screenshots, and your product URL. StartupBase reviews submissions, so leave time for the review when planning your announcement.
See how to submitDevHunt
Tools built for developers, including APIs, SDKs, and command-line tools.
Show a developer workflow in your screenshots. Review the difference between a directory listing and a scheduled launch week.
Read the submission FAQ
Software directories
SaaSHub
Released software for people looking for alternatives.
Prepare a working product URL, relevant categories, and a few comparable tools. Keep an email address on your product domain handy for verification.
Open the submission formSourceForge
Business software buyers comparing tools by features and use case.
Search the business software directory and claim an existing page if you find one. For a new listing, prepare a square logo, a product description, and the audience you serve.
Request a business listing
Pick for the audience
A launch site is a place to introduce a release and answer questions. A comparison directory is a place to explain who should choose your product and what they can do with it.
Keep a record
Save the confirmation and the launch or review date. Once the page is public, open it while signed out and check that its website link leads to your product.