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SaaS directories are where people find and compare software, on launch sites like Product Hunt and review sites like G2. Start with the free ones that give a dofollow link. Paid upgrades on review sites can wait until you have customers.
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Software directories you can join for free, each with a dofollow or mixed link. Best Domain Rank first.
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A public Page for a business on Facebook, which carries an address, hours, a website link and customer reviews. Any kind of business can create one, with or without a storefront.
The company page on LinkedIn, tied to a personal account. It carries a description, website, size, location and posts.
Microsoft's listing tool for Bing Search, Bing Maps and the Microsoft apps that reuse Bing's local data. You can import an existing Google Business Profile or enter the details by hand, and a business without a storefront can set a service area.
The business software section of SourceForge, with product pages and comparisons. Vendors can claim and edit a listing for free, and open-source projects can also be hosted there.
A B2B software review site where buyers compare products by category and read verified user reviews. Vendors can request a listing and claim the profile at no charge.
A daily product launch board. A launch gets a product page with a ranked day on the homepage, a maker comment thread and a link to your site. Software, apps, physical products and stores can all be posted.
Gartner-owned software directory with category lists, pricing pages and user reviews. Vendors get a basic profile free; Capterra earns from pay-per-click placement.
The Show HN section of Hacker News, where people post projects they built for others to try. Each post links to the project.
Accelerators and startup programs list their alumni companies on portfolio pages that link to each company's site. You can only be listed if you take part in the program.
Industry-specific directories exist for most niches, such as vegan businesses, home design pros or wedding vendors. Businesses in the niche list there.
A company database where a registered user can add a profile for a company. The profile includes a website field, description, founders and funding.
A startup jobs and talent network where each company has a public profile with description, team and open roles. Creating the company profile is part of the free employer sign-up.
Trade associations publish member directories that buyers, journalists and retailers use to find suppliers. Product brands, local producers and software companies can join the association for their category.
Gartner-owned software shortlist site, run alongside Capterra and GetApp. A vendor can ask for a free listing if the product fits, without joining the paid lead program.
Research firm directory covering software and the agencies that build it. The free plan includes a vetted public profile and reviews, and a Pro plan adds visibility.
Software alternatives site with a page for each product and side-by-side comparisons. Submitting and verifying a product is free; paid featured slots are optional.
AI tool directory with a few thousand published tools and a newsletter. The paid Basic listing is reviewed in about four days and does not require a backlink.
AI tool directory with category pages, a Just Launched section and tool rankings. A submission is a one-time paid listing that goes live within 48 hours.
B2B software review site with long-form reviews. Vendors can claim a free product profile and manage the details and reviews from a vendor portal.
The product database on Indie Hackers, where founders add a page for what they run, with revenue stats and a description. The page lets you post updates that appear in the community feed.
A product discovery site with a points-based community ranking, category and audience pages (including e-commerce stores), and an MCP server so AI assistants can look products up. A standard launch goes live immediately.
Crowd-sourced site where people look up replacements for software they already know. Anyone can suggest an app, and developers can later ask for edit access to the page.
French-founded B2B software guide with editorial content and category pages across several countries. Vendors register free and fill in their own software sheet.
Software discovery and buyer-guide site that publishes annual awards. Vendors can apply for a free listing through a separate vendor portal.
A network of founders, accelerators and startup perks. Each company has a page with description, team, links and funding.
Domain Rank is a 0 to 100 authority score from a third-party backlink index, refreshed monthly. It uses the same scale as Ahrefs DR, but the two numbers won't match exactly. Last checked November 2026.
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75 of the 89 SaaS directories here let you list for free, though some sell paid upgrades. 34 give a dofollow or mixed link, and 25 of those are free. Start here picks the best of them.
Yes, for most of them. Add your website at the top of this page and every directory gets a prompt with your details filled in. Paste one into an AI agent that can use a web browser. The prompt tells it to stop at captchas, phone checks and payment screens and hand those back to you.
Not at first. The basic profiles on software review sites are free. Paid tiers buy better placement and lead capture, and they pay off once customers have left reviews. Until then, put the time into free launch sites and startup directories.