# Flash vs SubmitMap

> Flash is the better fit for makers who already work in Claude and want free listings handled for them, with no payment and no submission without a yes. SubmitMap is the better fit for founders who want to read the rules first, see what each directory rejects and check dofollow status, then let an agent submit only where the product qualifies.

Flash and SubmitMap both help makers get a product onto launch directories, and both work through an AI agent. They differ in where they start.

Flash is an MCP server for Claude. It sorts about 870 directories, submits the free ones in a real browser and checks each listing until it is live. It is free in early access.

SubmitMap is a directory of 800+ platforms with eligibility rules, steps, approval time and dofollow status. Browsing is free. The dashboard and MCP start at $9 a month.

## At a glance

| | Flash | SubmitMap |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | Get your app listed on launch directories, straight from Claude. | Submit only where you qualify, and let your agent do it |
| Free plan | Yes, free plan | Yes, free plan |
| Pricing | Freemium. Free in early access. | Freemium. The directory, guides and qualification checks are free with no account. The dashboard and MCP are $9, $15 or $29 a month, $190 a year, or $250 once. |
| Also covers | launch directory, claude, marketing, developer tools | directory, launch, seo, backlinks |
| Page | https://another.directory/tools/flash | https://another.directory/tools/submitmap |
| Website | https://www.getflashmcp.dev | https://submitmap.com |

Both do: mcp

## Who Flash is for

Makers who want their app listed on launch directories without filling in each form by hand, and who already work with Claude.

## Who SubmitMap is for

Indie hackers, solo founders and small SaaS teams launching a product who want to know which directories will accept it, and makers who would rather have an AI agent fill the submission forms for them.

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From Another Directory (https://another.directory), a directory of new software tools. Compares what the two sites say; it is not a review.
