SubmitMap lists 800+ startup and SaaS directories with the rules that decide who each one accepts: what gets rejected, the exact steps, approval time and dofollow status. Free to browse, no account. An agent then submits, only where you qualify.
What is SubmitMap?
Every launch guide says to submit to directories. None of them say which ones accept your kind of product, what the form will ask, or what happens after you press submit.
SubmitMap is that map, with 800+ platforms. Every platform is a typed record: who it accepts, what disqualifies you, the exact submission steps, expected approval time and whether the backlink is dofollow. A route of guides puts it in seven phases, from getting launch-ready to the paid channels you should only open last. Connect it to your AI over MCP and it works out what you qualify for and fills the forms in your own browser, one platform at a time.
Who is SubmitMap 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.
Highlights
- Eligibility rules, steps and approval time for 800+ directories
- Dofollow status read from live listings
- MCP server so an AI agent can submit in your browser
- Directory and guides free to read with no account
How much does SubmitMap cost?
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.
