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Submit your tool to BetaPage (now PitchWall)

BetaPage.co now redirects to PitchWall, a launch and discovery site for AI tools, SaaS products and tech startups. Makers submit a product page that gets a day or two on the homepage, a possible newsletter mention and a post on X.

Go to the submit page Nofollow link Free (30+ day wait), Pro $49, Premium $99

Is BetaPage (now PitchWall) worth it?

Worth a free submission if you can wait a month or more. Paying $49 or $99 mainly buys a shorter wait, two homepage days and a guaranteed newsletter mention. The site sells a do-follow backlink, but in November 2026 every product page checked sent the website link through a /out/ redirect marked rel nofollow, and robots.txt blocks /out/. Don't pay for SEO value. Pay only if the newsletter and homepage exposure are worth it to you.

Who should submit to BetaPage (now PitchWall)?

Suits makers of AI tools, SaaS apps, developer tools and open source projects, including beta and alpha products with a working landing page. It does not accept service businesses such as agencies, web developers or design studios, non-tech listings, or landing pages without a working product or demo. Readers are founders, marketers, tech fans and investors rather than a specific niche.

What you need before you submit

  • A working product or demo, beta and alpha are accepted
  • A clear landing page with clean UI and a short description
  • Tech product in AI, SaaS, open source or similar
  • No agencies or service businesses

How to submit to BetaPage (now PitchWall)

  1. Open pitchwall.co/submit
  2. Pick Free, Pro ($49) or Premium ($99)
  3. Enter product details and the email you will use to log in
  4. Wait for manual review and the publish date
  5. Log in with the same email later to edit the listing

BetaPage (now PitchWall): pros and cons

Pros

  • Free option exists
  • Manual review keeps spam out
  • Homepage slot, possible newsletter mention and a post on X
  • Accepts beta and alpha products
  • Listing can be edited after approval

Cons

  • Free listings wait at least 30 days
  • Website link is nofollow through a redirect, despite do-follow claims
  • Paid plans mostly buy speed and placement
  • Only one or two days of homepage visibility

Tips for BetaPage (now PitchWall)

  • Submit the free plan early so the wait overlaps with your build
  • Have a working demo or product live before you submit
  • Write a one-line pitch that says what the product does
  • Check the link on your live page before paying for a backlink
  • Update the listing when you ship major features

Questions about BetaPage (now PitchWall)

How much does it cost to list a tool on BetaPage (now PitchWall)?
Listing a tool on BetaPage (now PitchWall) is free (30+ day wait), Pro $49, Premium $99.
Does BetaPage (now PitchWall) give a dofollow link?
No. Its links are nofollow: a listing can send visitors, but passes no ranking signals.
Does BetaPage (now PitchWall) ask for a backlink or a badge?
No. It lists a tool without asking for a badge or a link back.
How long does BetaPage (now PitchWall) take to list a tool?
30+ days free, 2 weeks Pro, chosen date Premium.
Is BetaPage still running?
BetaPage.co redirects to pitchwall.co. Product submissions go through PitchWall now.
What does it cost?
The free launch has a waiting period of at least 30 days. Pro Launch costs $49 with a two week wait. Premium Launch costs $99 and goes live on a date you choose. Newsletter and homepage ads cost $199 to $899.
Is the link dofollow?
No. The site says listings get a do-follow backlink, but a check in November 2026 found the website link on product pages goes through a /out/ redirect with rel noopener nofollow, and robots.txt disallows /out/.
What products are accepted?
AI, SaaS, open source and other tech products, including beta and alpha versions with a working landing page. Agencies, service businesses and non-tech listings are rejected.

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