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Submit your tool to IndieMap

IndieMap is a world map of independent builders and startups. You sign in, drop a pin where you are building, add a logo, description and link, and pay $1 per pin.

Go to the submit page Link type not known $1 per pin, once

Is IndieMap worth it?

Cheap enough to add as a small extra for an indie product with a real founder and location. Expect little traffic and do not rely on it for SEO, since the pin links load inside the map and the rel value could not be confirmed. Keep your site online: the site says pins are removed if the linked site is down for two months or more.

Who should submit to IndieMap?

Suits solo founders and small indie teams who like being placed on a map next to other builders. It does not suit companies with no person or place to show, or anyone looking for a launch day audience or a confirmed dofollow link.

What you need before you submit

  • A live website
  • An account (sign in at /signin)
  • A location, logo and short description
  • $1 per pin

How to submit to IndieMap

  1. Sign in at indiemap.world/signin
  2. Open the dashboard and add a pin with location, logo, description and URL
  3. Pay $1 for the pin
  4. Edit the pin later from the dashboard if needed

IndieMap: pros and cons

Pros

  • $1 per pin, no subscription
  • Pin can be edited at any time
  • Simple, quick to set up

Cons

  • Pin is removed if your site is down for two months or more
  • Fees are non refundable according to the terms
  • Link type could not be verified
  • Little discovery traffic to expect

Tips for IndieMap

  • Use a square logo that reads well at small sizes on the map
  • Write one clear line about what the product does
  • Keep the URL pointed at a page that will stay up

Questions about IndieMap

How much does it cost to list a tool on IndieMap?
Listing a tool on IndieMap costs $1 per pin, once.
Does IndieMap ask for a backlink or a badge?
No. It lists a tool without asking for a badge or a link back.
Is the IndieMap link dofollow?
Unknown. In November 2026 the pins loaded inside the map through scripts, so the rel value on pin links could not be read from the page source.
How much does IndieMap cost?
The site says $1 per pin, with no subscriptions or hidden fees.
Does the pin stay up forever?
The site says a pin stays live as long as the linked site is live, and pins whose site is down for two months or more are removed.
Can I change the pin later?
Yes. The site says logo, description, URL and location can be edited from the dashboard.

Facts checked . DR: Domain Rating by Ahrefs, checked . DR 4 is Ahrefs' new model, shown on ahrefs.com from 1 December 2026. DR changes; check a place before you pay for it.

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