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Curated Directory & Submission Tracker, 40 Startup Platforms
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Bogdan

SaaSLaunch - Curated Directory & Submission Tracker, 40 Startup Platforms

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Supercharge your startup's SEO and Domain Authority (DA). SaaSLaunch is an interactive checklist dashboard containing 40+ curated, high-DA directories (DA 40-90+) with direct submit links, SEO tags, and browser-saved submission tracking. Save 10+ hours of manual backlinks research.

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Bogdan
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Hey hunters! 👋 Getting early backlinks and Domain Authority (DA) is one of the hardest challenges when launching a new SaaS. Manual submissions to startup directories are a proven way to get high-value SEO juice, but searching for them and tracking what you submitted is a huge headache. I built SaaSLaunch to make this process seamless. It is a live interactive dashboard of 40+ curated high-DA directories (AlternativeTo, BetaList, SaaSHub, StartupStash, etc.) with: - Direct submission URLs (no more searching for contact pages). - Domain Authority and monthly traffic metrics. - Pro submission strategies for fast approval. - An interactive tracker that saves your submission checklist directly to your browser's local storage. It is 100% free and open-source. Try it out, build your SEO backlinks, and let me know your thoughts! 👇
Artem Fedorovich

@grndxd Hey Bogdan, congrats on the launch 🎉

This is a real pain, spent the last weeks pushing our own product across launch and directory platforms and the tracking side is exactly as messy as you describe.

One question that decides everything for a DA focused tool: do your 40+ directories show dofollow vs nofollow status? Half the startup directories out there serve nofollow links, which means zero DA juice no matter how high their own DA is. A directory can be DA 80 and still pass nothing. If SaaSLaunch flagged link type per directory (and ideally whether it is a permanent link or gets removed after a few months), that alone would make it more honest than every "submit to 100 sites" list out there.

Tracking submissions in local storage is a nice touch by the way, no account friction.