Startup directories and launch platforms worth submitting to

Every place worth submitting your product. Who each platform accepts, what you realistically get out of it, and the exact steps to submit, plus a copy-paste prompt so your agent can help you with.

01 / platforms

The directory

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#Platform · what it isDR · pricing · approval
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By the numbers
Platforms
12
Median approval
6 days
Dofollow links
8 of 12
Free to submit
9 of 12
Median DR
82

Across the 12 platforms tracked here, median approval time is 6 days, 8 of 12 give dofollow backlinks, 9 are free to submit. Median domain rating: 82.

02 / how it works

Filter to where you actually qualify.

Most submission lists are link dumps. Every listing here says who it accepts, what it rejects, and what happens after you press submit.

01 Pick the launch date and hunter 02 Prepare gallery, tagline, first comment 03 Post at 00:01 PT and stay in the thread Then follow the steps Numbered, specific, in order. Steps 3–4 per platform
You are submitting my product to Product Hunt. Product: {NAME} ({URL}) 1. Draft a 60-character tagline… Or hand it to your agent Every listing ships a prompt that asks for exactly the fields the form wants. Copy prompt 1 click
03 / the checklist

Plot your launch, then work the map.

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Grouped by approval time
Batch the slow ones first, so the two-week reviews are already running when you launch.
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Every saved platform links straight to its submission steps.
05 / faq

Questions before you submit

No accounts, no scores, no paid placement. If a platform pays us nothing, it still gets listed.

Spec table, every listing
Submission fee Free
Paid placement None
Link type Dofollow
Approval 2 weeks
Is this just another list of directories?
No. Every listing states who the platform accepts and what disqualifies you, so you can skip the ones you'd be rejected from before spending an hour on the form.
Do you take money for placement?
No. Nothing here is sponsored and there is no paid tier for platforms. Where a platform charges you to submit, that's stated in its spec table.
What is the agent prompt for?
It's a copy-paste brief for whichever model you use. It asks for exactly the fields that platform's form needs, in the format the form expects.
Why do I need to subscribe for the checklist?
The directory is open to everyone. The checklist saves state, and an email is the only thing asked for in exchange. Nothing else is restricted.

Stop guessing where to launch next.