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Submit Your Startup: Startup Listing Sites and Startup Submission Sites Compared

Get your company listed where buyers check a new vendor before they pay: a review profile, a rating, an alternatives page and a followed link to your site.

Short answer: to submit your startup here, create an account, add the company name, URL, category and a plain description, and pick the $49 priority listing. It is reviewed ahead of the standard queue and publishes a product page that collects reviews, an alternatives page and a dofollow link. Bulk submission services charge $99 to $299 for dozens of thin directory pages; this is one page built to rank for your own name.

707 products are already listed, most of them young companies that G2 and Capterra have not catalogued yet.

Priority startup listing

$49

One time, per product. No renewal.

Reviewed ahead of the standard queue
Your own description, published as written
Dofollow link to your website
Product page that collects user reviews
Alternatives page for your product
Placement in the matching category

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Startup submission sites compared on price and payoff

Prices as the services publish them or as they are widely reported. They change often, so check the live page before you pay. Where a rival does something better, the table says so.

Where you submit	Type	Price	What you get	Where it wins
SaaS Reviews	Review directory	$49 one time	Product page with reviews and rating, alternatives page, category placement, dofollow link	Ranking for "your startup reviews", "is your startup legit" and "your startup alternatives" long after launch
Product Hunt	Launch platform	Free to launch	A launch day on the front page, comments, upvotes and a product page	The biggest one day spike for consumer and developer products. Nothing here matches that reach
BetaList	Launch platform	Paid, price shown in the submission form (reported from about $39, expedited higher)	Editorial feature for pre launch and early startups	Early adopters who like trying new products and give feedback
Launching Next	Startup directory	Free queue, $99 faster slot	A listing and newsletter mention	A free option if you can wait
StartupSubmit	Bulk submission service	$99 for 60+, $199 for 150+ or 220+ directories	Hand submission to many directories in five to seven days	Saves hours of form filling if you want broad coverage
SubmitJuice	Bulk submission service	From $197 (list $297)	Submission to a curated list of directories and sites, higher tiers with authority targets	A done for you package with a report

A sensible first budget for a B2B startup: one launch platform for the spike and one review profile that keeps catching buyers who search your name. If the startup is AI first, see our AI tool submission fees; for the big review platforms, read the software review sites comparison.

Why one review profile beats a hundred startup listing sites

A buyer who hears about a young company does the same three searches before signing up: the name plus reviews, the name plus pricing, the name plus alternatives. Those searches are where a listing earns its money.

A page for "is it legit"

Every product page answers whether the company is legitimate with a checklist, the review count and the share of low ratings. Young startups get this search constantly, and without a profile it lands on a Crunchbase stub.

Pricing where buyers look

Your profile shows your plans once you publish them. Someone searching "your startup pricing" sees real numbers and a link to your pricing page instead of a guess.

An alternatives page of your own

Each listing gets a page at /products/your-slug/alternatives that compares you with products in the same category, so you are part of the shortlist instead of missing from it.

The right category

Products are filed by the job they do, from developer tools to healthcare and payments, so you sit next to the tools a buyer is actually weighing you against.

A dofollow link

The priority listing links to your site with a followed link, so the page passes ranking value as well as referral clicks.

Reviews that keep coming

Customers can review you at any time, and you can claim the profile to reply and control the details. A mixed, honest rating reads as more credible than a wall of five stars.

How to submit your startup

Four steps. Most founders finish the form in under ten minutes.

Create your account

The listing belongs to your account, so you can edit it, publish pricing and reply to reviews later.

Describe the product

Company name, URL, category and a plain description: the job it does, who it is for, what it connects to. Buyers skim for the job, not the vision statement.

Choose priority

The $49 priority listing is reviewed first and publishes your description exactly as written, with a dofollow link.

Go live and ask for reviews

Your product page, alternatives page and category placement publish together. Send the profile link to your first ten customers.

Which startups should list here

B2B startups in their first two or three years: developer tools, payments and fintech, healthcare software, vertical AI, sales and support products. The common thread is a buyer who has to justify the purchase to someone else, and who therefore searches for proof before booking a demo.

If your startup is a consumer app with no paid plan, a launch platform will serve you better. If a finance lead, a CTO or an operations manager has to sign off on buying you, this profile is what they find when they search your name.

Already listed? Most of our catalog was added from public information, so your company may have a profile you do not control yet. Search for it and use the claim link on the page to take it over.

See what a live profile looks like: Upshift reviews, OrgOrg reviews, Lightscreen AI reviews

Questions founders ask before they submit a startup

Where can I submit my startup?

You can submit a startup to launch platforms such as Product Hunt and BetaList, to startup directories such as Launching Next, and to review directories such as this one, where the listing becomes a product page with ratings and an alternatives page. Launch platforms give you one day of attention; a review profile keeps catching buyers who search your company name.

How much does it cost to submit a startup to directories?

Single directories range from free queues to about $130 for an expedited slot, and bulk submission services charge roughly $99 to $300 to push one form to dozens or hundreds of sites. A priority listing here is $49 one time, with no renewal, and includes the product page, alternatives page and a dofollow link.

Are startup submission sites worth it?

A few are and most are not. The ones worth paying for create a page that ranks for your brand name plus words like reviews, pricing or alternatives, because that is what a buyer types right before they sign up. Hundreds of thin directory pages rarely rank, rarely send a visitor and add little link value.

What is the best site to list my startup?

For a consumer or prosumer product, Product Hunt still gives the biggest one day spike. For a B2B startup that sells to companies, the best listing is one that shows up when a buyer vets you, so a review profile with an alternatives page usually earns more over a year than a launch day.

How long does it take to get listed on startup directories?

Free queues can take weeks. Launching Next reviews free submissions daily and sells a faster slot, BetaList reviews editorially with a paid expedite option, and bulk services quote five to seven days. A priority listing here is reviewed ahead of the standard queue, and the pages go live together.

What do I need before I submit my startup?

A live website where someone can sign up or buy, a one line description of the job your product does, a category, a logo and honest pricing. Directories and buyers both skip startups that only show a pitch. If you sell to businesses, add who the product is for and what it integrates with.

List your startup where buyers check before they pay

$49 one time for a priority listing with your own description, a dofollow link and an alternatives page.

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