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SaaS directory
LetsLaunch is a launch board first and a SaaS directory second — which is the part most directories skip. Every product here either launched on a public weekly board or was imported and clearly marked as unclaimed, so you can always tell the difference between a tool someone stood behind and a row in a database.
Listing is free and there is no editor deciding what deserves a page. The only gate is a reciprocal badge on your own site, and the only ranking signal is upvotes.
Ranked by upvotes from signed-in accounts. Nothing on this list bought its position.
A curated directory for indie makers and SaaS founders.
Independent film distributor specializing in horror and sci-fi.
The newest SaaS listings, in the order they went live.
Independent film distributor specializing in horror and sci-fi.
Each category page is a ranked board of its own, with the same counts you see here.
What a listing here gives you, and what it deliberately does not.
A page that is actually indexable
Your listing gets a real URL, a dofollow outbound link, structured data, and a plain-Markdown mirror at the same path plus .md — the format AI crawlers read most reliably.
No pay-to-publish tier
Premium exists and it buys you out of maintaining the badge, plus placement on the board. It has never bought a followed link, and it cannot make a listing survive its window.
Honest about what we cannot verify
We fetched real listing pages across the startup directory landscape and read the rel attribute ourselves rather than repeating claims. Where we could not confirm a link, we say so.
Claim an imported listing for free
If your SaaS is already here as an unclaimed import, submitting it normally hands the existing page to your account — same URL, same slug, whatever it has earned so far intact.
The rule: a published listing has 24 hours from launch to collect 5 qualifying upvotes. Clear it and the listing and its followed link are permanent. Miss it and the listing is hidden from browse and its outbound link drops to nofollow — nothing is deleted, and you get one free relaunch. While LetsLaunch is still building up daily volume this rule is paused, so no listing is currently removed for missing the threshold.
Most "top 100 SaaS directories" lists are unchecked. The author copies a spreadsheet, asserts a dofollow link for every entry, and nobody fetches a single page to confirm it. We know how that ends because we tried the opposite: fetch a real listing page, read the outbound link's rel attribute, and publish the result including the ones that came back unverifiable.
That is the standard we hold ourselves to as well. A LetsLaunch listing is published the moment we find the reciprocal badge on your own site — not when an editor gets round to it — and its outbound link is dofollow from that moment. Lose the badge later and you lose the followed link, not the listing.
The second gate is the survival rule: 5 upvotes in 24 hours, counted from real accounts, or the listing is hidden from browse and its link drops to nofollow. It is a blunt instrument and it is the entire reason a followed link from here means anything. Directories that publish everything forever end up with an outbound profile no search engine has any reason to respect, and every maker listed there inherits that.
So the practical answer to "is this SaaS directory worth it": it is worth it if the link is followed, if the page can actually be found, and if the bar for staying listed is something other than paying. Check those three things anywhere you submit, here included.
The full mechanic is written up on how it works, and every price is on pricing.
Submit in about a minute, install the badge, and your listing publishes with a followed link on the next check.
