SaaS directory
SaaS directory — every listing with a link you can check
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. Nothing gates publishing: a reciprocal badge on your own site is what turns your link dofollow, and the only ranking signal is upvotes.
- Free to list — pick your launch week, no editorial review, no paid tier to get published
- One outbound link per listing, dofollow once the badge is up — never because of votes or rank
- Browse by what a tool does, not by who paid the most
- Every page mirrored as plain Markdown for AI crawlers
Top SaaS products
Ranked by upvotes from signed-in accounts. Nothing on this list bought its position.
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Browse SaaS by category
Each category page is a ranked board of its own, with the same counts you see here.
Why list on LetsLaunch
What a listing here gives you, and what it deliberately does not.
A page that is actually indexable
Your listing gets a real URL, an outbound link that turns dofollow with the badge, 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: it skips the badge — so its link is dofollow without one — skips the weekly cap, and adds a turn in the labelled sponsored banner. It cannot buy a board position, upvotes or survival.
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 7 days from launch to collect 5 qualifying upvotes. Clear it and the listing is 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 launch volume this rule is paused, so no listing is currently removed for missing the threshold.
What makes a SaaS directory worth submitting to
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 you submit — not when an editor gets round to it — and its outbound link turns dofollow the moment we find the reciprocal badge on your own site. Lose the badge later and you lose the followed link, not the listing.
The second gate is meant to be the survival rule: 5 upvotes in 7 days, counted from real accounts, or the listing is hidden from browse and its link drops to nofollow. It is paused while LetsLaunch builds up launch volume, and it is the part that keeps a followed link from here meaning something as the board grows. 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.
Frequently asked questions
- What is a SaaS directory?
- A site that catalogues software-as-a-service products so buyers can find them by category, use case or price. Directories differ enormously in what a listing is worth: some are curated review sites, some are pay-to-list link farms, and some — like this one — are launch boards where the listing is a by-product of a public launch.
- Is it free to list my SaaS on LetsLaunch?
- Yes, permanently free, and the free listing is not a trial. You get a spot on the weekly board, a public product page, a dofollow outbound link once your badge is up, upvotes and comments, and launch analytics. Premium and Premium+ are optional upgrades on top of a launch you would have had anyway.
- Do I get a dofollow backlink?
- Yes, and it is earned rather than bought. Your listing is published on submit with a nofollow link; install the reciprocal LetsLaunch badge on your own site and, when our checker finds it, the link turns dofollow. Remove the badge later and the link is demoted to nofollow while the listing itself stays up.
- How long does it take to get listed?
- There is no editor. Submit, join this week while free spots last or book an upcoming one (20 free launches a week), and you are published: in this week straight away, in a booked week as that week opens. Install the badge whenever you like — the automatic check (or a manual re-check from your listing's badge page) turns your link dofollow once it finds it.
- How is this different from G2 or Capterra?
- Those are review marketplaces built around buyer intent and sales leads, with paid vendor programmes attached. This is a launch board: discovery happens because a product launched on a dated public board and people voted, not because a vendor bought placement in a comparison grid.
- My SaaS is already listed here and I never submitted it.
- Some listings are imported and marked unclaimed: no maker account, no votes, and a nofollow outbound link. Submit the product normally and the existing page is handed to your account, keeping its URL and slug. If you would rather it were gone, the removal request on the listing goes to a human.
- What is the difference between this and your AI tools directory?
- Scope only — both are views over the same catalogue. The SaaS directory covers business software across marketing, analytics, finance, support and the rest; the AI tools directory covers products whose core is a model, plus automation and writing tools.
List your SaaS in the directory
Submit in about a minute and your listing is published; install the badge and the next check makes its link followed.