$29 one-time
Price
Founding lifetime price; rises to $50 at 30+ directories
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Should I Use AutoSaaSLaunch?
Automate SaaS directory submissions with our Chrome extension. Save 10+ hours per launch. Lifetime access pricing.
Worth it
Worth itBuy if you're an indie founder facing 10+ hours of copy-paste directory forms at launch — $29 once is trivial risk.
$29 lifetime autofill for 18 directory forms. Good for indie launches; it's a tool, not a done-for-you service; catalog still growing.
Confidence: Medium
18
Directories supported
50+ promised on roadmap
10+ hrs
Time saved (claimed)
Per launch vs manual submissions
Private
Company
No funding disclosed per Crunchbase
Value for money
4
$29 lifetime beats recurring managed-service fees
Ease of use
4
Auto-detects forms; review and submit in 2 minutes
Feature depth
2
Autofill only; 18 of 50+ directories live
Security posture
2
No security page published; browser-extension access unassessed
Pros
- One-time $29 lifetime price undercuts recurring submission services²
- Saves 10+ hours of manual copy-paste per launch¹
- Submits from your own accounts; claims ToS compliance³
- Auto-detects submission forms; review and submit in under 2 minutes
- Covers high-authority directories including Product Hunt, AlternativeTo, SaaSHub⁴
Cons
Gotchas
Best for
- Indie hackers launching a SaaS solo
- Product Hunt launch prep
- Budget founders avoiding pricier managed services
- Founders submitting from their own directory accounts
Not for
- Teams wanting done-for-you submissions — you still click submit yourself
- Anyone needing 50+ directory coverage today; only 18 exist
- Marketers fully outsourcing backlink campaigns to a service
- Buyers expecting guaranteed directory approvals — listings still get reviewed
Pricing
Lifetime (founding member)
$29 one-time
- Autofill across 18 supported directories
- Price increases to $50 at 30+ directories
- Works via Chrome extension from your own accounts
Security
No known public vulnerabilities found in the sources reviewed.
What users say
Public chatter is largely the maker's own Reddit launch posts; independent user reviews are scarce, and one commenter warns mass-listing risks Google penalties.
“I couldn't bring myself to launch on more than two directories after copy-pasting details from form to form.”
“Pretty much agree on most of these, you also shouldn't mass-list across too many as Google will likely penalise for that”
“it's a web app and chrome extension that lets you submit to each directory with 1 click, and has a list of directories”
Alternatives
Compare AutoSaaSLaunch with each alternative.
ListingBott
Managed done-for-you submissions; costs more but zero hands-on work
AutoSaaSLaunch vs ListingBottLaunchDirectories
Curated directory lists focused on manual quality and broader coverage
AutoSaaSLaunch vs LaunchDirectoriesFree 67-directory launch list (Reddit)
$0 option: manually submit using this curated free directory list
Full analysis
Based on 20+ public sources; independent user reviews are scarce and much Reddit buzz appears to be the maker's own posts.
Sources
- AutoSaaSLaunch homepageautosaaslaunch.comofficial
review
- AutoSaaSLaunch — Chrome Web Storechromewebstore.google.comofficial
- Supported Directories — AutoSaaSLaunchautosaaslaunch.comofficial
- AutoSaaSLaunch vs managed services (alternatives page)autosaaslaunch.comofficial
- AutoSaaSLaunch — Firsto project pagefirsto.coreview
review
- AutoSaaSLaunch — Crunchbase profilecrunchbase.comnews
- Best automated directory submission tools 2026 — AutoSaaSLaunch blogautosaaslaunch.comofficial
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