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Should I use SubmitSaaS?

Increase your SaaS visibility by submitting to 140+ directories. Save time, gain high-quality backlinks, and grow your reach with minimal effort. - submitsaas.com

· 1 month ago

Buy if you're an indie SaaS founder who'd rather pay $60-105 than spend ~30 hours on manual submissions, and you accept unverified results. Skip if you need guaranteed approvals, real traffic, or a vendor with serious security posture.

Confidence

Medium. Based on ~20 public sources: vendor pricing/FAQ pages, third-party comparisons, Reddit reviews, and two security scans.

Ratings

  • Value for money
  • Ease of use
  • Feature depth
  • Support qualityNo support evidence in sources
  • Security posture

Pricing

$45-60

Basic

ModelNot disclosed
Monthly feesNot disclosed
HardwareNot disclosed
Free tierNo
Extendedup to $105-140

Best for

  • Indie SaaS founders at launch
  • Solopreneurs with no SEO time
  • Products wanting a backlink baseline
  • Agencies (white-label option)

Not for

  • Anyone needing verified, approved listings
  • Teams expecting real traffic or signups from directories
  • Established brands with serious SEO budgets
  • Non-SaaS or non-product websites

Gotchas - check before you buy

high

FAQ admits no approved-submissions list — you pay even for directories that reject you

medium

Pricing is inconsistent across the web: $30, $45, $60, up to $140 per product

medium

Per-product pricing shifts economics badly vs $29-lifetime rivals if you launch repeatedly

low

Near-identical clones (SubmitMatic) share the same price ladder — little differentiation

Pros and cons

Pros

  • One form gets your product listed across 100+ directories
  • 48-hour delivery with a detailed report
  • Human review step alongside automation
  • Saves the ~30 hours DIY submissions take
  • Free directories database and cost calculator

Cons

  • No list of approved submissions — results unverifiable
  • DR guarantee exists, but reviewers say take it with grain of salt
  • No formal security policy; Guard score 51/100
  • Conflicting starting prices: $30, $45, and $60 across sources
  • Part of one founder's $498 launch that got 18 signups, zero real users

Sources & method

- 10 sources - No known vulnerabilities, but weak hygiene: Guard score 51/100, no formal security policy, no HSTS header.

official x2review x6security x2
  • No formal security policy or incident process, OffSeq Guard notes no visible vulnerabilities but also no formal security policy; scored 51/100.
  • Missing HSTS header, SEO Site Checkup flags absent Strict-Transport-Security header on.

Key stats

  • Value for money: 3/5

    Rating

  • $45-60

    Starting price

  • 10

    Sources

  • Analyzed

  • Value for money: 3/5. Cheap per directory; ROI evidence weak
  • Ease of use: 4/5. Single form, done-for-you in 48 hours
  • Feature depth: 2/5. Submission only; no approval tracking
  • Support quality. No support evidence in sources
  • Security posture: 2/5. Guard 51/100; no security policy, no HSTS
  • 4.2/5 ScoutForge rating independent review, Reddit
  • $60 Starting price 100+ directories, official pricing
  • 48 hours Turnaround delivery promise, pricing page
  • No Free tier paid service; free calculator/database tools only

Pricing

Basic

$45-60

  • 100+ directories
  • 48-hour delivery
  • Detailed report

Extended

up to $105-140

  • 140+ directories
  • Listing details adapted per directory
  • Report with backlinks

Security

No known vulnerabilities, but weak hygiene: Guard score 51/100, no formal security policy, no HSTS header.

  • No formal security policy or incident processOffSeq Guard notes no visible vulnerabilities but also no formal security policy; scored 51/100.⁹
  • Missing HSTS headerSEO Site Checkup flags absent Strict-Transport-Security header on.10

What users say

Mixed: users like the hands-off speed and some report DR gains, while skeptics warn bulk directory links rarely convert to users.

“Be careful with “done-for-you” directory services most are just bulk submissions.”
Reddit, r/aiToolForBusiness
“@submitsaas gave me a solid DR boost within two weeks of purchasing”
Testimonial featured on SubmitSaaS site
“Then I did what every launch playbook tells you to do. BetaList ($299), TAAFT ($49), SaaSHub ($75), SubmitSaaS ($60).”
Reddit, r/buildinpublic
Full analysis

Based on ~20 public sources: vendor pricing/FAQ pages, third-party comparisons, Reddit reviews, and two security scans.

$60 one-shot submission to 100+ directories. Fast and cheap, but no proof of approvals and weak signup ROI.

Methodology

Based on ~20 public sources: vendor pricing/FAQ pages, third-party comparisons, Reddit reviews, and two security scans.

Read how a report is made.

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