Put your startup where people will find it

Capterra (Gartner Digital Markets) puts your product in front of high-intent B2B buyers. organic presence exists but many categories require paid leads to compete.

G2 is a B2B review marketplace where buyer-intent profile pages rank for “[product] reviews”. reviews and completeness matter far more than submission alone.

AlternativeTo owns “alternative to [incumbent]” search intent. evergreen comparison traffic when you position clearly against tools buyers already know.

Reddit offers massive niche reach through subreddits. value comes from genuine participation in r/SaaS, r/startups, r/artificial, etc., not spammy link posts.

Hacker News Show HN delivers high-intent technical traffic in short bursts. the audience rewards demos, honesty, and substance over marketing copy.

Product Hunt is a launch-day discovery platform. the spike in referral traffic, social proof badges, and buyer comments on launch day are the product; it is not a permanent SEO directory.

There’s An AI For That is one of the most visited independent AI catalogs. category placement and sharp use-case copy determine whether you get browse traffic or disappear in the crowd.

Indie Hackers is a long-term founder community. your product page compounds when paired with revenue milestones, build-in-public posts, or genuine discussion.

AppSumo is a lifetime-deal marketplace. massive reach when your product fits deal-hunter audience and you can offer a compelling LTD or heavy discount.

GetApp (Gartner Digital Markets sibling to Capterra) surfaces software in category browse and comparison flows. same ecosystem, different buyer entry points.

SaaSHub ranks for SaaS alternative and comparison queries. a durable SEO asset when categorized accurately with comparison-friendly copy.

StackShare maps tech stacks. developers discover tools through stack comparisons and “what X uses” pages; accurate stack tags drive discovery.

DEV Community (dev.to) distributes content to millions of developers. publish useful technical articles with product context, not bare promotional posts.

Futurepedia is a large AI tools database with strong category SEO. useful for AI product visibility and dofollow links when tagged to specific use cases.

Future Tools (Matt Wolfe) combines AI tool discovery with newsletter distribution. one of the highest-reach independent AI directories for new tool launches.

TechCrunch is tech press. you pitch journalists with a real news hook (funding, launch, pivot), not a directory submission form.

Crunchbase is a company database investors and press use for research. keeps your funding, team, and product data current for brand SERPs and credibility.

Ben's Bites is a leading AI newsletter. getting featured drives qualified AI-interested traffic; submission quality bar reflects newsletter curation.

TrustRadius targets enterprise software buyers with in-depth reviews. best for B2B SaaS with identifiable enterprise customers.

Medium distributes founder and technical essays. publish genuine thought leadership; product mentions work when embedded in useful content.

BetaList reaches early adopters explicitly looking for beta products. strong for waitlist signups and pre-GA credibility with a dofollow link.

Peerlist is a professional network for makers. project pages drive discovery through stack tags, endorsements, and cross-posting to LinkedIn/X.

Quora answers rank in Google for long-tail questions. write authoritative answers in your category with contextual product mentions, not ads.

MarketingDB works as a marketing channel through useful content or visual assets. not a traditional product directory submit. (dofollow listing, free to submit)