Plans that fit your launch

Free listings require adding the ListMySaaS badge to your product site and verifying from your dashboard—then you appear in the directory. Premium Launch is $19 at full price; only 2 spots left at the discounted rate of $9—live listing with no badge requirement, one dofollow backlink from your listing, and a featured badge on your card.

The Submission Service: choose 50+ or 100+ directories, then use Continue to payment for that package. You'll complete checkout on our payment provider and receive a detailed report with screenshots of each listing.

Browse the SaaS directory to see how products are presented, review the submission form, or head back to the homepage. For a neutral definition of recurring software pricing models, see W3C guidance on subscriptions (accessibility and plain-language context for recurring services).

Teams evaluating listing budgets usually weigh immediate visibility versus ongoing badge maintenance. Premium Launch appeals when you want your SaaS profile indexed quickly without coordinating embed deployments first—ideal around launches, rebrands, or seasonal pushes where timing beats incremental engineering overhead on marketing sites.

Free tier economics favor bootstrapped builders who already iterate weekly on landing pages: copying an HTML snippet into your footer or changelog matches typical founder workflows while preserving dofollow equity through ListMySaaS verification signals rather than anonymous submissions that spam directories historically tolerated.

Done-for-you submission packages distribute outreach labor across dozens of reputable catalogs—think traction workflows documented across SaaS communities—while bundling receipts so stakeholders trust completion rates when founders pitch boards or acceleration partners expecting omnichannel footprint expansion beyond a single curated hub like ListMySaaS alone.

Whatever tier you choose, align messaging across pricing bullets with live checkout summaries so founders encounter consistent commitments before entering payment portals—transparency lowers disputes and reinforces topical relevance when crawlers evaluate structured headings paired with explanatory prose beneath interactive pricing grids rendered above this narrative reference block.