RankDirs
Find the right directories for your next launch
RankDirs helps founders, developers, and indie makers discover the best directories to submit and promote their startups, SaaS products, apps, and websites.
Instead of spending hours searching for places to list your product, RankDirs brings useful launch and submission directories together in one place. Explore directories, compare their SEO value, and find new opportunities to build backlinks, improve visibility, and get your product discovered.
Whether you are launching something new or growing an existing product, RankDirs makes directory submission simpler and faster.
Features
- Discover Quality Directories
Browse a curated collection of directories where you can submit your SaaS, startup, app, website, or digital product.
- SEO Metrics
See useful SEO metrics for each directory, including Domain Rating and other data that can help you decide where your submission is worth the effort.
- Filter & Search
Quickly find directories based on category, niche, submission type, SEO value, and other criteria.
- Free & Paid Directories
Discover both free and paid submission opportunities and choose the ones that fit your marketing budget.
- Dofollow & Nofollow Links
Check what type of backlink a directory provides before submitting your product.
- Submission Details
Get the important information you need before visiting a directory, including pricing, requirements, categories, and submission options.
- Track Your Submissions
Keep track of directories you have already submitted to and see what opportunities are still waiting.
- Find New Opportunities
RankDirs continues to grow with newly discovered directories, giving you more places to promote your product and build its online presence.
Use Cases
- Launching a New SaaS
You just launched your SaaS and need your first backlinks and visitors. Use RankDirs to find directories where you can list your product and start building its online presence.
- Building Backlinks for SEO
Find directories that can provide relevant backlinks to your website. Compare their SEO metrics and focus your effort on opportunities that make sense for your SEO strategy.
- Promoting an Indie Product
Indie hackers and solo founders can discover places to promote their apps, tools, and side projects without relying entirely on paid advertising.
- Launching an App
Find directories and discovery platforms that accept mobile apps, web apps, and other software products to reach new users.
- Improving Brand Visibility
Get your product listed across relevant websites so more people can discover your brand through search engines, directories, and niche communities.
- Finding Free Promotion Channels
Filter for free submission opportunities and promote your product even when you have little or no marketing budget.
- Researching Competitor Listings
Explore directories in your niche to identify platforms where similar products are being listed and uncover opportunities you may have missed.
Comments
Directory lists go stale quickly, so having Domain Rating and submission requirements in one place before I open each site saves a lot of time. Do you flag directories that have closed or moved their free listing behind a paid tier, since that is usually where an afternoon of submissions gets wasted?
Showing submission requirements alongside free versus paid pricing is useful, especially when a directory also requires a badge or a minimum domain rating. Can the filters distinguish consumer shopping tools from products aimed mainly at developers? Audience fit would help a retail comparison app choose directories for relevant visitors, rather than backlinks alone.
I am in the middle of submitting a small-business marketing blog to directories right now, and the two details that save the most time here are the dofollow/nofollow flag and the submission requirements shown before you visit each directory — most lists make you discover both the hard way. The submission tracker is also genuinely useful once you pass ten listings and start losing track of what is done. One question: how often is the list re-checked for directories that have shut down or quietly stopped accepting free submissions?
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Directory lists go stale quickly, so having Domain Rating and submission requirements in one place before I open each site saves a lot of time. Do you flag directories that have closed or moved their free listing behind a paid tier, since that is usually where an afternoon of submissions gets wasted?
Showing submission requirements alongside free versus paid pricing is useful, especially when a directory also requires a badge or a minimum domain rating. Can the filters distinguish consumer shopping tools from products aimed mainly at developers? Audience fit would help a retail comparison app choose directories for relevant visitors, rather than backlinks alone.
I am in the middle of submitting a small-business marketing blog to directories right now, and the two details that save the most time here are the dofollow/nofollow flag and the submission requirements shown before you visit each directory — most lists make you discover both the hard way. The submission tracker is also genuinely useful once you pass ten listings and start losing track of what is done. One question: how often is the list re-checked for directories that have shut down or quietly stopped accepting free submissions?
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