Startup Directories
Startup directories give your company a profile that investors, journalists, and aggregators pull from. Submitting your startup to these sites builds citations and a few useful backlinks while making your business easier to find.
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The canonical company profile. Investors, journalists, and aggregators pull from it, so a complete profile pays off well beyond the link.
A startup and product directory plus builder community, with manual review. Free to list, with paid placement.
Curated directory of startup tools and resources. Dofollow listing; paid review option.
Ranks startups worldwide and by country using web traffic and social signals. Registering is free but approval takes around two months, with a paid option to get approved within a day.
A directory of startups with traction. Free submission with a per-product page.
An app and product directory with an open submission form. List your app for free, with an optional paid promotion.
A directory of tools and products built by indie makers. List your product for free, with an optional paid promote slot for extra visibility.
An app and product review site. Submit your app for a free editorial review, with an optional paid featured review.
A mobile app and game directory. Free submission with a free account, plus a paid sponsored option.
A weekly board where founders post new startups and the community upvotes them. Listing is free with a dofollow link, and advertising slots are sold separately.
A startup news site and directory. Pitch your startup for a free write-up, with paid lead and promotion options.