10-More-Places-and-Directories-to-Submit-Your-SaaS-in-2026-Part-two
Getting a SaaS product online is relatively easy.
Getting it discovered is much harder.
That is why building a broader external presence can be useful for an early-stage SaaS. Product directories, AI tool directories, startup platforms and launch sites can create additional discovery paths while giving your product dedicated pages across the web.
This article is Part 2 of our three-part series covering the 30 SaaS directories from our larger guide:
30 SaaS Directories to Submit Your SaaS in 2026 (Free & Worth Trying)
In Part 1, we covered the first ten directories. Here are directories 11 through 20, using the actual InterviewAce listing pages as examples.
11. Startup Finds
Startup Finds focuses on startup and product discovery.
InterviewAce has its own project page on the platform.
For early-stage SaaS products, startup directories can provide another place where founders, builders and potential users can discover a product outside its primary website.
The main thing to look for is whether the directory creates a real product page rather than simply adding a URL to a giant database.
12. GoodAITools
GoodAITools is specifically focused on artificial intelligence software.
That makes it particularly relevant for products such as InterviewAce, which uses AI for interview preparation and real-time interview assistance.
AI-focused directories have an obvious topical advantage. Someone browsing an AI tools directory is already interested in the type of product being listed.
InterviewAce has a dedicated AI product page on GoodAITools.
13. SaaS Roots
SaaS Roots is focused specifically on SaaS products.
That is useful because topical relevance matters when building an external product presence.
A SaaS-specific directory puts your product alongside other software businesses rather than placing it in a completely generic business catalogue.
InterviewAce has its own product page on SaaS Roots, providing another independent description of the product and its category.
14. AINewTool
AINewTool focuses on newly launched and emerging AI products.
For newer SaaS products, launch timing can be useful. Platforms that actively showcase new tools can give recently launched products another opportunity to be discovered.
InterviewAce has a dedicated listing on AINewTool.
AI-specific directories can also provide a stronger contextual relationship between the product and the category it operates in.
15. KittyLaunch
KittyLaunch combines product discovery with launch-oriented features.
InterviewAce has a main product listing as well as a separate deals page:
InterviewAce on KittyLaunch — Product Page
InterviewAce on KittyLaunch — Deals Page
The distinction is useful. A product can have more than one public discovery surface on the same platform.
The main product page describes the product, while the deals page provides another destination for users interested in the offer.
When building your SaaS distribution strategy, don't automatically assume that every secondary page is redundant.
16. SaaS Wheel
SaaS Wheel is another directory focused specifically on SaaS products.
InterviewAce has a dedicated product page on the platform.
The benefit of SaaS-specific directories is contextual consistency. Your product is being described alongside other SaaS businesses, which makes the relationship between the product and the SaaS category straightforward.
For founders, these smaller directories can also be quicker to submit to than larger software marketplaces.
17. Unite List
Unite List provides dedicated product pages and category-based browsing.
InterviewAce has its own product page on the platform.
Directories like this are useful as part of a diversified distribution strategy because they provide another independent reference to your product.
The important thing is not simply the number of domains linking to your website. What matters is whether the pages are real, relevant, accessible and useful.
18. NoonLaunch
NoonLaunch is a product launch directory with individual product pages.
InterviewAce has a dedicated listing on the platform.
Launch directories can be particularly interesting for early-stage products because they combine product discovery with launch visibility.
Rather than thinking of these platforms only as backlink sources, consider them additional channels where someone might encounter your product.
19. ShipThing
ShipThing is oriented toward makers, builders and newly launched projects.
InterviewAce has its own project page.
Maker-focused directories can attract a different audience from traditional software marketplaces. Visitors can include founders, developers, indie hackers and early adopters who are actively interested in discovering new products.
For an early SaaS, that can be a useful audience even if the directory itself is relatively small.
20. Starter Best
Starter Best provides dedicated pages for products and startups.
InterviewAce has its own listing on the platform.
The value of this type of listing is that the product gets another structured representation outside its own domain.
A good external product page can describe your product, category, features and use cases while providing another route through which users can discover the company.
What These Ten Directories Have in Common
The second group of ten highlights something important about SaaS directory strategies.
There isn't one universal type of directory.
Some platforms focus on:
SaaS products
AI tools
Startups
Product launches
Makers
Software discovery
Early-stage products
Instead of trying to find one "best" directory, it makes more sense to build a diversified profile.
For an AI SaaS, for example, an AI directory can provide topical relevance while a startup directory provides broader discovery and a launch platform can expose the product to founders and early adopters.
Don't Assume Every Directory Link Is Valuable
One of the biggest mistakes SaaS founders can make is assuming that every directory link is automatically a valuable backlink.
It isn't.
Before relying on a directory, check the actual listing page.
Look at:
Whether the product has a dedicated public URL.
Whether the product description is actually visible.
Whether the website link works.
Whether the page can be crawled.
Whether similar product pages appear in Google.
Whether the directory is active.
Whether the platform is relevant to your audience.
Also remember that link attributes can change. A platform that provides a do-follow link today may change its linking policy later.
The live page is always more important than an old blog post claiming that a directory provides a certain type of link.
More SaaS Directory Resources
The complete directory list is here:
30 SaaS Directories to Submit Your SaaS in 2026
Related Substack articles:
7 Startup & SaaS Directories Where We Listed InterviewAce — Part 1
8 Free Directories for Do-Follow SaaS Backlinks — Part 2
7 More Free Do-Follow SaaS Directories — Part 3
Related DEV Community articles:
5 Free Directories for Do-Follow Backlinks to Your SaaS in 2026 — Part 1
6 Startup SaaS Directories Where We Listed InterviewAce
8 Free Directories for Do-Follow SaaS Backlinks in 2026 — Part 2
7 More Free Do-Follow SaaS Directories and the Fake Ones to Avoid — Part 3
7 Startup, SaaS & AI Directories Where We Listed InterviewAce — Part 2
Medium resources:
8 More Free Directories for Do-Follow SaaS Backlinks in 2026 — Part 2
7 More Free Do-Follow SaaS Directories and the Fake Ones to Avoid — Part 3
The third and final part covers directories 21–30 from the original list.
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