Launch Directories

I check and update the data monthly. Dead links get removed, new directories get added, and DR ratings are refreshed. No more wasting time on directories that went offline or lost their authority. Each directory shows when it was last verified.

Most are free, but some premium directories charge for submissions or faster review times. I clearly mark which ones are paid so you can plan accordingly. The free ones often provide just as much value - it's about finding the right fit for your startup type.

Dofollow links pass SEO juice to your site and help with search rankings. Nofollow links don't boost SEO but still bring traffic and brand awareness. I track both types because even nofollow links from high-traffic directories can be worth it for visibility.

Start with 10-15 high-DR directories that match your startup category. Quality over quantity always wins. It's better to do 10 really good submissions with proper descriptions than spam 50 directories with low-effort entries. Use the filters to find the most relevant ones first.

Absolutely. I manually check each directory regularly to make sure they're still active and accepting new submissions. If a directory shuts down or stops accepting startups, it gets removed from the list. That's the whole point - you get a curated list that actually works.

Absolutely! That's the whole point of this resource. You should submit to as many relevant directories as possible to maximize your exposure. Each directory has its own audience and review process, so submitting to multiple directories increases your chances of getting featured and drives more traffic to your startup. Just make sure to customize your submission for each directory's specific requirements.