Package once. Launch everywhere.
The directory submission tool for makers with more than one product. Collect your product's name, pitch, logo, screenshots, pricing and links one time. Then submit that package to 45+ startup directories in a fraction of the time — copy-ready fields and a Chrome autofill extension.
Built for
Makers, studios and agencies with more than one product to launch. Every directory asks for the same dozen fields in a slightly different order. Fill them once per product and reuse the package for every launch, not just the first.
How it works
Three steps from URL to submitted.
Sign up
Create the account that owns your product package, submission history, and directory checklist.
Build your package
Paste your URL, review the scraped details, then fill the gaps: pitch, description, screenshots, logo, contact, tags, pricing, and links.
Submit everywhere
Pick directories, then work through API integrations, deep links, and guided manual submissions from one dashboard.
The package
One source of truth for every submission.
Directory work gets messy because every site asks for the same details a slightly different way. The package is a single record you edit once and reuse everywhere.
Pitch fields
Name, tagline, short description, and long description.
Media assets
Logo, social preview image, and screenshots.
Discovery metadata
Keywords, categories, pricing, and launch status.
Contact & socials
Email, author, X, GitHub, LinkedIn, and more.
Submission strategy
Automate the safe parts. Deep-link the rest.
Most directories have no public submission API and many require the founder to be logged in. Launch to Win is built around that reality — not against it.
Native integrations
Use APIs and account connections wherever a clean, compliant submission path exists.
Deep submit links
Route straight to each directory's submit page, not just its homepage.
Chrome autofill
Our extension fills a directory's form from your package while you stay signed in — you review, then submit.
Copy-ready fallback
When a site blocks automation, every field is still one click to copy, paste, and mark done.
Before you submit
Know the directories. Then launch.
We submitted a real product to every directory in the list and rated each one. Pick a list, read a guide, or start from the page written for the way you ship.
Directory lists
Curated by price and rating, so you start with the sites that are worth the form.
- Free startup directories
- Freemium startup directories
- Paid startup directories
- Best SaaS directories
- Product Hunt alternatives
Guides
Practical walkthroughs of the launch work: what directories ask for and how to reuse it.
- How to submit your startup to directories (the complete 2026 guide)
- Startup communities, marketplaces and deal sites worth a launch
- How to launch multiple products without redoing the work every time
- Product launch kit: everything a directory will ask you for
Built for
The same product, explained for several products, for an AI agent, or for your kind of maker.
FAQ
Questions before you start
- What is a directory submission tool?
- Software that takes one description of your product and gets it listed on many startup directories without retyping it. Launch to Win does it with a launch package: name, tagline, descriptions at every length, logo, screenshots, pricing, categories and links, entered once, then pushed into each directory's form with copy-ready fields, a Chrome autofill extension, or an AI agent through WebMCP.
- Which startup directories can I submit to?
- 45 and counting, from Product Hunt, Uneed and Peerlist to AlternativeTo, SaaSHub and the AI tool directories. Every one has been submitted to with a real product and rated honestly, so you can skip the ones that waste an afternoon. The full list is at /directories.
- Does Launch to Win submit on my behalf?
- No. The extension or your agent fills the form, you review it and press submit. Almost every directory requires your own account and a human review, so a listing you control is worth more than one a service posted for you. A submission log tracks what went where and what is live.
- Is there a free plan?
- Yes. Free covers one launch package with Chrome autofill and copy-ready fields for five directories. Maker ($19/month) covers five packages and every directory; Shipaholic ($49/month) is unlimited and adds WebMCP for AI agents.
- Is it built for one product or many?
- Many. One package per product, the same submission process for each, and a dashboard that shows every product's listings side by side. It works fine for a single launch, but it was built for makers, studios and agencies who launch something every month.
Start with the package.
Paste your product URL, review the generated details, and turn it into a reusable launch package before choosing destinations.
Build my product package