SubmitMap Reviews — Discover what people think of this product.

Most directory lists are one long spreadsheet. Half the sites on it will reject you, and you only find out after you have filled in the form.

SubmitMap keeps the entry rules for 826 launch platforms and directories: what each one accepts, what it refuses, what it costs, and whether its link is followed. Paste your URL and it shows the platforms your product qualifies for, in the order they should go out. That part is free and needs no account.

To run the submissions, connect SubmitMap to the AI coding tool you already pay for. Your agent reads your repo to describe the product once, asks SubmitMap where it qualifies, and works through the forms in your Chrome, under the accounts you are already signed in to. Before each form it pulls a playbook written for that exact form. When a step needs you, like a login, a captcha or a payment, it leaves the tab open for you and moves on to the next one.

Every submission is recorded with the platform, the date, what was sent and whether the link is dofollow, so three months later you still know what went out.

We ran our own launch through it. 242 submissions, 50 live listings after 18 days, and 32 of those carry a followed link.

The free plan covers 1 product and 10 submissions. Indie is $9 a month for 100 submissions a month, Studio is $15 a month for 3 products with no submission cap, and Unlimited has no caps at all.