Where to list your SaaS tool in 2026
Directories, launch platforms, and marketplaces — what each actually does for distribution.
Free at launch · First 500 get a featured slot · No dead links
There are 50+ places to list — and most do nothing
Product Hunt gives you 24 hours then forgets you. SaaSHub lists you beside 44,000 dead products. BetaList charges $99 for faster review. AlternativeTo ranks you under competitors with bigger SEO budgets. The honest answer is that listing somewhere passive doesn't move the needle — you need to list somewhere that actively distributes.
44,183
dead products on SaaSHub
$99+
BetaList's price for faster review
List where listing includes distribution
On Foundrs, a listing isn't a static page — it's a feed entry pushed to every buyer following your category, plus a 48-hour featured window, votes, comments, and trending mechanics that keep you visible after launch day.
Active distribution, not passive listing
Your product enters community feeds automatically — buyers see it without searching.
Free tier that means something
Free = permanent listing + community distribution + votes/comments/shares.
Verified ecosystem
Your product doesn't sit next to dead links — liveness checks keep the directory alive.
Ready to get started?
Foundrs opens soon — join the waitlist and your product launches straight into buyer feeds. First 500 get a free featured slot.
FAQ
Should I still list on Product Hunt and SaaSHub?
Yes — list everywhere free. But do Foundrs first: it distributes on day one instead of waiting for search traffic.
How long until my listing is live?
Free submissions publish in ~4 weeks. Pro ($5/mo) goes live instantly with a featured window.
What makes a listing perform?
Complete problem/target-user fields — the AI matcher uses them to route you to the right buyer communities.