Our Story

Built because the alternative was broken.

When I launched my first product, I wanted to submit it everywhere — directories, listing sites, launch platforms. The more places it appeared, the more visibility, backlinks, and organic traffic I could get.

So I looked for a service to help. What I found frustrated me.

Every directory submission service I came across was either outrageously expensive, completely opaque about where they actually submitted, or maintained a list so outdated it was borderline useless. Some charged $300+ and wouldn't even tell you the names of the directories. Others shared a list but hadn't updated it in over a year — half the links were dead.

So I built DirectoryListings.site to be the thing I wish had existed.

What was wrong with existing services:

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Outrageously expensive

Most services charged $200 to $500+ for directory submissions — pricing out indie founders and small startups who need visibility the most.

$200–$500+what others charge
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Hidden directory lists

They never disclosed which directories they submitted to. You paid hundreds and had no idea where your product actually ended up.

0 dirsever disclosed
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Outdated and unmaintained

The few services that did share a list rarely kept it updated. Dead links, inactive directories, and stale DR scores everywhere.

50%+links were dead
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No free option

Founders who wanted to submit manually had no central, well-maintained, free resource to work from. They had to Google every directory individually.

0free resources existed

So here's what we built instead.

  • A free, fully public list of 200+ vetted directories — no paywall, no signup required.
  • Every directory has a direct submit link so you can submit yourself for free.
  • A done-for-you service starting at $39 — a fraction of what competitors charge.
  • 100% manual submissions by our team. No bots, no automation, no shortcuts.
  • A full report of every directory we submitted to, every time.
  • The list is actively maintained — dead links removed, new directories added regularly.