Which launch directories actually work?
Built for founders deciding where to submit a product, before the submissions are paid for.
We track 206 places a product can get listed: launch directories, roundups, newsletters and review sites. Our crawler has read 78 of them so far, and only a directory we have read carries numbers: whether the listing page is still there, whether the link is followed, and whether Google indexed it. That is 25,915 listings on record, each stamped with the date it was measured. The other 128 sit in the index with nothing measured yet, shown blank rather than guessed.
Put your logo on the Tower
A pixel tower built from euros. A floor costs one, every site is one section with its logo and link, and sections stack by total paid: the top bid is king, and any rank can be outbid. Nothing is ever lost.
- Height
- 20 floors, 67 m
- King right now
- Brainstorm
- Floors to space
- 6,280
Latest from the crawl
Directories change quietly and nobody tells the people who listed on them. This is what moved recently.
- Indexation
- 84%
- Listings
- 1217
- Verified
- 20 Aug
What changed
Newly tracked
Boworaawaiting first crawl9d ago
Maidensailverified 20 Aug10d ago
TinyHuntverified 20 Aug10d ago
DevHubverified 20 Aug10d ago
LaunchNestverified 24 Aug12d agoWeb Reviewawaiting first crawl12d agoProducts just seen
- Directories tracked
- 206
- Read by our crawler
- 78
- Listings on record
- 25915
- Median indexation
- not yet
Tracked means the directory is in our index. Read means our crawler has fetched its listing pages, which is what puts numbers on the row. Last read 24 Aug. 128 tracked directories have not been read yet, and are listed with nothing measured rather than left out. The median indexation rate stays unpublished until at least 5 directories carry a measured rate; 2 do today.
Three questions, asked continuously
Every directory in the index is measured against the same three checks, on a schedule, with the result timestamped.
Is the directory still alive
Listing pages are fetched on a schedule. Dead directories and ones that block our crawler are marked as such, and the block is published rather than worked around.
Is the link followed
We read the rel attribute on real listing pages. Claimed link policy is ignored, observed markup wins, and a directory that quietly flips to nofollow shows up in the changelog.
Did Google index it
The share of a directory's listing pages that are actually in the index, sampled and rechecked. A listing nobody can find sent nobody anywhere. This number is published nowhere else.
Check our working
Every figure here is measured against real listing pages and stamped with the date and sample size behind it. Directories can pay us to review their submission faster or to show a fuller profile. They cannot pay for a number, a position in the table, or a place in the index, which is the whole reason a report about your listings is worth buying.
Listed on
Directories that list lineofsites. We submitted like anyone else, and each badge links to their page about us.
