SubmitMap is a marketing tool listed on MediaProNet, available at submitmap.com. Added in 2026. 722 launch platforms and startup directories with eligibility rules, submission steps and honest…
SubmitMap is a directory of the places you can launch a product, built for makers who have finished building and now have to find somewhere to post it. It lists over 700 launch platforms, directories and communities, and for each one it records what the platform accepts, what disqualifies you before you start, what the form asks for, what the review takes, and whether the outbound link is...
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- submitmap.com
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- DR 41
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About SubmitMap
SubmitMap is a directory of the places you can launch a product, built for makers who have finished building and now have to find somewhere to post it. It lists over 700 launch platforms, directories and communities, and for each one it records what the platform accepts, what disqualifies you before you start, what the form asks for, what the review takes, and whether the outbound link is dofollow. Every entry was walked by hand rather than scraped, so the gotchas are the ones that cost a real submission. You can filter by what your product is, what stage it is at, your domain rating and your budget, and the result is a run of the platforms that will actually take you rather than a list of everything that exists. Browsing is free and needs no account. The paid side is the automation: an MCP server your coding agent connects to, so the agent reads the brief for a form and fills it in your browser.
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Sofia Álvarez
6d ago
Launch day sorted
I had a Notion template pack going live on a Tuesday and basically zero time to hunt down directories, so I pasted two sentences about it into SubmitMap and filtered down to the ones a tiny solo product would actually get accepted on. Ended up with ten submissions done before lunch, and the eligibility notes saved me from wasting time on a couple that only take funded startups. The 'honest outcomes' part was a nice surprise too, it told me which ones are basically dead on arrival traffic-wise. Only gripe is a few of the submission steps were slightly out of date when I landed on the actual directory, but it was a minute of poking around, not a dealbreaker.
