SubmitMap is a directory of the places you can launch a product: startup directories, AI tool listings, launch platforms, developer communities and review sites. Every entry was opened and walked by hand rather than scraped, so a listing records what the site actually accepts, what will get you rejected, what its form asks for, how long the review really takes, and whether the link you get back is followed or nofollow.
What it does
- Qualification. Instead of reading three hundred submission pages to find the twenty that will take your product, you describe the product once and SubmitMap returns only the platforms it is eligible for.
- A run, not a list. The order mixes quick wins with long review queues rather than stacking them, and anything you have already submitted drops out.
- A brief per platform: the fields the form asks for, the floors it enforces, the traps that get people rejected.
- An MCP server. An agent in Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf or any other MCP client connects to it directly and can qualify a project, plan the run, pull the brief for each form and record what happened.
Who it is for
Indie hackers, solo founders and small teams launching a SaaS, an AI tool or a developer tool, who would rather spend an evening shipping than filling in the same eleven fields on forty websites.
Pricing
Browsing the directory and qualifying a product are free and need no account at all. Paid plans start at nine dollars a month and cover saved projects and the per-platform submission briefs.
