How much does a directory submission service cost?
Starter is $149 for 25 directory targets. Growth is $399 for 75 targets and is the usual fit for SaaS teams. Scale is $899 for 150 targets with expanded category research. Third-party paid listing fees are separate unless agreed in writing.
What is included when I buy a package?
Directory matching from our public catalog, requirement review, submissions on your behalf, status tracking (queued, submitted, live, needs attention), listing URLs when live, and one revision pass on fixable rejections where the directory allows it.
Do you guarantee directory approval?
No. Approvals are never guaranteed. We submit to fit each directory's requirements and follow up once on fixable rejections where allowed.
How long until submissions start?
We email the asset checklist within one business day of payment. After you send URL, copy, logo, screenshots, and categories, we begin submitting. Timing per directory then depends on that site's review queue.
What is the difference between DIY and a managed campaign?
You can submit yourself using our public guides. A managed package is for teams that want one intake, curated targets, and a single outcome report instead of a spreadsheet of forms.
Who is SubmitToDirectories for?
Startups, SaaS, AI tools, developer tools, and B2B software. We do not run local GBP citation packs, legal or therapy directory packs, or guaranteed-backlink campaigns.
Which directories do you submit to?
The live catalog is published on the directories page with DA/DR, link type, and requirements per site. Packages pull from that list by fit and package size — not a secret bulk dump.
How do I start?
Pay for Starter, Growth, or Scale on the pricing page. No sales call is required. After checkout we email intake and begin submissions.
Are paid directory listing fees included in the package price?
No. Package prices cover matching, submission, and reporting. Third-party paid listing fees are separate unless agreed in writing.
When do I get listing URLs?
We report listing URLs when a directory marks the listing live. Directories that stay queued or need attention are labeled that way instead of marked done.