In simple English
When you finish building a startup, you need to tell people about it. Many lists of places to post are full of dead links or outdated pages. This repository gives you a clean list of over 300 active websites, directories, newsletters and communities. Each entry includes traffic estimates, pricing and link types so you can pick the best spots for your product. It costs you nothing to read and saves you hours of research.
What it is
A markdown-formatted directory of startup submission targets synced weekly from an active database. Every listed site has metrics like domain authority, organic traffic, pricing and backlink attributes.
What it is good for
Solo founders and indie developers who want to launch a new product and need a direct, verified list of submission channels without dead ends.
- Verified entries with traffic and pricing data attached.
- Regular weekly updates remove dead and inactive submission pages.
- Permissive CC0 licence lets you reuse the data freely.
- Only available as a raw text list in a GitHub repository.
- Contains no automated submission tool, so you must fill every form by hand.
- Traffic numbers and domain ratings change constantly and may drift between weekly syncs.
Manually searching Google for startup directories and finding dead links
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Clone the repository or browse the markdown files directly on GitHub to view the lists.