LaunchBert makes the tedious job of submitting to launch directories faster, with a curated list and a Chrome extension that does the copy and paste for you

Every launch checklist has the same line near the bottom: submit to the directories. Then you discover there are dozens of them, each with its own form, its own logo size and, often, a demand that you put their badge on your site before they approve you. LaunchBert is one founder's answer to that afternoon of copy and paste. It gives you an ordered list of free directories, stores your product details once, and uses a Chrome extension to fill each form.

The pitch is time saved and a few backlinks gained. There is also a small feature called Badge Buddy, a server-rendered embed that shows the badges some directories require, and every product gets its own public LaunchBert page with a dofollow link. The pricing is pleasingly old-fashioned: a free tier, then one-off payments with no subscription to forget about.

Who gets the most out of it

A solo founder with a live SaaS, extension or app, who is ready for the directory round, will find this a real time saver. The curation is the quiet win: only free directories, sorted, with domain ratings so you do the stronger ones first. The one-time pricing also fits the job, since a directory push is something you do once per product, not every month.

The best way to start

Wait until your product is live and publicly accessible, then start on the free plan with one product and a limited set of directories. Install the Chrome extension, save your product details once, and work down the roadmap from the strongest domain ratings. Sign up on each directory, let the extension fill the form, and drop in the Badge Buddy embed for any directory that wants a badge. Directory listings can help a brand-new domain get discovered, and the FAQ is upfront that results build over weeks, so it is a nice job to tick off early in a launch. If it clicks, the one-time paid tiers open up the full list, with a 14-day money-back guarantee.

A sensible helper that turns an afternoon of copy and paste into a tidy checklist.

The verdict