Released SaaS with public pricing
Likely eligible for general software directories and alternative catalogs.
SaaS directory submission
Confirm one reusable listing kit, then let your agent run the supported SaaS routes that fit.
Find the valid route. Leave a receipt.
The scanner looks for public facts, then asks rather than inventing anything needed by a directory.
Likely eligible for general software directories and alternative catalogs.
Some routes accept it, while others require a usable released product.
Excluded from a free-only campaign even when the SaaS itself fits.
These fixture records show the decision format, not a promise that every route is currently available.
| Destination | Fit | Route | Checked |
|---|---|---|---|
| SaaSHub Released web software with a verified free submission route. | Eligible | Free form | Jul 25, 2026 |
| AlternativeTo Public software product; a domain-level duplicate check is required. | Likely fit | Account required | Jul 25, 2026 |
| SourceForge Company name and representative title need owner confirmation. | Confirm | Moderated | Jul 25, 2026 |
| G2 No current supported free route and B2B fit is not established. | Not a fit | Moderated | Jul 25, 2026 |
Released web software with a verified free submission route.
Public software product; a domain-level duplicate check is required.
Company name and representative title need owner confirmation.
No current supported free route and B2B fit is not established.
Illustrative records from the current validation fixture. Route facts can change.
Descriptions, category, pricing, launch state, assets, contact facts, and source URLs stay reusable.
The agent handles current fields instead of assuming one brittle form recipe.
Submitted, pending, live, and backlink verified remain separate outcomes.
Sometimes. Eligibility depends on the destination. The campaign should exclude routes that require a released, usable product.
A real free plan can unlock some routes, but the agent records the actual pricing model rather than marking every trial as free.
Yes, for products you own. Each project gets its own confirmed profile and eligibility decisions.
No. Moderation, public listing state, link presence, attributes, indexation, and durability are separate questions.
See preliminary route decisions before you create a campaign.