What SubmitSaaS Packages Are Available and How Do They Differ?

SubmitSaaS sells three directory-submission packages priced at $60, $100, and $140. All three follow the same four-step process: you pay, you're redirected to an onboarding form to describe your SaaS, the team reviews and completes your profile, then builds accounts and submits your product to directories, and finally sends you a report of every directory used. The site states delivery within 48 hours and a catalog of 140+ directories. The published materials confirm the three price points and the shared workflow, but they do not itemize which directories or how many submissions each tier includes — so the difference between tiers is a scope decision you should confirm before paying.

The three packages at a glance

Every package lands on the same form at submitsaas.com/form with a different package parameter, which means the tier you buy is recorded at checkout and carried into onboarding. That's the practical takeaway: the package choice is made before you fill in any product details, so decide your scope first.

What the process actually involves

1. Choose a package and pay. Payment runs through Dodo Payments checkout links. After payment you're redirected to the onboarding form.
2. Review. SubmitSaaS reviews your information and fills gaps to produce a complete profile.
3. Submissions. The team creates a dedicated email address (to keep your inbox clean), builds profiles, and submits your SaaS.
4. Report. You receive a detailed report listing every directory used.

Because step 3 includes creating a dedicated email and building profiles on your behalf, you are handing over account creation for third-party directories. That's the main operational trade-off: convenience and time saved versus giving an outside party control of listing accounts.

How to choose a tier

The site's own value proposition is time: it claims you save 20+ hours versus submitting manually. Use that as your benchmark.

• Pick the $60 package if you want a low-cost trial of the service and are mainly testing whether the report and backlink quality meet your bar. You can judge output quality before spending more.
• Pick the $100 package if you've already validated the approach (or trust the testimonials section) and want broader coverage than the entry tier without paying top price.
• Pick the $140 package if maximum directory coverage is the goal and the marginal cost is trivial relative to your marketing budget.

Before committing to $100 or $140, ask support directly what the submission count and directory mix is per tier. The public page lists directories with DR scores, type (AI, launchpad, software, general, startup), and link type (dofollow/nofollow), but does not map those to packages. Since the catalog includes both dofollow and nofollow links and some "conditional free" listings, the tier you buy likely affects how many of each you get — confirm rather than assume.

What you can verify before buying

The directory table on the site is a useful pre-check. It shows, for each directory, the DR, category, pricing model, link type, and a submit URL. Examples from the visible list include SaaSHub (DR 80, nofollow), PeerPush (DR 78, dofollow), and Good AI Tools (DR 75, conditional free, dofollow). You can use this table to:

• Check whether directories you already submitted to are in the list, to avoid duplicates.
• Judge whether the dofollow/nofollow mix matches your SEO goals.
• Estimate the manual effort you're outsourcing, which is the basis for the 20+ hour claim.

Note the page shows "Last Update: Oct 12, 2026" and pagination across 9 pages, so the catalog is larger than the 20 rows visible on page one.

Common sticking points

• No itemized tier comparison on the page. The pricing links confirm three prices but not per-tier deliverables. Get this in writing before paying the higher tiers.
• Payment is via a third-party checkout (Dodo Payments). Keep your receipt; the redirect to the form is how your package is associated with your order.
• You must supply complete product details. Step 2 exists because gaps get filled by the team, but accurate input reduces the chance of inconsistent listings across 140+ sites.
• Dedicated email creation means account ownership sits with the service during submission. Ask how you regain access to those listings afterward if that matters to you.

If your goal is simply to decide, the decision rule is: start at $60 to test output quality, move up only after confirming what extra directories and link types the higher tiers add.