Get paying customers for your SaaS.

Access to a private GitHub repository. You clone it and use everything locally with your own agent: the directory catalog, a playbook for every directory, your product brief, the submission tracker and a local dashboard. No SaaS, no extra login, nothing uploaded to us.

Because the value isn’t the list of directories — anyone can find a list. It’s the hand-written, manually tested playbook behind every directory: which route to take, what each field expects, where the traps are and what to do when something goes wrong. Without it, your agent guesses and burns tokens on trial and error. With it, it follows a tested path, submits properly and records every result, so nothing gets lost or submitted twice.

Automated, end to end. Your agent creates the account, confirms the verification email, fills in the forms and submits the listing on its own. It stops only for the occasional CAPTCHA (see below) and before anything that would cost money.

About 5 % of the current directories show a CAPTCHA that needs you once as the human in the loop. Most directories have no CAPTCHA at all, or one the agent handles with its playbook. Don’t want to deal with any? Tell your agent at the start and it filters those directories out automatically.

Your agent drives a real Chrome browser and reads every page the way a person does, instead of clicking hard-coded selectors that snap with the next redesign. That’s our secret sauce: each playbook describes what the directory needs and what a finished submission looks like, not which pixel to click. A moved button or a reworked form doesn’t stop it. When a directory changes more than that, we re-test the route and publish the updated playbook for every buyer.

Plan on roughly 3–5 minutes per directory. It depends on whether you already have an account there, whether you sign in with Google or with email and password (which adds a confirmation email), and how many forms the directory has. With enough hardware, you can run several agent sessions in parallel.

No — and that’s built into how free directories work. Free listings wait in a review queue, so they go live anywhere from one day to about twelve weeks after you submit. To Google, that looks exactly like what it is: solid new backlinks arriving one by one over a long period, not a suspicious spike.

It creates more relevant places where your product may be discovered and gives you a clean record of what was submitted, approved and published. We have not measured attributable traffic, rankings or customer growth, and no platform, backlink or outcome is guaranteed.

No specialist SEO knowledge is required to run the workflow. Your agent checks fit and current rules, while the tracker separates attempts from public listings. Whether a published page links, ranks or sends visitors must be measured after it goes live.

As many as you like — there’s no limit. Buy once and use it for all of your own products, as often as you want, for good. Client work needs a separate licence.

Yes. One payment, no subscription: every new directory, every new playbook and every update we publish lands in your repository at no extra cost. Your purchase keeps getting more valuable as the catalog grows.

Yes: ask your agent to prepare drafts and withhold submission permission until you review them. You can also grant permission for final submissions in advance. These permissions are instructions for your agent, rather than a software-enforced approval gate.

Yes, for products you or your company own, with repository access bound to one GitHub account. Client work requires a separate licence. Redistribution is not included.