Glossary term

Done-for-you submission service

A vendor that submits your product to a list of directories on your behalf for a fee, usually per launch or per month.

Definition

A done-for-you submission service takes your product details and submits them to a set of directories with its own staff or automation, for a one-time fee per launch or a subscription. You receive a report; the accounts, the copy variants and often the listings themselves are created by the vendor. Outrank, ListingBott, SubmitJuice, StartupSubmit and others sell this model.

The service is the opposite of a toolkit: you buy the outcome of one run rather than the ability to run it.

Why it matters for a directory launch

For a single launch with no time and no agent, a service can be the right call — that is what it does better. The costs are the ones the report does not show: accounts you do not control, copy you did not approve, a total that counts submissions as listings, and a second product that costs the full price again. The choice is a trade-off, not a verdict.

How LaunchRepo handles it

LaunchRepo is not a service and does not submit anything for you. It is a repository your own agent runs, priced once at €99.98 for unlimited products you own. The comparison pages on this site put each service next to it with prices and models checked on a stated date, name what the service does better, and never claim results we cannot show.

See the term in the repository

LaunchRepo is 346 directory playbooks, a product context file and a submission tracker your own agent runs. Pay €99.98 once; use it for every product you own.

See pricing