How to list your software startup on eBool
TL;DR
eBool is a B2B software directory with more than 159,000 products in over 2,000 categories, run by Contezy Media Pvt Ltd. A free listing is possible but sits in a review queue of about 6 months; paid plans cost $47, $117 or $197 once and go live in 2 to 3 business days. It suits SaaS and software startups that want a permanent profile and an alternatives page in their category.
What is eBool?
eBool is a software discovery site where buyers compare business tools by category: CRM, HR, eCommerce, project management, accounting, AI software, payment processing and many more. Each listing carries a description, features and, where available, user reviews, and every product links to a list of alternatives in the same category. The site counts 350+ in-depth reviews on top of the directory profiles.
eBool is open about how it ranks products. Its About page says which alternatives appear depends on relevance and popularity, while the order is partly commercial: paid listings appear first, and products with affiliate links, marked "Partner", can rank higher too.
Who should submit to eBool?
- SaaS and B2B software startups with a live product and a clear category, from CRM to fleet management.
- Founders who want a permanent third-party profile that shows up next to competitors on "alternatives" pages.
- Skip it if you sell a consumer mobile app or a game. eBool focuses on business software.
- Skip the free plan if you launch this quarter: a 6-month queue misses your launch window.
How much does eBool cost?
eBool sells one-time plans with no renewal fees, and every approved listing, free or paid, stays up permanently:
- Free: one category, standard queue of about 6 months.
- Premium, $47: one category, approval in 2 to 3 business days, a place in the top 5 of that category, full refund if not accepted.
- Pro, $117: everything in Premium plus the number 1 spot in up to 3 categories for 2 years, then Premium for good.
- Super, $197: everything in Pro, ranked above Pro, plus a homepage featured rotation.
The About page mentions a backlink to your site as one of the paid-tier benefits, so do not count on a link from the free plan.
How do you share your startup on eBool?
- Search eBool for your product first. If a listing exists, claim it instead of creating a duplicate.
- Open the Submit a Listing page and pick a plan.
- Choose your main category, plus extra categories on Pro or Super.
- Write an accurate, factual description in complete sentences, with no hype or call-to-action language, and add your website and the other details the form asks for. eBool reviews every submission before publishing.
- Manage the listing afterwards through the Vendor Portal, where you can also upgrade from Free or Premium at any time.
Tips to get more out of eBool
- Pick the category your buyers search for, and check who sits in its top positions before you pay.
- Describe the product in plain buyer language: who it is for, three concrete features and the pricing model.
- Ask early customers for reviews on your eBool profile. A listing with user reviews earns more trust than a bare description.
Our verdict
eBool is a large, transparent software directory with a real free option and cheap one-time paid plans. The free queue is slow, so pay $47 if you need the listing this quarter. Rankings follow budget, so judge it as a permanent profile and alternatives page.
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