How to list your software on SaaSHub
TL;DR
SaaSHub is an independent software marketplace where people look up alternatives to the tools they already use. Submitting a product is free, verification is free and moves you up the approval queue, and a featured listing costs $99 a month with no contract. It suits released SaaS products, apps and developer tools with a clear set of competitors.
What is SaaSHub?
SaaSHub has been running since 2014 and gives a postal address in Sydney, Australia. On 30 October 2026 its homepage counter showed 254,261 products listed, 555,609 competitors identified and 10,476 verifications in the last 30 days. The site reports 564,000+ monthly visits, and its weekly email, The SaaSHub Weekly, goes out every Thursday to 31,300+ subscribers.
The audience is people in the middle of a buying decision. They search "alternatives to Trello" or "Notion vs Coda", land on a comparison page and click through to a product. Its top visitor countries are the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany, Canada and France.
Who should submit to SaaSHub?
- Released SaaS, desktop and mobile products with their own domain and an English website.
- Founders who can name three or more direct competitors, because SaaSHub builds its pages around those comparisons.
- Skip it if you run a software development agency, have only a waitlist page, sit on a free subdomain such as yourapp.vercel.app or have not launched yet: SaaSHub rejects all of these.
How much does SaaSHub cost?
- Free: product submission, the product page, verification and answers to the Q&A on your listing.
- Featured listing: $99 a month, cancel any time, paid through Stripe. It goes live right after payment and adds a homepage slot, sponsored spots on competitor, alternatives and category pages, a green "Visit Website" button, tracking links and a slot in the weekly newsletter.
- SaaSHub estimates 21 to 39 referrals a month for a featured product (as of 30 October 2026) and gives no guarantee.
- SaaSHub sells no pay-per-click ads and shares no campaign statistics.
How do you list your startup on SaaSHub?
- Register and open the SaaSHub submit page. SaaSHub does not take submissions by email.
- Enter your website URL, pick a few categories (your competitors' categories are a good hint) and list your competitors. Without competitors, your submission drops to the bottom of the queue.
- Verify the product with an email address on the product's own domain. Verified products get higher priority in the approval queue.
- Wait for manual approval. SaaSHub publishes no review time and keeps the right to remove a product even after approval.
- Complete the page from the management area: tagline, description, screenshots, pricing and answers to the Q&A.
Tips to get more out of SaaSHub
- Name every competitor your buyers compare you with. Each one puts your product on another "alternatives to" page.
- Verify on day one. SaaSCity, a competing directory, checked SaaSHub pages on 7 October 2026 and found that the top "Visit website" button on verified listings had no nofollow attribute, while most unverified listings were nofollow.
- Write a plain tagline that says what the product does in under ten words.
- Run the free page for a month before you pay $99, with a UTM tag on your website link, so you see whether SaaSHub sends visitors at all.
- The DA of 40 belongs to saashub.com. Judge the listing by its referrals.
Our verdict
SaaSHub is one of the few software directories where a free listing still pays off, as long as you list real competitors and verify the product. Keep the $99 featured plan for later, when your free page already shows clicks.
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