How to get your software listed on SaaSworthy
TL;DR
SaaSworthy is a software discovery and review site that tracks 75,000+ products across 600 categories and ranks them with its own SW Score. A standard listing is free: you send a short form and the SaaSworthy team builds the profile. Premium profiles and sponsored placements exist, but SaaSworthy publishes no prices and quotes them on request.
What is SaaSworthy?
SaaSworthy helps business buyers compare SaaS tools by category, price and rating. CB Insights lists the company as founded in 2018 and based in Delhi, India. Each product page shows features, pricing plans, user ratings and an SW Score, a percentage that ranks a product against the others in its category.
Around the directory, SaaSworthy runs a Price Estimator, an AI assistant called Clara that suggests software, and a blog with statistics roundups and "best of" lists for 2026. The homepage says it is trusted by 500+ vendors and pitches the free listing as zero cost.
Who should list on SaaSworthy?
- B2B SaaS startups in crowded categories such as CRM, HR, payroll, help desk, marketing or project management.
- Founders who want a free profile with pricing, features and ratings that buyers reach through category and comparison pages.
- Teams with a business email address and a live product URL, since the form asks for both.
- Skip it if you want published ad prices: every paid tier on SaaSworthy is quote-only.
How much does SaaSworthy cost?
- Standard: free. A standard SaaSworthy profile with organic review capture.
- Premium: fixed annual billing, price on request. It adds an advanced profile, a premium badge and a limited number of in-market clicks.
- Two larger packages, custom priced, add a sponsored badge, top-five or first placement in a category, imported reviews, managed clicks and leads, and curated content.
- Sponsored placements and content, also custom priced: the homepage "Curated Collections" section, category, alternatives and comparison placements, "Editor's Pick" articles and sharing on SaaSworthy's social channels and newsletter.
How do you list your startup on SaaSworthy?
- Open the SaaSworthy listing page. The site menu links to it as "Get Listed" and "List Your Product".
- Fill in the form: name, business email, product URL (with https://) and software category, then submit. SaaSworthy says it replies within 24 to 48 hours.
- Let the team build the profile. SaaSworthy's product pages state that its team researches each product and lists it for free. The form runs through Mailchimp, so you also sign up for SaaSworthy's marketing emails.
- Once the profile is live, sign in through the SaaSworthy Vendor Portal, linked in the site menu, to reach your vendor account.
Tips to get more out of SaaSworthy
- Pick the narrowest category that fits in the form. The SW Score ranks you only against products in that category.
- Publish clear pricing on your own website first. SaaSworthy copies plan details from vendor websites and dates them, so outdated prices on your site end up on your profile.
- Collect a handful of ratings before you pay for placement. Ratings sit next to your SW Score in every list.
- Ask for the Premium quote in writing, with expected clicks and the reporting you get, before you commit to a year.
- The DA of 40 belongs to saasworthy.com. Tag your website link with UTM parameters and count referral visits.
Our verdict
SaaSworthy is a free, low-effort listing for any B2B SaaS startup: one form and a reply within two days. Paid placement stays a black box until you get a quote, so treat it as a later experiment.
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