How to submit your startup to TechPluto
TL;DR
TechPluto is a startup and tech news site from Noida, India, publishing since 2008, and it was still posting several articles a week in October 2026. Founders submit their startup for free through a seven-question Google Form, and a paid "Priority Pass" speeds up the review, with no price published. It suits early-stage tech products that want a review-style write-up for a global and Indian audience.
What is TechPluto?
TechPluto covers funding rounds, acquisitions, product launches, CEO interviews and startup reviews. Founder and editor-in-chief Prashant Sharma calls it one of the rare Indian tech portals with global coverage, and the submit page claims 1000+ startups featured so far.
The advertise page claims 100K+ site footfall and more than 80% organic traffic. Recent posts mix startup advice (email campaigns, Gemini API pricing) with product guides, and the contact page says the PR agency PRchitects manages the site.
Who should submit to TechPluto?
- Founders of a software, hardware, app or SaaS product who want a review of it.
- Startups with a clear, original story: TechPluto judges submissions on idea novelty, product vision, impact potential, underlying tech, disruption factor, social or green impact and market buzz.
- Founders who can write 100+ fresh words about their company instead of pasting their homepage copy.
- Skip it if you only have a press release that already ran elsewhere: the FAQ says the team does not want duplicate content.
How much does TechPluto cost?
A standard submission is free: "The startup submission is free," says the FAQ. A paid Priority Pass gets a faster review, and TechPluto does not publish its price. Advertising and other paid placements go through contact@techpluto.com, again with no public rate card. If you pay for anything, ask in writing whether the post will be marked as sponsored, because a paid post counts as advertising.
The domain authority of 41 belongs to techpluto.com. The real gain from a review is a permanent, indexed write-up you can quote on your site and in your pitch deck.
How do you submit your startup to TechPluto?
- Open the TechPluto submit page and read the FAQ.
- Click Submit Your Startup Now. It opens the submission form, a Google Form titled "Submit your startup".
- Fill in the seven fields: first name, email, startup name, website URL, founder name, a startup description of more than 100 words, and the problem your startup solves.
- Write the description from scratch. The FAQ says original, accurate information is easy for the editors to process.
- Wait for the editors to decide. TechPluto publishes no review time, so ask about the Priority Pass by email if you have a launch date.
- For news tips or advertising questions, write to contact@techpluto.com.
Tips to get more out of TechPluto
- Answer the problem field with a real customer. "Freelancers lose 4 hours a week chasing invoices" beats "we disrupt payments".
- Match the selection criteria. Mention the tech under the hood and any social or green impact, since both score.
- Send numbers. Users, revenue or a funding round give the writer something concrete to put in the review.
- Share the review once it is live on your own channels and link to it from your press page.
Our verdict
TechPluto is a long-running, still active outlet with a free, simple form: a quick win for a new tech product. Expect a product review written for readers who scan tech news, and treat the Priority Pass and any sponsored post as paid advertising.
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