SaaSCity

Height. Your building gains floors as its points go up, so the skyline shows which products are getting used rather than which ones paid the most. Floors are not for sale - the paid plans buy review speed and a launch post, never rank.

Yes - put the SaaSCity badge on your homepage and the listing is free, dofollow link and building included. Free slots are capped at 15 a week, so the queue can run a few weeks deep. The paid plans exist to skip both the badge and that queue; the pricing page has the full comparison.

When your week opens, your building lights a 'Just Launched' beacon on the map and you sit in the Live feed and the New grid on this page for the full week. That week is when the votes, the first traffic and most of the feedback arrive.

Every listing gets its own indexable URL under /live and a dofollow link that passes authority, on a domain with a real Ahrefs Domain Rating. The link does not wait for launch week - it goes live the moment the listing is approved.

New lists the most recently launched projects, newest first. Best ranks by points within each category, and points come from upvotes, views and daily activity.

Usually a few hours, and under 24 hours in the normal case; Quick Pass and Premium go to the front of that line. If something is off - a dead URL, a waitlist page, a badge we cannot find - we email you and wait rather than rejecting quietly.

Product Hunt is one daily leaderboard where thousands of products fight over a single front page, and the result is mostly decided by the audience you bring with you. A round here runs a full week, so a product without a mailing list is not off the page by lunchtime. They are not substitutes - launch on both.

Yes. AI and machine learning is the largest category on the map, alongside SaaS & B2B, developer tools, productivity, marketing, design, fintech and web3. The requirement is that the product is real, reachable at a live URL and something a person can actually use - not a waitlist page.

A two-person independent team, not a company with a submissions department. That is why approvals take hours rather than weeks, and why support@saascity.io reaches a person instead of a ticket queue.

SaaSCity is available in English, German, Dutch and Brazilian Portuguese - the map, the submit flow, pricing, the dashboard and the directory guides. Blog articles and the legal pages are English only, and so is what founders write on their listings, which are best written in English since the audience is international. There is also an English homepage for India.