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27 places to list your product, in order.
Review sites, launch platforms, communities and public records where people look at software. Each one says why it matters and what to do there.
Free, no signup27 places. The first 7 are open. An email unlocks the rest.
Keep every listing the same.
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Where customers vet you late in a decision
People come here to compare products they already know, and to read reviews.
Where people compare business software before they choose.
People arrive here comparing 2 products they already know. A complete profile with real reviews is what they read.
Do this. Claim the profile, complete every field, and ask real customers for honest reviews rather than buying them.
A large catalogue of business software, sorted by category.
People shortlisting in your category browse here. A precise category and a complete listing put you on that list.
Do this. Categorise yourself precisely and keep the description word-for-word consistent with your homepage.
Same family as Capterra, so a consistent listing here is cheap to keep.
Part of the same network as Capterra. Copy your Capterra listing here, so both say the same thing.
Do this. Mirror your Capterra category and one-liner exactly rather than writing a fresh description.
Also part of the Capterra network.
One more independent page that describes your product the same way your other listings do.
Do this. Claim it, categorise consistently, and leave it alone once complete.
Long, detailed reviews.
Reviews here are long and specific, which helps someone choosing between 2 tools. A few detailed reviews are worth more than many short ones.
Do this. Invite a few detailed reviews from customers who can speak to a specific use case.
A B2B marketplace with reviews, and it suits some categories better than others.
People here compare a shortlist of business software and services. A claimed listing with a few real reviews puts you in that comparison.
Do this. Claim the listing, describe the product in the same words as your homepage, and ask a few real customers to review it.
Worth it if your customers are consumers, or look for a trust score.
A public trust score reassures people buying for themselves. For business software it matters less than the catalogues above.
Do this. Only invest here if your customers actually look for a Trustpilot score.
A page that outlasts launch day
Launch-day traffic fades. The listing page stays up and keeps your product findable.
The rest unlock with an email. Tap any tile.
Where people ask for tools in public
A helpful answer in the right thread can be read for years. These places ban drive-by promotion, so answer the question first.
Public records of your company
Structured profiles that describe your company in one place. Keep the name and description the same as your site.
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All 27, with why each matters and what to do there.
How to use it
Start with the ones marked Do first.
Claim the profile, fill in every field, and use the same product name and one-line description as your homepage.
Do 2 or 3 properly before you add more. Do next and Situational can wait.
Every entry links to the real site. 10 of them have a step-by-step guide.
Common questions
Are these free to list on?
Most have a free listing. Some sell paid upgrades. Nothing on this list needs one.
What does the email do?
It unlocks the rest of the list on this device and sends you a link back to it. No card, and no trial starts.