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SubmitMyStartup
✓ Verified ownerIt gathers a reviewed list of places to submit a startup, with costs, requirements, and recorded submission outcomes.
SubmitMyStartup is an MCP server, planner, and API that help founders find directories and launch sites to submit a startup to.
- Founders preparing a product launch
- Indie makers seeking directory listings
- Teams using Claude or ChatGPT for research
- Builders who want to track submission progress
Features
- MCP server — Adds the directory list to Claude or ChatGPT for querying.
- Planner — Answers three questions to suggest fitting directories.
- JSON API — Programmatic access to the list of submission places.
- Submission tracking — Checkboxes, notes, and saved places held in the browser.
- Status and cost labels — Each entry notes free or paid status, requirements, and review dates.
Pros
- The list of 742 places is open source on GitHub.
- Entries record listing costs, requirements, and last-reviewed dates.
- Available as an MCP server, a planner, and a JSON API.
- Free to use, with progress saved in the browser.
Cons
- The site describes itself as a tool for finding where to submit, not as a directory.
- Progress and saved places are stored in the browser rather than an account.
- It states that fees and rules set by the listed places should be confirmed before submitting.
Overview
SubmitMyStartup is a tool for finding places to submit a new product. It is built around a reviewed list of 742 places to submit a startup, and the site states its purpose is to show which destinations fit a given startup, what each one costs, how long it takes, and what information it requires.
The list is exposed in three ways. An MCP server can be added to Claude or ChatGPT, after which a user asks it where to submit. A planner asks three questions and suggests fitting destinations. A JSON API provides programmatic access. Each entry carries a status label such as free or paid, along with notes, requirements, and the date it was last reviewed; some entries record reported issues at a specific site. The underlying list is open source on GitHub.
The interface shows checkboxes for tracking submissions, notes per entry, and a saved list. Progress and saved places are stored in the browser rather than in an account. The site states that fees and rules should be confirmed before submitting, since last-reviewed dates indicate when the submission details were checked.
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