Most directories: fill 20 fields, wait 3 months, get a page nobody finds.
another.directory: paste your URL, live in a minute.
Every listing is built to be found: structured data, sitemap + IndexNow, comparison pages, its own .md file and a spot in llms-full.txt for AI.
Most directories sell you eyeballs. "Get seen by our visitors."
another.directory is built for a different visitor: Google and AI search.
Every listing gets:
- a page that answers the questions people ask: what is it, who is it for, how much does it cost
- structured data (SoftwareApplication, pricing, breadcrumbs) so search engines read it right
- its own "alternatives" page and "X vs Y" comparison pages
- an instant IndexNow ping when it goes live, so Bing (and ChatGPT search) see it the same day
- a spot in llms.txt, a summary written for language models
- open doors for ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity crawlers
So when someone asks an AI "what's a good alternative to X?", your tool has a page ready to be cited.
Less "hope someone scrolls past it", more distribution that keeps working.
I'm not going to pretend another.directory will send you 10k visitors.
You come for the link. So here's the deal:
- dofollow, not the nofollow most directories quietly give you
- live in minutes, not after a 6-month queue
- paid: 2 dofollow links, no badge
- your own page plus alternatives and comparison pages
- one payment, no subscription
Yes, another directory. At least this one is honest about why you're here.
DR update 📈
Adsly: 33 → 34
Another Directory: 7 → 8
Slow, boring, compounding. Every link you get from these today is worth a bit more tomorrow.
List your tool while it's cheap (a paid listing gets you on both sites at once) 👇
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3/ aifeed.dev: a daily-curated feed of AI and tech links. Submit your launch for eyes from the AI crowd and go paid for a dofollow link that stays in the feed.
1/ another.directory: paste your URL and your listing is written in a minute.
Free gets you a dofollow link (keep the badge on your site); paid gets 2 dofollow links, one of them from Adsly (33DR) 👇
I submitted my site to ~150 directories in a week to push its DR.
Most were a waste: nofollow, pay-to-play or a 6-month queue.
Here are 20 non-obvious places that actually gave a dofollow link, sorted by DR 👇
Maker communities and indie lists:
11. peerpush. com, DR 74
12. productwatch. io, DR 72
13. sideprojectors. com, DR 70
14. versily. com, DR 70
15. startuphub. ai, DR 63
16. launchingnext. com, DR 53
17. make. rs, DR 39
18. indiehackerstacks. com, DR 30, list your stack
Newsletters and curators:
19. therundown. ai Supertools, DR 70, just email them
20. tools. robingood. com, DR 28, write a short post
Lessons: skip anything with "badge required", check rel= before you bother and nofollow from DR 90 does nothing for your DR.
And yes, I built one too. Because apparently the internet needed one more: another. directory
DR has already risen to 7.
At 25DR, a paid listing will be more expensive, so I’d advise you to hurry!
Launched another.directory on Oct 11 with DR 0.
Submitted it to 140+ directories. 4 days later it's DR 4 and climbing.
List your project now while it's early:
free → 1 dofollow link
paid → 2 dofollow links
Launched another.directory on Oct 11 with DR 0.
Submitted it to 140+ directories. 4 days later it's DR 4 and climbing.
List your project now while it's early:
free → 1 dofollow link
paid → 2 dofollow links
Building any of these as a solo dev?
- a directory or launch platform
- a job board
- a blog or newsletter
- an online store
- a marketplace
- docs or a changelog
Every page there deserves its own OG image.
Betterimage does it from one template, automatically.
Example 👇
A paid listing on Another Directory gets you:
- a 2 dofollow backlinks - one from Another Director and one from Adsly (DR 32)
- more visibility on the homepage
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