Quicklisting review: our take
Quicklisting submits SaaS and AI products to a chosen set of 150+ startup directories, the free ones by bot at five-minute intervals and the paid ones by hand for the directory's fee plus a 20% commission. Its site could not be read on 1 October 2026, so no prices are shown here. For link prospecting with published pricing, SEO PowerSuite offers a free plan and a Professional license at $349 billed yearly.
What Quicklisting does
Quicklisting takes a startup's details (name, description, features, images, pricing) and a bot submits it to the free directories the user selects, spacing submissions five minutes apart. Paid directories are submitted manually for the directory's fee plus a 20% commission. Acceptance in each directory is not guaranteed and backlinks can take months to be recognized.
Who Quicklisting is for
Best for
- SaaS and AI startup founders launching a product
Not for
- local businesses or non-software products: the site says it is designed specifically for SaaS and AI products
- anyone needing guaranteed listings: acceptance is not guaranteed
Quicklisting features
- F1Automated submission to 150+ directories
- F2User-selected directory list
- F3Manual submission to paid directories (fee plus 20% commission)
- F4Built for SaaS and AI products
Quicklisting pricing and plans (2026)
The vendor does not publish plan prices.
Prices as listed by the vendor, before tax; they change, so check the pricing page before you buy.
Quicklisting interface
Quicklisting FAQ
- What are the alternatives to Quicklisting?
- Tools that cover the same jobs include Ahrefs, Hunter, Dibz, Majestic.