Blastra is a software listings management platform that helps B2B technology companies manage and scale their presence across software directories, review platforms, and comparison sites to improve search and AI visibility.
Blastra enables consistent, structured software listings across the platforms buyers use to discover and evaluate B2B software — without the overhead of manual submissions or the risks of low-quality mass automation.
Blastra is used by B2B tech product companies that want reliable visibility across software directories without managing listings manually.
Typical users include:
Blastra works exclusively with B2B technology products and does not support B2C products, service businesses, agencies, or local physical businesses.
Manual submissions to software directories, review platforms, and comparison sites are time-consuming, inconsistent, and hard to maintain at scale.
Each platform has its own forms, taxonomy, approval process, and interface. Managing listings manually across dozens of platforms quickly leads to duplicated effort, outdated information, and inconsistencies.
Blastra centralizes this work by:
Blastra takes a high-quality, product-led approach to software footprint management.
The platform includes a specialized agent that converts pitch decks and marketing materials into structured, directory-ready data.
Blastra focuses on high-authority software directories and review platforms, rather than submitting to hundreds of low-value sites that are difficult to maintain as products evolve.
Automation is combined with human oversight. Submissions are reviewed to meet the quality and compliance standards of each platform, avoiding the pitfalls of mass, fully automated listings.
Blastra is a platform, not a service. Customers have their own account, visibility into listing status, and an evolving product that continues to add new agents and capabilities over time.
Software directories are no longer just traffic sources.
Modern AI systems rely on directory information to understand:
Over time, software directories, review platforms, and comparison sites have invested heavily in structured taxonomies, product verification, and verified reviews. This enables apples-to-apples comparisons for buyers — and increasingly for AI systems as well.
While it may currently be possible to influence AI systems using self-published “Top 10” lists, software directories are significantly more trustworthy sources, and their influence is expected to grow. Explore common questions.
Read about our ongoing research into the world of AI visibility and software footprint management in our blog.
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