Paid B2B SaaS Directories: 67 Platforms With Premium Listings

Global review platform covering products and services across all industries - not limited to software. It has a less professional appeal than Capterra and G2, although many B2B SaaS companies leverage Trustpilot very effectively. It is not quite a company directory (no information about founders, funding etc) but not really a product one either, somehow it reflects how business is conducted, so under software products you will find a lot of reviews regarding customer support, billing and general business attitude of a company. And those review stars often appear directly in Google search results as rich snippets.

Software repository originally for open-source projects, now also listing proprietary software. Publishes "top" lists and comparison pages by category. One of the oldest software directories on the web, historically, has a strong tech audience.

The most popular launch platform for AI tools. It features with daily launches, user voting and special deals. One launch there can bring a significant exposure without much effort on your side.

Now owned by G2 after acquisition from Gartner (closed February 2026). 2M+ verified reviews across 1,000+ categories. Profiles and reviews syndicate with GetApp and Software Advice (we're expecting integration with G2 some time in 2026). Offers granular pay-per-click bid slots by country and category.

A sister site to SourceForge, the listing is managed from within SourceForge profile

The largest B2B software review platform with 6M+ verified reviews after acquiring Capterra, GetApp, and Software Advice from Gartner in February 2026. Publishes quarterly Grid Reports, badges, awards, and comparison reports used in enterprise procurement. Launching AI-powered software discovery via G2.ai.

Crowd-sourced platform where users suggest and vote on alternatives to existing software. Listings are organized by platform compatibility and user votes determine ranking. One of the largest "alternative to" databases on the web.

Now owned by G2 after acquisition from Gartner (closed February 2026). Localized for 30+ countries with particularly strong EMEA and Latin America presence. Reviews and profiles syndicate with Capterra and Software Advice.

PeerPush is a new product discovery platform for products, designed specifically for indie makers, startups, and tech enthusiasts. The platform has recently started to promote itself aggressively on Reddit and it promises that a active ecosystem where builders help each other grow. It also promises that AI reads its data and offers MCP and API - for product discovery. Free listing requires about a month-long wait but paid listings get published immediately.

Now owned by G2 after acquisition from Gartner (closed February 2026). Reviews and profiles syndicate with Capterra and GetApp (pending some integration with G2).

Buyer-focused platform for technology solutions discovery and evaluation. The especially highlight their transparency in operations: - Reviews come from real users - Sponsored placements are clearly identified - Editorial content is independent - Evaluation criteria are openly published

A directory and a community of hosting experts and savvy customers. Features elaborate comparisons written by the portal's authors and listings with user ratings and reviews.

Peerlist is a community and a Launchpad, designed to showcase innovative and impactful products to a wide audience. It provides a unique opportunity to share your work with peers, receive valuable feedback, and potentially gain recognition for your efforts.

SaaS product directory with community features - discussions, upvotes, Q&A threads, and a "verified" badge program (requires verification every 3 months.

A 10+ years old directory with an established taxonomy for business software. Serves millions of buyers yearly, runs its own awards and badges program.

A B2B research and review platform that helps businesses find software providers

Toolfolio is a curated marketplace for discovering what is next in AI, design, productivity, and software. Instead of a flat dump of links, it organizes tools into editorial collections, Tools Daily picks, trending shelves, and how-to articles that creators actually browse. Listings are human-reviewed before they go live, and makers manage profiles from a Toolmaker Dashboard with analytics, media, and coupon or offer slots.

Software review platform with long-form, vetted reviews and detailed comparison tools. Offers buyer-intent data showing which companies are researching your category.

Upd (Jul 11th 2026): we have several customers stuck in the listing process approval and we have temporarily stopped submitting to this directory. We will turn it back on once the issues are resolved. Major B2B software review platform with expert analysis across 163 categories. 250K daily newsletter readers. 100M+ business buyers reached.

UPDATE (effective starting March 8th 2026): The directory is not responding, Blastra was unable to update/submit listings for several customers. We stopped supporting the platform. Quite popular directory for SaaS tools. It has a developed its own taxonomy with hundreds of categories, supports comparison, features user reviews (sindicated from G2!) and extensive FAQ sections but buyers. It has its own scoring methodology, awards and options to increase listing visibility. Blastra has stopped supporting it due to lack of support from the SaasWorthy team.

An established business software directory with more than 300 software categories and almost 50k vendors featured. Crozdesk features user reviews, expert reports and regularly nominates vendors on category awards.

AITopTools was founded in 2023 with a mission to give everyone - from solo creators to enterprise teams - a single, trustworthy place to discover the AI software that's right for their work. The platform features 11k tools and covers almost 100 software categories.

Pre-launch platform for products that are still in Beta. launched products are not allowed! Each submission has to be approved by the team which takes about a month, and there's no guarantee you will be featured

Hosting review portal with country-filtered rankings (US/UK/CA/AU/EU/India), VPS-by-country filters, payment-method filters, green hosting, adult hosting categories. Editorial reviews + user reviews

An actively growing software directory, specializing in business software, including Medical, Human Resources, Legal, Accounting and with support of Project Management & CRM categories. Software Finder positions itself more than just a directory but as a decision partner for buyers, providing software research and selection services. Vendors have options to get listed for free or to subscribe for paid lead generation services.

WHTop is a 20+ yo website with editorials and user reviews frequently cited by LLMs as the most important dedicated hosting directory. They claim to be a pioneer in webhosting ratings, and position themselves as the most reliable resource for web hosting customer reviews.

Upd. This directory has moved to a paid-only model for the new listings with a $399 one-time fee. A a software recommendation platform which connects buyers and sellers of software products. It is focused on actively helping the software buyers make better product decisions based on reviews, software comparisons, social popularity, and buyers guides. The categories selection is rather limited (~200 categories total), and each product submission goes through a human review.

Tekpon is paid-only directory, which is focused on high-quality software (no vibe-coded tools). It features extensive product profiles, allows to compare products and in addition to user reviews it exposes public sentiment about software gathered from the web. This is a rather nice model since such listing does not require much maintenance.

Launch platform with a decent traffic and domain rating. Worth a push and a backlink. A wait for a free lunch is quite long, but you could pay to launch almost right away.

The platform positions itself as more than a review platform but a movement toward transparent technology. Founded by experienced IT professionals and AI specialists, it bring decades of expertise in software, automation, and digital ecosystems to create a space where users can find honest, data-driven insights about AI tools and businesses. The listing process is a bit clumsy, you apply for a listing and then wait until someone gets back to you. Blastra is waiting.

A young but growing in popularity AI software directory tool. It started in Jan, 2025 by curating a list of the best AI tools the team could find, carefully reviewing each one to ensure quality. Today, it claims to be the go-to resource for AI tool discovery, trusted by close to a hundred thousand monthly visitors.

A growing directory launched in 2024. It's on a mission to give every security team access to the full market. Almost 9,000 listed products across multiple cyber categories are viewed by 70,000+ visitors monthly. The CybersecTools MCP Server lets any AI assistant query the entire database directly, making it well-discoverable in AI search.

Community-driven directory of open-source alternatives to proprietary software, built around GitHub health rather than editorial opinion: every listing carries live stars, forks and last-commit data, and ranking is a computed score from popularity, project age and recent activity. ~750 listed projects, 300K monthly pageviews and a 12K-subscriber weekly newsletter. Listings verified by the maintainers get a 5% ranking bonus.

US-focused, curated editorial HR and recruiting software review publication covering 1,000+ vendors across 100+ categories including ATS, HRIS, payroll, AI recruiting, video interviewing, HR analytics, EOR, and rewards. Vendors apply for inclusion by filling out a detailed form, asking for customer names, revenue disclosure, integrations, the latest development in the past 24 months; SSR team evaluates fit in approximately 10 days.

Cybersecurity News website, newsletter and an extensive Directory of Cybersecurity Suppliers listing 8,000+ providers of cybersecurity related services worldwide, targeting decision-makers and specialists across the corporate & institutional sectors

AI tools directory with 2,500+ listings since 2022. Organized across image, design, writing, video, and business categories. Claims 85K active monthly users. Includes an "AI Graveyard" tracking discontinued tools. One caveat - submission if free if you backlink to their website, otherwise - $29.

Idea Kiln is a build-in-public home for makers who want an audience before launch day, not after. Submit a concept, prototype, MVP, or live product, then keep a public Timeline of milestones, screenshots, and updates that fellow builders can follow, upvote, and comment on. Distinctive launch mechanics include Directory Tracking to coordinate submissions across places like Product Hunt, Hacker News, and BetaList, plus community amplification when you go live.

Experience-focused evaluation platform from Info-Tech Research Group. Uses a proprietary Emotional Footprint methodology and 130+ data points per product to measure vendor-client relationships. Data Quadrant reports are used in enterprise procurement shortlisting.

A relatively small business software directory with only about 10 categories. It specializes in writing editorial reviews about software (paid service). It no longer accepts free listings, and also desn't accept companies without US customers.

Established in 1997, it is one of the oldest dedicated hosting directories with a focus on user reviews and firsthand experiences. It allows visitors to compare hosts based on specific requirements and multiple criteria.

Curated directory pairing each proprietary product with self-hosted open-source replacements. 500+ listed alternatives, each shown with its GitHub star count and category, and every entry is hand-reviewed against four rules: open source, an alternative to a named proprietary product, actively maintained, and self-hostable. No vendor accounts and no reviews — a listing is an editorial decision, not a profile you manage.

Appscribed is a bit different type of platform - it is an editorial AI tools directory that favors hand-written reviews over endless table rows. Since 2023 the team has evaluated thousands of products and keeps acceptance selective, so an approved tool lands on a dedicated review page aimed at buyers comparing software. Listings are permanent after editorial review (and may be charged for factual corrections that come after the initial 7 days of publishing), typically live within a couple of days, with optional homepage boost windows when you want extra surface area.

A simple directory with automated Top Software Lists and a wide selection of tools. It offers various paid services for lead generation. The submission process is somewhat tricky - you have to apply vi a form and if you are a fit, they would get back to you.

Product Hunt-style launch platform for makers and startups. Community voting and daily leaderboards. You can launch there for free, but they say that the wait times are long and they are at full capacity now. Paid launch costs $49, which is affordable.

Official vendor directory of the Society for Human Resource Management, the world's largest HR professional association with 300,000+ members. Lists HR vendors across 100+ categories including HRIS, ATS, payroll, benefits, compensation, compliance, training, diversity, and wellness. Free vendor submissions, but there's a zoom call required to verify all the details.

StartupBase is a product launch platform that positions itself as a Product Hunt alternative. Since 2017 it has published 4K+ products. Every product keeps a permanent page, a launch date, and a place in the rankings long after launch day.

EarlyHunt is a weekly AI and startup launch platform where founders ship products to early adopters, compete for upvotes during launch week, and earn lasting discovery through project pages, launch stories, and category hubs on earlyhunt.com. Every week, projects go live Monday at 8:00 AM UTC and compete through the week. Visitors browse and upvote launches, explore past winners in the Hall of Fame, and discover tools by category. Founders can launch for free (with badge requirements) or upgrade to Premium for guaranteed dofollow placement, Launch Kit graphics, an editorial launch story, and social promotion.

A growing AI tools directory and startup launch platform by Tom Otto, paired with a Tuesday founder newsletter read by 55,000+ builders (including folks at Google, Stripe, and Notion). Free listings get a product page, upvotes/trending, a permanent dofollow backlink, and a shot at an editorial newsletter feature (for the winners). there are lots of valuable paid upgrades too: Instant Launch, Featured placements + monthly newsletter mention + SEO pages, and one-time newsletter sponsorships.

A light-weight launching platform for all sorts of startups. Nominally free but the wait if 4 months so it is in fact paid.

Aura++ is an AI-powered startup launch and SEO platform that helps early-stage founders, gain online visibility through one-click product launches. It enables users to showcase their projects, earn authority signals, and attract organic traffic by combining product discovery, automated promotion, and a curated backlink network, making it easier to grow and stand out in competitive digital markets.

Launch against industry leaders by saying where you are better than them. Here is what we noticed: AI relies a lot on third-party data and especially directories with verified user reviews. And it's very hard for young products to win AI recommendations when review sites are filled with incumbents who've been in the market forever and have heavily invested in their review programs. So Blastra is giving an opportunity for the young products to tell their stories. You cannot be the best product for the entire category but you can be very specific by saying who are you better for and why compared to the market leaders.

CyberDB’s audience are CISOs, CIOs and CTOs that use it as a platform for vendor research and vetting. The directory was founded by cyber veterans who have strong industry ties, and it manually curates cybersecurity and AI vendors, keeping the directory clean and focused. It is frequently referenced in research reports and ecosystem maps.

Specialized cybersecurity tools platform with 10,000+ solutions. Categories cover threat intelligence, DFIR, offensive security, and MSSPs. Claims 15,800+ security professionals searching monthly.

This directory is no longer supported by its owners. We have stopped offering it. A low-traffic directory claiming to be the fastest-growing independent software review platform. It uses SmartScoring system to evaluate the vendors and present them to its audience. Big names such as HubSpot and many others maintain their listings there.

Firsto is a daily product launch platform and permanent discovery database for startups, SaaS, and AI tools. Products go live each day at 08:00 UTC, compete for day, week, and month winners through community votes, and keep a lasting project page so discovery does not end when the launch clock stops. Firsto also maintains a curated directory of launch sites with editorial notes, plus a library of real product launch videos. Free launches wait for ~180 days ; Premium and Pro skip ahead with guaranteed dofollow links, and Pro can add homepage featuring and a mini review.

Directory of self-hosted tools that replace paid software, roughly 650 listings, organised by tags (AI coding assistants, workflow automation, CRM, chat, video, developer tools). Each listing is a product page with description, screenshots, tech stack, licence and live GitHub stars/forks, and the whole catalogue is published in an llms.txt feed so AI assistants can cite it.

Micro-startup directory and marketplace with weekly newsletter reaching 17,500+ founders. Features trending startups and commission-free buying/selling of micro-businesses (yes, businesses, not products). Theoretically, there is a free option to launch but the wait time is 2 months and it requires adding a badge to your website. So we treat is as a paid platform.

A sister site to SourceForge, the listing is managed from within the SourceForge profile

SaaSCity is a launch platform for SaaS products, published as an interactive city map: each listing is a building. The page documents how listings are reviewed, where the data on the site comes from, what is for sale, and who is responsible for the result.

LaunchIgniter is a weekly maker launch board focused on early users, real feedback, and a full week of homepage exposure. Launches open Monday at 00:00 UTC and run for seven days while the community upvotes; the top three earn a Winner badge. Submission is unusually frictionless thanks to one-click import from Product Hunt or Peerlist. Free launches need badge verification and admin review, with dofollow links reserved for weekly winners. Paid Basic and Pro launches skip the queue, lock a date, and include a lifetime dofollow backlink, with Pro adding partner listings.

A founder-friendly platform with a small traffic but descent engagement. It positions itself more as a community than a directory. Free launch requires placing a backlink on your website and a waiting time is ~1 month. Not too bad compared to the other launch platforms that put you on a several months-long waiting list.

A small launch platform focused on AI products and tools. Offers various paid services, and guest posting opportunities. Free launch is available (although requires several weeks of waiting time and putting their badge onto your website).

A growing curated platform with expert reviews, "alternative to" comparisons, and insights on software tools across a number of software categories. Caters to startups, small to mid‑sized businesses, industries, and creators looking to make informed tech choices, helping them identify the right tools efficiently and trustworthily. Vendors can offer deals to users.

This is more of a backlinks story than anything else. A one-time fee for listing gets you an immediate publish and a backlink, and you can also upgrade for an email mention. There is an interface for buyers that allows to browse and search but no filtering options, comparisons or reviews.

The main value of this platform is SEO - every submitted product receives a permanent dofollow backlink from its high-authority domain. Launches operate on a weekly cadence, and the core audience consists of builders and solo founders. Free launch requires adding a backlink to this platform from your website and a wait time of about two weeks.

SideHunt is the weekly hunt built for side projects and indie digital products. Launches open every Monday for a full seven-day vote, then remain in the directory and Hall of Fame instead of vanishing after launch day. Free slots are capped each week; Premium skips that queue, comes with a launch blog post, guaranteed dofollow backlinks, and a desktop homepage sidebar spotlight while the hunt is live.

MakerHunt is a weekly launch platform for AI projects, tools, and digital products. Each Monday a new cohort goes live together for seven days of community voting, then stays discoverable in a searchable directory, related-product shelves, and Hall of Fame. Premium skips the capped free queue, guarantees dofollow links, and adds a homepage sidebar spotlight with a direct site link while your hunt is live.