Tiny Startups

About Tiny Startups

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.

How to get listed on Tiny Startups

1. Accepts B2B, B2C software.
2. Pricing: Paid.
3. Submit your product on Tiny Startups.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can Blastra submit my product to Tiny Startups?

Soon. Blastra is currently testing submissions to Tiny Startups — we're trialing it on a limited basis to confirm it delivers for customers before adding it to the standard service. Once testing wraps up, we'll handle submissions to Tiny Startups the same way as currently supported directories: account setup, listing copy, and approval follow-up, with no extra work on your side.

Is Tiny Startups free?

No. Tiny Startups requires a paid plan to be on the platform — there is no free option, even for a basic profile. Pricing varies by tier and is set by Tiny Startups; we don't have visibility into your specific quote until you contact them. If budget matters, this is worth knowing upfront.

Should a Micro SaaS company list on Tiny Startups?

Yes — Tiny Startups's audience is built around Micro SaaS, which makes it a strong fit for companies in that space. Niche directories typically outperform general ones for category-specific buyers because the audience comes pre-qualified by the platform itself. Worth being on if your category aligns with what Tiny Startups covers.

Does Tiny Startups have reviews?

No. Tiny Startups either doesn't host reviews at all or doesn't weight them in how listings get surfaced — it works on a different model, like editorial curation, traffic, or paid tiers. The value of being on Tiny Startups doesn't depend on running a review collection campaign for this listing.

Does Tiny Startups accept beta or waitlist products?

Yes — Tiny Startups doesn't require general availability. Beta and waitlist products are accepted as long as the website is live and explains what the product does. Submitting early can help build SEO presence for the product name before you officially launch into general access.

Can I list my SaaS product on Tiny Startups?

Yes — Tiny Startups accepts product listings, including SaaS, software, AI tools, and hardware. Service businesses, agencies, and consultancies won't be approved or won't fit the audience even if they get through. If you sell services, look at directories with explicit Services focus instead, like Clutch or GoodFirms.

What types of products does Tiny Startups accept?

Tiny Startups accepts B2B (sold to other businesses) and B2C (sold to consumers) products. The audience covers both segments, so a product serving either (or both) fits the platform. The remaining buyer segment isn't a fit on Tiny Startups — for that audience, look at directories built specifically for that motion rather than trying to cover it here.

Is Tiny Startups a good place to launch a product or to list one?

Tiny Startups is a launch platform — best for generating buzz and momentum on launch day, not for ongoing discoverability. Listings stick around afterward, but the traffic and attention drop sharply after the launch window. Treat Tiny Startups as an event you participate in, not a permanent SEO asset like G2 or Capterra.

Is Tiny Startups worth listing on?

Tiny Startups is built specifically for Micro SaaS companies, which means the audience visiting it is pre-qualified by category — buyers, analysts, and operators focused on Micro SaaS rather than general software shoppers. Domain rating 70 (via Ahrefs, assessed August 2026); 20K monthly visits. It's not a fit for service businesses, and it accepts B2B and B2C products only — worth checking against your product profile before listing.

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