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QuickListing connects your startup with over 150 directories and now over 500 newsletters. This not only increases your online presence but also targets specific audiences interested in your niche, enhancing your overall visibility and reach.

Once you’ve entered your startup’s information (name, description, features, images, pricing, etc.), Quicklisting automatically submits your project to free directories. Submissions are spaced out by five minutes each for security reasons, to ensure our automation processes aren’t detected.

If you select paid directories, you’ll need to pay their fees plus a 20% commission to Quicklisting. Submissions to these directories are done manually to ensure the best possible quality and to avoid any potential errors that could occur with automated submissions.

No, Quicklisting cannot guarantee acceptance in all selected directories. Each directory has its own set of rules and criteria, and they reserve the right to accept or reject submissions based on their guidelines. We ensure your startup is presented effectively, but acceptance is at the discretion of each directory.

Acceptance times vary widely among directories. Some may accept your submission in less than 48 hours, while others could take up to a month. We strive to expedite the process where possible, but these timelines are largely dependent on the individual directories.

For free directories, there is a five-minute interval between each automatic submission. This is to prevent detection of our automated processes.

So if you selected 80 free directories, it’ll be completed in about 6 hours.

Yes, you can submit your non-AI startup to AI directories; however, it’s important to note that there’s a significant chance of being refused. AI directories typically have specific criteria focused on AI-related projects, so a non-AI startup may not meet their requirements.

You have full control over the directories you choose to submit your startup to. If you prefer to avoid directories with low authority, you can simply select the ones that meet your standards for authority and relevance during the submission process.

Startups are submitted under the name of the founder or the person who submits the startup. In cases where a directory requires a login method for submission, the automation may use my own email for logistical purposes, but the submission is always made in the name of the startup’s founder or representative. This ensures that your startup is accurately represented in each directory.

I’ve made the process as simple as possible. You can easily find and reach out to relevant newsletters directly through the platform, saving you time and effort in your marketing endeavors.