Submitlist
Submitlist is a free workspace for tracking product submissions to directories, launch platforms, newsletters, subreddits, and communities. Instead of keeping a spreadsheet of every listing you have applied to, it gives you a kanban board where each submission moves from draft to in progress to listed or rejected, plus the copy, logos, and metrics for every target in one launch kit. The standout feature is its native Model Context Protocol (MCP) server: you can point Claude Code, Codex, opencode, or any MCP-capable agent at your workspace so the agent does the repetitive submission paperwork for you.
Key Features
- 5-stage kanban pipeline: Track each submission from To submit to Listed or Rejected, with direct listing URLs, private notes, and rejection reasons on every card.
- Verified directory catalog: Browse 300+ hand-curated targets with domain rating (DR), monthly traffic, link type, and active-backlink verification, so you stop applying to dead sites.
- Launch vault: Store descriptions, taglines, founder bios, logos, screenshots, and category tags once, then copy them into any submission.
- Automated auditing: Weekly checks of DR, traffic estimates, and link health for every tracked target.
- Agentic MCP server: A token-authenticated HTTP endpoint at
api.submitlist.io/mcpexposing tools such asget_project_workspace,search_catalog, andupdate_submission. - Scoped tokens: Create and revoke tokens in settings, then point your coding agent at the endpoint with no SDK needed.
Use Cases
Who Should Use This Tool?
- First-time makers: Shipping a side project and unsure where to start; the agent drafts a launch kit from a raw URL.
- Serial shippers: Launches a product every month and needs a repeatable, tracked playbook.
- AI-native builders: Prefer to let a coding agent read their launch kit and update the board instead of filling forms by hand.
Problems It Solves
- Scattered submissions: It replaces a pile of tabs and a spreadsheet with one board and one asset store.
- Wasted time on dead directories: Verified, continuously audited targets filter out sites that do not list or no longer accept submissions.
- Repetitive form filling: The MCP server lets an agent research targets and update status without you retyping copy.
Pricing
| Plan | Cost | Features |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | Board, directory catalog, launch vault, and MCP server; no credit card required. |
| Pro | Not yet announced | Advanced features may launch later; check the site for current availability. |
Advantages & Unique Selling Points
- Free with no credit card: The core product is free to start.
- Built-in agent integration: A first-class MCP server means your existing Claude Code, Codex, or opencode agent can act on your workspace.
- Data-backed targeting: DR, traffic, and link health checks help you pick targets that actually pay off.
Getting Started
- Sign in at submitlist.io with Google or GitHub, or build a project without an account for a preview.
- Paste your product URL and let the AI draft a launch kit with copy, categories, and assets.
- In settings, create a scoped MCP token and point your agent at
api.submitlist.io/mcp. - Work the To submit lane, then drag cards through stages until every listing is live.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it really free?
The Free plan is $0 with no credit card. A Pro plan with advanced features may come later.
Does Submitlist submit for me?
The focus is tracking and target selection; the MCP server lets an agent research targets and update your board, but you confirm the actual submissions.
Do I need an AI agent to use it?
No. You can use the board, catalog, and launch vault directly. The MCP server is optional for automation.
Alternatives
- 9Router: A local proxy to route agent model calls and cut paid subscriptions.
- n8n: General workflow automation if you want to orchestrate submissions beyond this board.
- AgentMemory: Persistent agent memory for keeping launch context across sessions.
Tips
- Import your existing target list so the catalog's DR and link checks are ready before you start submitting.
- Store all descriptions and screenshots in the launch vault once, then reuse them for every platform.
- Use the MCP server to keep the board updated from your agent rather than switching back to the browser.
Conclusion
Submitlist is a free, agent-friendly launch tracker that replaces scattered tabs with one board, a verified directory catalog, and a launch vault, with an MCP server so your AI coder can do the tedious part. Sign in free, paste your URL, and watch your listings go live.
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