IndieAscent
Promote your SaaS to founders who want to see it
What it does
IndieAscent is a community where indie SaaS founders can promote their products without the usual self-promotion bans. It offers a directory, weekly pitches, weighted voting, and dofollow backlinks for approved listings. The platform aims to help founders get discovered and build their product's story.
List your indie SaaS in a directory that gives you a real dofollow link, then see which of your other launches are still live and linking back. Free for one product.
List your product in the directory: a human reads it, and once your badge is up the link back to you is dofollow. Then our crawler walks the rest of your launch history, every directory and thread and newsletter you have used, and tells you which are still standing and which link back at all. Free for one product, no card. Free for one product, no card. We email you a link to sign in. Not here to be listed? The log works on its own : track a product without ever putting it in the directory. Counts across every log we keep. Nothing here identifies a product or a founder. Every one a real founder's product, through review. Nothing here is ranked, and nothing here can be bought. Directories…from indieascent.com
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