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Overview
Submitator is a directory submission service for founders and indie hackers. It submits a startup to curated directories, shows real-time status and reports, tracks domain rating and offers white-label plans for agencies, with one-time pricing.
Submitator handles directory listings for a product and tracks resulting backlinks and domain rating changes.
Sits in early-stage launch and SEO work, replacing manual directory submissions.
Founders, indie hackers and agencies launching products.
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