Paste your URL once. RankGrant opens a real account on each directory that requires one, fills the form the way you would, and captures a screenshot of every submission a directory accepts.
Three steps, and only the first one is yours.
We draft one record of your product — name, description, logo, category, pricing, socials, founder — and you correct it once. Every directory is filled from that record, so your product reads the same everywhere.
Directories that demand a login get a real account with its own inbox, confirmed and kept. Anonymous submissions are moderated last and can never be edited, so we don't make them.
A private page with every submission a directory accepted: the date, the directory's Domain Rating, and a screenshot of the submission itself.
This is the page we hand back — the same rows, at your own private URL, live while the run is still going.
A row's shape, not a customer's page. Yours carries the directories that took your product, with the screenshot of each submission — and no number here is a promise about how many that will be.
Submitted means the directory accepted your submission for review. Each directory decides for itself when it publishes what it has accepted.
A directory's form is read and rehearsed against the live site before any customer goes through it. When a site changes its form the map fails loudly and goes on a repair list, instead of quietly posting your description into a phone-number field.
No throwaway identities and no shared logins. Credentials are handed over on request, so you can edit or delete any submission without us.
Nothing is scheduled and nothing fires unattended. Each batch is started and watched by an operator, and every browser run is recorded, so a strange result has a video behind it rather than a shrug.
Some directories will turn your product down. Those appear on your proof page alongside the accepted ones, with the reason given, rather than being dropped quietly from a count.
We submit the way you would: one account, one form, one submission per directory. No directory receives a second copy of your product from us.
Because we can't see that. A directory accepting a submission for review is a fact we can screenshot; when it chooses to publish is its own decision, and we won't claim to know it.
Yes, on request. They are accounts in your product's name.
Yes. The accounts stay logged in, so a second run after a rebrand or a pricing change is quick.
Backlink value accrues over weeks, and not every directory publishes what it accepts. Anyone quoting you a day-one traffic figure is inventing it.