Submit your product to the right directories.

They would, all at once. Your agent works in batches you approve, so spread them over a few weeks and start with the directories people read. We also cut 127 dead sites and link farms from the list.

Of the 613 directories, 464 fill without you. The rest need a sign-in or a CAPTCHA: the sign-ins open together so you click through them once, and the CAPTCHAs are a short list at the end.

Some will, some won't, and we won't pretend to know which for your product. We've recorded 171 of the links as dofollow and 101 as nofollow; the tracker checks each one once it's live.

No. Everything happens in your browser, under your accounts, so each listing is yours.

No, and it never asks for your passwords. It groups the sign-in pages so you get them out of the way in one sitting.

Your agent asks for a budget first, shows you each paid listing with its price and waits for your yes. You pay on the directory's own site.

Any agent that supports MCP, including Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Hermes and OpenClaw, with whichever model you use.

No. Tell your agent what you want: only free ones, only SaaS and developer directories, only the strongest few. It plans from there, and you can stop whenever you like.

One product launch includes the 613-directory catalog and field notes, unique copy per directory, the Chrome extension, the MCP workflow, and permanent dashboard history. It is a one-time purchase, not a subscription.

Yes. Buy 5 launch credits for $69 or 10 for $99; credits do not expire. The $499 Operator license covers unlimited launches for your own products. You bring your own Jev key plus an OpenAI, Claude, or supported compatible model key for dashboard launches, or run the intelligence through your own MCP agent.

Only if you want the free listing on the 129 directories that ask for one in exchange. You can turn badges off per product, and your agent then treats those as paid or skips them.

The extension fills a form in a few seconds, so a batch of ten is minutes of machine time. Your own time goes on sign-ins and CAPTCHAs, and we suggest spreading a launch over a few weeks anyway.

Chrome, and Chromium browsers like Edge, Brave and Arc. Safari and Firefox aren't supported. You load the extension from your dashboard in developer mode; it isn't on the Chrome Web Store.

The extension reads the live form. Local rules handle familiar fields and Jev maps unfamiliar ones with a confidence threshold; anything unresolved stays open for review. Your agent reports what changed so the field notes improve.

The brief, images, directory-specific copy, and result of each submission. AgentLaunch API keys are hashed. Optional Operator Jev and LLM credentials are encrypted at rest and never sent to the extension or directory pages. Card details never reach us: you pay directories on their own sites.

It can submit to directories it already knows. The work is in the list: which ones still work, where the form is, what they charge, whether the link is dofollow. That, the extension and the tracker are what you're buying.