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Submit your company to SaaSInsight

This adds your company to the directory our rankings are drawn from, if it clears the bar. It is not an application to a ranking: we build those from published evidence, category by category, and no submission reserves a position in one. Email us and we will take it from there.

Email rajat@saasinsight.io

Before you write

A listing is a place in the pool, not a place in a ranking

Being in the directory is what makes a ranking possible. When we build or refresh a list, every record that fits the category is read against the criteria for it — automatically, with nothing further to send and no way to opt in. What a record cannot do is hold a position open. If no ranking covers your category yet, there is nowhere on the site for you to appear, and we do not start one because a company asked us to.

Order comes from the criteria published on our methodology page — six for agencies, five for software — read off evidence anyone can open and check for themselves. More detail in your submission improves what your entry is able to say about you. It does not move you up, because the criteria read your public record rather than the email you sent us.

We write the entry, and that includes the limitation attached to it. If a limitation is factually wrong, tell us and we will fix it the same way we would fix any other error. If it is right, it stays, however inconvenient.

Nothing on this page is for sale. There is no fee, no priority queue and no arrangement that moves a position.

How we rank

How it works

Three steps, and one of them is ours

  1. You send the details

    Email the fields below. There is no form yet, and no account to create.

  2. We check it ourselves

    Everything we publish comes from your own site or a named third-party profile, never from another ranking. The more you state publicly, the more we can say about you.

  3. It goes in, or we tell you why not

    A record that clears the bar joins the directory, and from then on it is read against every ranking we build or refresh in its category. There is no second step and nothing to follow up. One that does not clear the bar gets a reply naming the criterion it missed.

What to send

Send what you would want a buyer to know

Send what you have. A gap is not disqualifying on its own, but we publish only what we can verify, so a blank field stays blank on your entry.

If you run an agency

  • Company name and website
  • Year founded, and where you are based
  • Team size
  • The services you sell, and the two or three you want to be judged on
  • Three examples of live work we can open in a browser, with the client named
  • Your pricing model, and a typical project or retainer figure if you publish one
  • The industries you work in most
  • Any third-party profile you keep current: Clutch, G2, awards
  • A working contact channel

If you make software

  • Product name and website
  • The company behind it, and when the product launched
  • What it does in one sentence, and who it is for
  • Your pricing page, or your pricing model on the record
  • The integrations that matter most to your customers
  • Support channels, and the hours they are staffed
  • Whether there is a trial or demo we can run ourselves
  • A changelog or release history, if you keep one

What we check

Five things, and missing one is disqualifying

These are checked before a record is created, whatever else is true about the company. They are also re-checked when a listing is refreshed, so clearing the bar once is not permanent.

Agencies

  1. Trading at least 12 months, with a verifiable operating history
  2. A public website that states clearly what you do
  3. At least three examples of live, verifiable work in the category
  4. Reachable through a working contact channel
  5. No unresolved pattern of serious public complaints

Software

  1. Publicly available: self-serve or demo-accessible, not waitlist-only
  2. A published pricing page, or a pricing model you will state on the record
  3. Shipping for at least three months, with a changelog or verifiable launch date
  4. A named company behind it with a working contact channel
  5. No unresolved pattern of serious public complaints

Already listed

Something wrong on your entry?

Send the page, the line that is wrong and where the right answer is published. Facts get corrected quickly. Judgements we will read again, and tell you either way.

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