Done-for-you startup directory submissions in about seven days
BoringLaunch submits your product to directories for you. Send product details once. The team lists you on 50–100+ sites in about seven days and sends a report.
OpenQuok BoringLaunch vs Submitator comparison
Compare directory launch options for BoringLaunch and Submitator — pricing, control, and what you get after submissions go live.
Platform overview
Platform overview
Read a short summary of BoringLaunch and Submitator. Then compare prices, channels, and features.
Automated startup directory submissions from $29 with a live dashboard
Submitator is a self-serve directory launch service. You set up your product once in the dashboard. Automation submits to the directories you pick and you track status in real time.
Why people look
Why teams compare BoringLaunch and Submitator
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BoringLaunch handles bulk directory submissions as a managed service with one-time packages and a written report.
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Submitator runs browser automation from a hosted dashboard so most packages complete in about 24-48 hours.
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Use the sections below before you migrate accounts.
Your options
Stay on Submitator, pick another scheduler, or move to OpenQuok
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You can renew Submitator, pick another scheduler, or move to OpenQuok.
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OpenQuok is open source with self-hosting, workspaces, and agent scheduling when those fit your stack.
Pricing & plans
Pricing & plans
Compare the plans and prices for BoringLaunch and Submitator.
BoringLaunch
- Basic $149 one-time
Suitable for most SaaS, APIs, boilerplates, and directories
Submit to 50+ platforms in 7 days · detailed submission report · list price often shown with limited-time discount
- Not Boring $249 one-time
Best when you want 100+ platforms and paid directory recommendations
100+ platforms in 7 days · paid platform recommendations · guaranteed SEO improvement in 30 days (per vendor)
- Priority $649 one-time
Start within 24 hours on a curated high-DR list
50–60 high-quality platforms in 7 days · money-back if DR stays below 20 in 30 days (per vendor)
Submitator
- Starter $29 one-time
30 directories with dashboard and real-time tracking
One product per plan · choose directories · detailed report · IndexMachine bonus per vendor
- Growth $49 one-time
60 directories with priority queue and category targeting
Everything in Starter · higher DR picks · priority queue
- Scale $79 one-time
100 directories with premium picks and re-submission if removed
Everything in Growth · premium directories · priority support
- All Directories $149 one-time
Full catalog (170+ now) plus directories added after purchase
One product · locked-in price for that project · verify catalog size on submitator.com
Feature comparison
Directory launch features
See which directory tools each option includes.
Features | BoringLaunch | Submitator |
|---|---|---|
Business profiles & directory launch | One intake form — vendor builds listings for you | Editable startup profile in vendor dashboard |
Browser extension autofill | — | — |
Directory submission tracking | Detailed submission report after the campaign | |
Profile variants per directory | — | One product workspace per plan |
Domain rating analytics | Vendor reports DR and traffic outcomes — not in-app analytics | |
Competitor domains | — | |
Directory catalog DR | — |
comparisons
done-for-you directory blitz vs automated directory dashboard
Submitator is for founders who want fast bulk directory automation with DR tracking in one vendor dashboard. BoringLaunch handles bulk directory submissions as a managed service with one-time packages and a written report.
BoringLaunch
- One-time packages from $149 cover a campaign without a monthly subscription.
- Built for directory backlinks and launch visibility — not a full social suite.
Submitator
- Each new product needs another plan. Costs stack across multiple launches.
- No social scheduling, agents, or OpenQuok directory self-submit after the run.
When they win
When Submitator stays the better choice
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Submitator is built for founders who want fast bulk directory automation with DR tracking in one vendor dashboard.
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BoringLaunch fits teams who want founders who want a human team to submit startup directories without opening each form.
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Pick the product that matches your budget this quarter.
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FAQs
Frequently asked questions
Common questions and answers. Contact us if you need more help.
Yes. OpenQuok offers one 7-day free trial per payment customer so you can run social media accounts on auto-pilot before you subscribe the plan. Create an account and start today — no credit card required. Canceling and resubscribing, or creating another workspace, does not grant a second trial. Plan limits are on Pricing and in the billing limits guide; trial rules are in the Cloud trial guide.
Use one workspace per client or brand. Each workspace keeps its own channels and sign-in details separate. That lowers the risk that an AI agent hallucinates posts to the wrong account. See plan workspace counts, billing limits, and how we compare. Agencies group channels by client in the team collaboration walkthrough.
OpenQuok is DIY directory launch software. You build business profiles, autofill forms with the browser extension — install from Add to Chrome, it's free on Chrome — and track each submission. We do not run a done-for-you campaign for you. Start on the Directory submission tool page, follow directory submission docs, and pick targets in Build backlinks.
No. OpenQuok is software plus your review — not a done-for-you team. You keep directory logins and approve every form. You avoid agency fees that often start around $300 on public pricing pages while still moving faster than copy-paste alone. See the Directory submission tool overview and pricing for workspace plans.
OpenQuok connects channels, a calendar, kanban, and an approval queue in one workspace. Agents can draft through MCP, the CLI, or agent hosts. You approve before anything publishes. Schedule from Chrome with Add to Chrome, it's free and the browser extension side panel. Read the full workflow on Social media management and browse supported channels.
Yes. Both workflows live in the same product. Use Social media management for channels, agents, and approvals — including the browser extension side panel after Add to Chrome, it's free. Use Directory submission tool for business profiles, extension autofill on directory sites, and submission tracking. One workspace can hold social channels and directory launch work for the same brand.
Connect channels, write in Creating posts, then pick a time on the calendar or kanban. Agents can use the CLI, agent setup guides, or MCP setup guides. From Chrome, install Add to Chrome, it's free and draft from the browser extension side panel without opening the dashboard every time.
Directory launch is DIY software. You submit each form. OpenQuok gives business profiles, browser extension autofill, submission tracking, and DR analytics. We do not guarantee a DR score or a timeline. DR can change when your site is strong, your listings are relevant, directories allow dofollow links, and crawlers find them. New domains often see slow change. Sites with high DR may see small moves. Track DR in Directory analytics. Pick directories in Build backlinks.
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