About this template
Directory submissions, run by an agent you own
Paste your product URL. The agent reads the page, asks only what the page cannot tell it, then comes back with a campaign you approve line by line.
No agency holds your logins. No 200-form blast in a weekend.
What this directory submission service actually does
Two skills do the work.
directory-submissions carries the craft — which directories exist, what each one wants, what a listing needs to survive review. directory-submitter is the orchestrator: URL intake, a handful of questions, listing-email setup, an approved shortlist, then paced multi-month batches. Named surfaces it plans for include Product Hunt, G2, Capterra, AlternativeTo, SaaSHub, BetaList, TAAFT and Futurepedia, plus AI, MCP and agent registries.
Fit first. A directory that does not match your category is a wasted afternoon, not a backlink.
What you get on fork
- A readiness check: pricing page, legal pages, assets, destination URLs
- Listing email ops — one mailbox plus forwarding, so confirmation mail stops scattering across your personal inbox
- A shortlist you approve or skip before any submission work starts
- Tier-specific listing copy: tagline, short blurb, long blurb, tags — written per surface, not pasted across all of them
- Paste-ready messages: form packs, launch-day comments, listicle outreach, G2 review asks
tracker.csvand a closing scorecard (published vs pending, DA range) under~/.openclaw/workspace/skills/directory-submitter/runs/
What you supply
Your own OpenClaw model key, set at run time with openclaw onboard. Nothing is baked into the template.
Optional: a listing email on your product domain that forwards to your inbox.
No directory-vendor API keys are needed to draft. You hold every account, so you keep every listing when you walk away.
Your first session
- Fork it and open the OpenClaw session.
- Run
openclaw onboardand set your model key. - Paste your product URL, answer the intake questions.
- Read the shortlist. Cut anything that does not fit.
- Approve batch one and let the tier copy generate.
The first shortlist and the first listing copy land in the run folder in that same session.
Honest limits
- The agent drafts and tracks. You submit the forms, from your own accounts — most directories want a human and a real login.
- Nobody can promise you a Domain Rating number. Directories pass links; whether that moves your DR depends on your site.
- The pacing is deliberate. If you want a hundred submissions this weekend, this is the wrong tool.
- OpenClaw only. It will not run on another harness.
The craft skill is the open-source directory-submissions skill (MIT). The URL intake, the approval gate, the paced batches and the scorecard are added on top.
Fork it, paste one URL, and read the first shortlist before you approve a single submission. Your first jurniti purchase carries a 30-day money-back guarantee.