About 8ake
8ake is a directory-submission service for new apps. Agents submit your app to verified startup, SaaS and AI directories, replace submissions that get rejected until you reach your live-listing target, and hand you the login for every listing. One payment from $79, no subscription, with live listings within 30 days.
8ake is a directory listing service built for people who have just launched an app and need it to be found. Instead of working through directory forms one at a time, you bring a new app to 8ake and agents submit it to verified startup, SaaS and AI directories on your behalf. Each directory is checked for a free listing path and for a page that actually publishes, and you get the account login for every listing you own, so the profile stays in your hands and can be edited, refreshed or upgraded later.
Two things make it different from a one-off submission list. First, rejections are replaced: if a directory turns a submission down, another is submitted in its place until you reach the number of live listings you targeted, so the outcome is measured in pages that publish rather than in forms filled in. Second, pricing is a single payment of $79 with no subscription, targeting up to 60 live listings within 30 days, rather than a monthly fee.
8ake is aimed at indie founders, small SaaS teams and launch marketers who would rather ship product work than spend a week working through directory moderation queues. The result is a set of public listing pages that point at your own domain, plus the direct logins for each one.
Two things make it different from a one-off submission list. First, rejections are replaced: if a directory turns a submission down, another is submitted in its place until you reach the number of live listings you targeted, so the outcome is measured in pages that publish rather than in forms filled in. Second, pricing is a single payment of $79 with no subscription, targeting up to 60 live listings within 30 days, rather than a monthly fee.
8ake is aimed at indie founders, small SaaS teams and launch marketers who would rather ship product work than spend a week working through directory moderation queues. The result is a set of public listing pages that point at your own domain, plus the direct logins for each one.
