SaaS Scout
One public LinkFulfill page was verified after the submission record was created.
Open public listingLinkFulfill used its own managed workflow to prepare submission data, screen compatible sources, record evidence, and separate published, pending, blocked, and unconfirmed results.
The workflow prepared the source material once, then checked each destination’s fields and restrictions before any result could count.
Product name, website, category, pricing model, and contact email
A destination-ready tagline and product description
Logo and screenshots for sources that required media
A source-by-source compatibility and access check
The evidence ledger records what the destination actually confirmed. These examples show why each status needs its own label.
One public LinkFulfill page was verified after the submission record was created.
Open public listingThe destination returned a successful receipt and placed LinkFulfill into review. No public listing was counted.
Open directoryA review-queue confirmation was recorded. Publication remains the editor’s decision.
Open directoryThe form accepted and redirected, but showed no receipt and no public page. It stays outside the confirmed total.
Open directoryThe run excluded destinations that introduced cost, reciprocal promotion, unapproved access, or a poor product fit.
DeepLaunch was excluded because its free path required a footer backlink.
Account-gated sources stayed blocked unless the account was already authorized.
A paid upgrade was never treated as a required step or included by default.
AI-only directories were excluded when LinkFulfill did not match their product scope.
LinkFulfill handles preparation, compatibility screening, submission, and evidence. The purchased target covers documented submission work—not acceptance, publication, indexing, rankings, or traffic controlled by third parties.
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