Choose a list
You want ideas for destinations, have time to verify them, and prefer to own every submission step.
Browse the public resourceDirectory list vs managed service
Do you need a source list, or the submission work completed?
A directory list can help you research destinations. A managed service is for founders who want compatible submissions, replacements, and evidence handled against a defined target.
The shortest decision rule
Choose a list if you want source research and will perform the work yourself.
Choose managed delivery if you want the repetitive submission work completed and documented.
Compare the work, not just the number of sources.
A larger list can still leave every operational step with you. The useful distinction is who screens, submits, replaces, and records evidence.
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| Decision point | Static list | DIY submission | Managed submission |
|---|---|---|---|
| What you receive | A set of source names or URLs to work through. | Your own completed forms and records. | Completed eligible submissions with reviewable proof. |
| Source screening | Usually left to you after download. | You check fit, access, cost, and requirements. | LinkFulfill checks compatibility before a source can count. |
| Form preparation | You adapt copy and assets for every form. | You prepare and enter each required field. | LinkFulfill prepares the product profile and destination fields. |
| Blocked sources | You find and verify replacements. | You decide whether to retry, replace, or stop. | Ineligible or blocked sources are replaced internally. |
| Evidence | The list itself does not prove submission. | You create and organize your own evidence. | Proof records are attached to the delivery report. |
| Best fit | Teams that want research inputs and can execute. | Founders who want direct control and have time. | Teams that want the repetitive work completed for them. |
Choose DIY
You want full control over copy, accounts, form entry, follow-up, replacements, and evidence storage.
Review the workflowChoose managed delivery
You want to provide a product URL and receive documented progress toward a fixed submission target.
Inspect the proof standardWhat none of these options controls
Submission work and third-party outcomes are different things. A credible comparison keeps that boundary visible.
A submitted form is not automatically an accepted or published listing.
Directory owners control review, approval, and publication.
Search engines control indexing and rankings.
No option can honestly guarantee traffic from a third-party directory.
See a real run before deciding.
The owner-run case study separates published, pending, blocked, and unconfirmed outcomes so you can evaluate the service without relying on outcome promises.