About the Backmit startup directory
Backmit tracks two public catalogs. One lists places to send a website URL — directories, classifieds, forums, article desks, profiles, and social bookmarks. The other lists guest post desks where publishers register a site and receive article proposals.
Backmit does not sell placement. Each entry records a public door — a form, profile, article pitch, or publisher signup — together with the details available from the source.
What this startup directory publishes
- One entry per destination, with its domain, name, description, submission method, link attribute, cost, audience, and listed DR when a source provides it
- Lists filtered by submission method, cost, link attribute, and intended audience, such as SaaS, AI tools, startups, communities, and review sites
- Categories and tags that group destinations with a meaningful shared characteristic
How a row is made
The catalog began with a compiled list of SaaS and AI directories. It also includes guest post publications, profile sites, and article platforms when a public submission page can be confirmed. Each destination is classified by its submission method, and its description is available in English, Portuguese, and Spanish.
Monthly traffic, spam scores, prices, and link attributes are shown only when a source supports them. Unknown details remain blank rather than guessed.
Independence
Backmit is an independent reference project maintained by Kevin Henrique. Advertising does not change the directory order or the information shown. Fees belong to the third-party destination, not to Backmit.
Who maintains it
Backmit is maintained by Kevin Henrique. Use the contact page to report a closed submission page, correct a listing, or suggest a destination.
FAQ
Is this a paid listings network?
No. Backmit catalogs third-party submission pages and does not take a share of their fees.
Will you add my directory?
Send the live submission URL, the usual link attribute if you know it, and whether the submission method is a form, profile, or article pitch.
Why three languages?
Each destination has one record with descriptions in English, Portuguese, and Spanish. This keeps the same listing available without duplicating it.