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ShipDR

Maker-Proven Backlink Engine

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Track your Domain Rating free, then submit and track backlinks on maker-proven startup directories. Every listing verified: live, dofollow, indexed, still there. $10 once per website, no subscription.

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Hey Product Hunt, I make Hobbit, a football predictions app. Getting it in front of anyone meant submitting to directories, so I did what everyone does: opened a spreadsheet, worked through a list, ticked the rows off. Months later I found out one of those links had been gone for eight days. Nothing told me. I only noticed because I happened to open the page. That is the half nobody builds for. Submitting is the easy part. What happens afterwards decides whether the evening was worth anything, and it turns out "we listed you" and "you got a backlink that counts" are four different outcomes: - the link is there and passes credit - the link is there and passes nothing, because it is nofollow - the link is dofollow on a page carrying noindex, so Google drops the page and the link stops counting. This one looks like a win in every tool that only reads rel - the listing was never published at all, and nobody tells you that either ShipDR closes that loop. You record a submission, and it re-reads the listing every day: is the link live, is it dofollow, is the page indexable, is it even crawlable. You get told the day something changes, instead of finding out months later the way I did. The pool is 456 directories, pruned from a public 582 row dataset and then audited one at a time. The bar to get in is simple: an indie dev with a brand new product site has to be able to submit and actually receive a listing link. No media pitching, no "come back when you have 10k users". Free plan is DR tracking for unlimited websites. $10 once, per website, unlocks the tracking engine. Not a subscription. There is also a free Chrome extension that reads any directory page you open and tells you what that listing really gave you. One thing I will not claim: that your DR goes up. DR is Ahrefs' black box and nobody outside Ahrefs can promise you a number. ShipDR verifies the work and reports what it observed, which is the only honest thing a tool like this can do. I would genuinely like to know: which directory has wasted the most of your time? That is the kind of thing this is meant to make visible.

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One thing that would help a lot is letting me see the Domain Rating trend over time as a small chart next to each tracked site. Right now I only get a snapshot number, so it's hard to tell whether a backlink actually moved the needle or if I'm just looking at noise. Even a simple 30 day sparkline would make the tool way more useful for reporting results back to my cofounder.

Congrats on shipping Wilshere. You asked which directory ate the most time — for me it was the "submit and wait for approval" ones that just never published, no signal at all, you refresh months later like you said. Honestly catching that "never listed" case is as valuable as catching a dead link. Does the Chrome extension flag that live while I'm on the page?

About ShipDR on Product Hunt

Maker-Proven Backlink Engine

ShipDR was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 4 upvotes and 5 comments, placing #132 on the daily leaderboard. Track your Domain Rating free, then submit and track backlinks on maker-proven startup directories. Every listing verified: live, dofollow, indexed, still there. $10 once per website, no subscription.

ShipDR was featured in SEO (38k followers) and Search (18.1k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 13k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.

Who hunted ShipDR?

ShipDR was hunted by Wilshere Li. A “hunter” on Product Hunt is the community member who submits a product to the platform — uploading the images, the link, and tagging the makers behind it. Hunters typically write the first comment explaining why a product is worth attention, and their followers are notified the moment they post. Around 79% of featured launches on Product Hunt are self-hunted by their makers, but a well-known hunter still acts as a signal of quality to the rest of the community. See the full all-time top hunters leaderboard to discover who is shaping the Product Hunt ecosystem.

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