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How to get your product listed on Startup Stash
Fill in the Typeform on startupstash.com/add-listing with your name, a work email, product name, a short and a long description, URL, category, logo and optional video. Startup Stash does not publish a price for a basic listing and says it will get back to you after you apply; it also asks whether you want to advertise. Expect 15 to 20 minutes to apply; the review time is not stated.
Checked on Startup Stash's own pages on 2026-11-12.
| Who can submit | Makers and companies with a startup tool or resource. The form only accepts work or business email addresses. |
|---|---|
| Link to your site | Followed on the one listing checked (rel="external noopener", no nofollow); not stated as a policy. |
| Fits | Startup tools and resources: SaaS, developer tools, design, marketing, sales, analytics, finance, legal and fundraising services, and other products in the 48 categories offered in the form. |
| Time needed | 15 to 20 minutes to fill in the form if your copy and logo are ready. |
Before you start
- A work or business email address; free webmail addresses are refused by the form.
- Your product name exactly as it should appear as the listing title.
- A short description of up to 160 characters.
- A long description of up to 500 characters.
- Your logo file for upload.
- Optional: a link to a product video.
- The category that fits best from the form's list (Analytics, CRM, Design, Development, Marketing, Payments and so on).
How to list on Startup Stash, step by step
Open the listing form
Go to startupstash.com and click List A Product, or open startupstash.com/add-listing. The page embeds a Typeform called StartupStash Listing Form.
Enter your contact details
Give your first and last name and a work email. The form rejects personal email addresses, so use your company domain.
Describe the product
Enter the product name, which becomes the listing title, then a short description of up to 160 characters and a long description of up to 500 characters.
Add URL, category and media
Paste the website or product URL, pick the single best category, upload your logo and paste a video link if you have one.
Answer the advertising question
The last question asks whether you want to advertise. If you say yes, you will be asked when the campaign should start and your budget range.
Wait for a reply
Submit and watch your inbox. Startup Stash says it will reply as early as possible; for questions, the form points to an email address at startupstash.com.
What the Startup Stash form asks for
| Field | Limit | Tip |
|---|---|---|
| What's your first name? | – | Use your real name; it is how the team will address you. |
| What's your last name? | – | Required alongside the first name. |
| Which email address shall we use? | Work or business email only | Use an address on your product's domain so ownership is obvious. |
| What's the name of your product? | – | This becomes the listing title, so skip taglines and use the plain product name. |
| Give us a short description of your product | Up to 160 characters | Say what it does and for whom in one sentence. |
| Give us a long description | Up to 500 characters | Cover the main features and who benefits; 500 characters is short, so cut marketing filler. |
| Website/Product URL | – | Link to the page that explains the product, not a login screen. |
| Which category suits your product best? | One choice from the list | Pick the category a buyer would browse, not the broadest one. |
| Upload the logo | – | Use a square logo that stays readable at small sizes. |
| Do you have a video? | – | Optional; a short demo link helps the team understand the product quickly. |
| Are you interested to advertise with us? | – | Answer honestly; a yes opens questions about timing and budget. |
Why submissions get rejected
- Using a personal rather than work or business email address (the form will not accept it).
- No rejection rules are published for listings.
Tips that make a difference
- Write the 160-character short description first; it is the line most people will read.
- Startup Stash separates vendor listings from its editorial Top Tools shortlists, and says money does not buy a place or rank on those shortlists.
- Its editors check first-party pricing pages, so keep a public, dated pricing page if you want to be considered for shortlists.
- If you are not interested in advertising, say no to the final question to keep the application short.
- Use a company-domain email that matches your product URL to avoid back-and-forth on ownership.
Example: what JustLaunched prepared
These are the texts Pushify prepared for JustLaunched, a real brand, before listing it on sites like Startup Stash. See the full sample report ›
| Name | JustLaunched |
|---|---|
| Tagline | Launch board for founders and early adopters |
| Short description | JustLaunched is a free launch board where founders introduce new products and early adopters try them first, ask questions and share feedback. |
| Tags | product launch, launch platform, startup discovery, indie makers, early adopters, beta testers, launch deals, product hunt alternative, saas, startups |
Questions people ask
Is Startup Stash free to list on?
The listing page does not publish a price. The application form only asks, at the end, whether you want to advertise and what budget you have.
How long does Startup Stash take to review a listing?
It is not stated. The form's thank-you message says the team will get back to you as early as possible.
Can I pay to rank on a Startup Stash Top Tools list?
No. Startup Stash says a product listing is separate from its editorial shortlists and that money does not buy a place or rank there.
Why does the Startup Stash form reject my email?
The form only accepts work or business email addresses. Use an address on your company domain.
Sources
The Startup Stash pages this guide was checked against.