One brief, ready to reuse.
Bring your name, website, description, and assets together. Stop starting every directory from scratch.
ENGLISH DIRECTORY SUBMISSIONS
Submit in batches.
Track every result.
One product brief. A considered batch of directories.
A clear view of what happens next.
Start with a local simulation. No account needed to explore.
YOUR NEXT DIRECTORY BATCHILLUSTRATION
OrbitCustomer research, in one place.
Sample product01Write onceA reusable product brief✓
02Choose your batchEnglish directories with clear requirements✓
03See the next stepPreview outcomes & exceptions together→
LESS REPEATING. MORE CLARITY.
A FOCUSED START
Clear about our coverage.
Clear about the limits.
14English directories
in the catalog
in the catalog
10Exact-route
adapter profiles
adapter profiles
7Mapped profiles
for preview
for preview
Mappings are fixture-tested.
Live-site acceptance is unverified.
A SMALLER TO-DO LIST
Your launch deserves
a repeatable workflow.
Keep the preparation, the exceptions, and the evidence in the same place.
A batch with a plan.
Choose relevant English directories. Review mapped fields and surface sign-in, asset, or manual-review requirements.
Every outcome in view.
Keep attempts, exceptions, and checked public links separate. Know what is ready and what needs your attention.
TAKE IT FOR A TEST RUN
A little less abstract.
A lot more organized.
Select sample destinations and watch a batch take shape. This demo runs entirely in your browser.
Directory batch previewLOCAL SIMULATION
Orbit · sample productExplore the workflow safely. Outcomes below are illustrative. No live forms are inspected, no requests are sent, and no public links are verified.
01 / YOUR DESTINATIONS
6 selectedChoose a sample batch
Local simulation · zero submissions
02 / YOUR OUTCOMES
SIMULATEDReady when you are
0Simulated pass
0Need attention
0Real submissions
Select destinations, then run a preview.
Every directory gets its own next step.
See field checks and example recovery actions here.
Directory names identify sample destinations, not partnerships or guaranteed acceptance. Demo outcomes do not describe their current live forms.
EVIDENCE OVER GUESSWORK
Submitted is a step.
Published is another.
A request receipt, a public listing, and a search-engine index entry tell different stories. SubmitBatch keeps those milestones separate so your results stay useful.
Explore the workspace- 01
Submission attempt
What was attempted, what was recorded, and what needs a retry.
- 02
Public-link evidence
A saved URL checked for a public listing and a link to your product.
- 03
Search indexing
A separate check. A submission or publication cannot guarantee indexing.
A FEW GOOD QUESTIONS
Before your
first batch.
Does this preview submit my product anywhere?
No. The public preview uses a sample product and deterministic local outcomes. It never visits directory forms or sends submission requests. The workspace is a separate protected application.
Can all 14 directories be submitted automatically?
Current coverage is 14 catalog directories, 10 exact-route adapter profiles, and 7 mapped preview profiles. Profiles are not the same as unique directories. Some routes need assisted review, sign-in, or additional assets. Mapped plans are fixture-tested; current live acceptance is unverified.
What does a simulated pass mean?
Only that this example demonstrates a ready field plan. It is not evidence of a request, directory approval, a public backlink, or search indexing.
What happens when a destination needs attention?
The workflow exposes the blocker with an example next step. Sign-in, required assets, consent, and directory review may still require your involvement. The demo illustrates those exceptions without accessing a real site.
Do you guarantee backlinks or rankings?
No. A directory controls its review and publication. Search engines decide indexing and ranking independently. Track requests, publication evidence, and indexing as separate outcomes.
What data does this public demo save?
Nothing is sent to a SubmitBatch application backend. Demo selection and results exist only in this page's memory and disappear on reload. CSV export creates a file locally. This page has no analytics or third-party scripts. Cloudflare and hosting infrastructure may process standard request logs.
MAKE YOUR NEXT BATCH A CLEARER ONE