mozolist

mozolist is a curated web directory of SaaS products and developer tools, where each product gets a page stating what it is, what it does, what it costs, and the questions a buyer would ask.

What is mozolist?

mozolist is an online directory that catalogs SaaS products and developer tools and gives each one its own listing page describing what the product is, what it does, what it costs, and common questions about it. At the time of writing the homepage shows 9 verified products, browsable through categories such as SaaS, Developer Tools, AI, Productivity, and Marketing. Browsing is open to everyone; signing in with Google or an email link creates an account used to submit and manage products.

What makes mozolist stand out?

• Reciprocal-link listings — a listing goes public only once the maker places a link back to mozolist, so each maker both earns and gives a dofollow backlink.
• Verified product count — the homepage states a specific count of 9 verified products rather than an unfiltered firehose of submissions.
• Fixed category set — products are grouped under SaaS, Developer Tools, AI, Productivity, and Marketing.
• Six featured spots — the featured row on the homepage holds six slots, five of which were listed as available.
• Recently added feed — new listings surface with a one-line pitch, such as WebScore, which scans a site for SEO, performance, security and accessibility issues in 60 seconds.
• MCP marker — some listings carry an MCP label, including FeedFast, LandingBoost, and WebScore.
• Minimal sign-in data — Google sign-in is used only for name, email address, and profile picture to identify the account.
• Essential cookies only — cookies keep users signed in, while analytics are optional and described as privacy-friendly.

Who should use mozolist?

• SaaS founders — submit a product, add a reciprocal link, and get a public listing page plus a dofollow backlink.
• Developers evaluating tools — read Developer Tools and SaaS listings to check what a product does and what it costs before signing up.
• Marketers — scan the Marketing category, for example LandingBoost for comparing SaaS landing pages before scaling traffic.
• Directory browsers — read category and listing pages without an account; sign-in is only needed to submit or manage a product.

Use cases

• Indie makers: list a new SaaS product to earn a dofollow backlink and a page that answers what it costs and what it does.
• Tool shoppers: find a job-specific tool such as Bookify for free salon, spa, and beauty appointment booking, or Me-mo.ro for collecting event photos with one QR code and no app install.
• Compliance work: discover scanners like GDPR Fix that check a website for cookie consent violations and suggest GDPR and ePrivacy fixes.
• Product teams: compare build partners and utilities such as PantaziSoft, which builds custom web applications and MVPs with fixed pricing and AI integration.

How does mozolist work?

A maker submits a product through the submit page, and the listing goes public once a reciprocal link back to mozolist is in place. The listing then appears in the browse feed and in its category, and the maker can sign in to manage it. Featured homepage placement is arranged separately through the pricing page.

Pricing

Browsing and reading listings are free and need no account. Featured homepage placement is a paid option sold through the pricing page, which links to the six featured slots (five open at the time of writing). A standard listing is granted in exchange for a reciprocal link rather than a payment.

FAQ

Is mozolist free to use?

Browsing every category and listing page is free and requires no account. Only submitting and managing a product needs sign-in, and a standard listing is granted in return for a reciprocal link back to mozolist rather than a fee.

Do I need an account to submit a product?

Yes. Signing in with Google or with an email link creates a mozolist account that lets you submit products and manage them afterwards. With Google sign-in, only your name, email address, and profile picture are used to identify the account.

What is the reciprocal link requirement?

A submitted listing becomes public once the maker places a link back to mozolist on their own site. The result is that every maker both earns a dofollow backlink and gives one, which is how the directory keeps its listings tied to real, linked products.

Which categories does mozolist cover?

mozolist organizes products under SaaS, Developer Tools, AI, Productivity, and Marketing. Current tools span changelog and feedback dashboards, landing-page comparison, GDPR cookie consent scanning, appointment booking, event photo collection, and website scanning for SEO, performance, security, and accessibility.

How many products are listed?

The homepage states 9 verified products. New additions appear in the Recently added feed with a short description and a category label, and visitors can open the browse page to see the full set.