The program
Free, for a badge. The rules, no asterisk.
In short — Listing a SaaS on Saatlas is free for makers who display the Saatlas badge on their own domain. Our bot checks the link at signup and then weekly; if it disappears, the listing goes back to basic after 14 days and is never deleted.
The badge to paste
Replace YOUR-SLUG with your listing’s identifier (visible in its URL). The badge shows the verified status live.
<a href="https://saatlas.com/en/saas/YOUR-SLUG/" title="Listed on Saatlas"><img src="https://saatlas.com/badge/YOUR-SLUG.svg?lang=en" alt="Listed on Saatlas" width="260" height="42"></a> <a href="https://saatlas.com/en/saas/YOUR-SLUG/" title="Listed on Saatlas"><img src="https://saatlas.com/badge/YOUR-SLUG.svg?theme=dark&lang=en" alt="Listed on Saatlas" width="260" height="42"></a> Text variant (no image)
<a href="https://saatlas.com/en/saas/YOUR-SLUG/">Verified on Saatlas</a> The rules
- The badge sits on a public page of your own domain: home, footer, /about, /press, /partners or /integrations.
- Any rel attribute is accepted (none, nofollow, sponsored, ugc). Saatlas never requires a followed link.
- The anchor stays a brand anchor (Saatlas, Listed on Saatlas, Verified on Saatlas…). No keyword anchors.
- The link must be in the HTML served by your server: a badge injected by JavaScript, hidden or tiny does not count.
- The page must be indexable: no noindex, no canonical to another domain. A page blocked to our bot is marked “unverifiable”, never “missing”.
- Checked at signup, then every 7 days. A missing link is re-tested 24 h later.
- Link removed: 14-day grace period, then the listing goes back to basic. It is never deleted, and regains its tier as soon as the link is back.
- The badge changes neither the alive/dead status nor the data shown. It cannot be bought and does not lift a dead SaaS.
- Saatlas links to listed products use rel="nofollow". Saatlas sells no links, placements or reviews.
- One listing per domain. Shared-hosting subdomains (*.vercel.app, *.github.io…) are not accepted.
Our bot
SaatlasBot identifies itself by its user-agent, respects robots.txt and sends one request at a time per domain. User-agent: SaatlasBot