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Linkto by Raf Vantongerloo

Free curated database of 800+ SaaS directories and 75+ launch sites ranked by Domain Authority.

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About Linkto

Free curated database of 800+ SaaS directories and 75+ launch sites ranked by Domain Authority. Linkto is a directory makers product built by indie maker Raf Vantongerloo.

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Linkto FAQ

What is Linkto?

Linkto is a directory makers product: Free curated database of 800+ SaaS directories and 75+ launch sites ranked by Domain Authority.

Who made Linkto?

Linkto was made by Raf Vantongerloo, Belgian engineer maintaining Linkto, Chrome Goldmine and a family of indie-maker tools. Raf Vantongerloo has also built Chrome Goldmine, IndieFast, Trimless for Gmail.

Is Linkto still active?

Yes. As far as IndieMakerList knows, Linkto is still active and run by Raf Vantongerloo at lin-k.to.

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