Support
Support is available by email at support@blastra.io, and the service itself includes handling of directory support tickets. A contact page is also available.
Learn moreBlastra
Directory listings on 28 sites, handled for you and tracked in one dashboard
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What is Blastra?
Blastra is a managed service that claims, builds and maintains SaaS listings across 28 software directories such as G2, Capterra and Trustpilot, with a status dashboard and a focus on visibility in AI answers.
Blastra is a managed service for software companies that want accurate, complete profiles on the review sites and business directories buyers consult, including the sources that AI answer engines tend to cite. Instead of handing teams a checklist, it takes over the tedious work of finding, claiming, submitting and updating listings across 28 software and business directories such as G2, Capterra, SourceForge, TrustRadius, Trustpilot, PeerSpot, Crunchbase and AlternativeTo. The workflow starts with a scan. After sign-up, Blastra reports where a product already appears, which profiles exist but are unclaimed, and which directories have no listing at all. The site illustrates this with a sample result showing one listing found, two unclaimed and five missing. The customer then approves a scope, and Blastra's team does the submissions, builds out each listing in full, writes it with AI answer visibility in mind, and deals with verification steps and support tickets. Progress appears in a dashboard that holds listings, credentials and statuses such as live, awaiting, in progress, pending or escalated. Notifications arrive when a listing goes live or needs the customer's input. Competitor presence is monitored alongside the customer's own, and owners can keep working on their own or let Blastra manage everything. The pitch rests on a practical point: directory work resists automation, because every platform has its own verification rules and interface quirks. Blastra positions itself against doing it in-house, where the task keeps slipping, and against hiring an agency, which usually means briefing someone and receiving a spreadsheet of logins afterwards. The homepage describes the service as human-level work priced like software, with listings going live within one to three weeks. It suits SaaS founders, marketing leads and small teams that lack time to chase directory profiles but want better placement in buyer research and in generated answers. Customers named on the site include Files.com, QRCodeStack and Threekit. A free name generator, Namelab, is also offered as a side tool. Pricing is not shown on the homepage.
How do you use Blastra?
1Create an account
Sign up on Blastra to begin. The account gives access to the assessment and the dashboard where listing statuses are tracked.
2Review your assessment
Blastra scans the supported directories and shows which listings are found, unclaimed or not listed, so gaps are clear before any work starts.
3Browse supported directories
Check the list of 28 software and business directories to see which sources matter for your product and market.
4Approve the scope
Choose which directories to cover and approve the plan. Blastra then submits, builds out and optimizes the listings.
5Track progress in the dashboard
Follow each listing through statuses such as pending, in progress, escalated and live, and respond when Blastra asks for your attention.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Covers 28 software and business directories, including G2, Capterra, SourceForge, TrustRadius and TrustpilotAI
- Starts with a scan showing which listings are live, unclaimed or missing before any work is approvedAI
- Single dashboard tracks listings, credentials and statuses so nothing needs chasing across sitesAI
- Handles verification, submissions and support tickets, which are the parts teams usually postponeAI
- Flexible control: customers can continue on their own or hand over management entirelyAI
Cons
- Pricing is not published on the homepage, so cost cannot be compared before signing upAI
- Listings take one to three weeks to go live, so results are not immediateAI
- Limited to the 28 supported directories, so niche or regional sites may fall outside scopeAI
- Value depends on human work behind the service, which adds a dependency on Blastra's teamAI
- Homepage gives no detail on integrations, APIs or how AI visibility gains are measuredAI
How much does Blastra cost?
Integrations
Works with 28 software and business directories including G2, Capterra, SourceForge, TrustRadius, Trustpilot, PeerSpot, Crunchbase and AlternativeTo. No other integrations are listed.
Learn moreFeatures
Directory scan showing found, unclaimed and missing listings; submissions and full listing build-out optimized for AI answers; handling of verification and support tickets; competitor monitoring; a dashboard for listings, credentials and statuses; optional self-managed mode.
Learn moreFrequently asked questions about Blastra
How do you use Blastra?
The walkthrough on this page covers 5 steps: 1. Create an account 2. Review your assessment 3. Browse supported directories 4. Approve the scope 5. Track progress in the dashboard.What platforms does Blastra support?
Blastra is available on Web App.What does Blastra integrate with?
Works with 28 software and business directories including G2, Capterra, SourceForge, TrustRadius, Trustpilot, PeerSpot, Crunchbase and AlternativeTo. No other integrations are listed.What are the limitations of Blastra?
Pricing is not published on the homepage, so cost cannot be compared before signing up. Listings take one to three weeks to go live, so results are not immediate. Limited to the 28 supported directories, so niche or regional sites may fall outside scope.
