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FindYourSaaS.com is a very simple website that lists software and AI tools. It looks vibecoded in the best way possible, like something built by a single developer who just wanted to make something useful without overthinking it. The site is light, fast, and straight to the point. You open it, choose a category, and either browse or add your own project. There is no unnecessary styling, no complicated interface, and no social layer. It feels almost nostalgic, like early web projects that just worked.

The site has three main categories: All, Paid, Free, and Freemium. That is about it. Each listing shows a short description, the name of the tool, and a link to its website. There are no comments, likes, or user reviews. Everything stays clean and quiet. It feels like a small personal project that focuses on function rather than community.

Adding your own project is simple. You click “Submit Your Tool,” fill out a short form with the basic details, and it gets added within a day. The Standard Listing normally costs fifteen dollars as a one-time fee, but right now it is free for a limited time. It gives you a lifetime listing on the site, so your tool stays visible without any renewal fees. For makers or small startups, that makes it an easy choice if you just want another place to be found.

There are also paid featured listings for people who want extra visibility. The monthly plan usually costs thirty dollars, but the current launch offer is six. The yearly plan costs three hundred sixty dollars, but it is discounted to forty. Featured listings come with a highlighted card, a featured tag, better placement at the top of the page, and access to listing analytics. The description also promises social media promotion, newsletter mentions, and future blog posts, though it is hard to tell how active those channels really are.

FindYourSaaS feels quiet but honest. It does not pretend to be a big platform or a community hub. It is just a simple place where you can add your tool and move on. The vibe-coded design actually fits that idea well. It is the kind of minimal directory that feels made by someone who enjoys building things more than marketing them.

The site could use more activity and maybe some basic features like search filters or tags, but as it is now, it works fine for what it wants to be. You can add your SaaS or AI project for free, get a permanent listing, and maybe pick up a few visitors along the way. If you are a maker who appreciates small, independent web projects, FindYourSaaS will probably make you smile. It has that raw, early-internet charm that you do not see often anymore.