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Line of Sites

Verified index of launch directories: which ones list you, which links are live, followed, indexed, and whether any of it sent a human to...

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Description

Verified index of launch directories: which ones list you, which links are live, followed, indexed, and whether any of it sent a human to your site.

About Line of Sites

What is Line of Sites?

Line of Sites is a launch-directory measurement and product listing footprint tool for founders.

What Line of Sites does

It checks observed listing pages for liveness, link rel attributes, and Google indexation, and timestamps published measurements. Domain scans use its existing index to show a product’s footprint, with unmeasured directory data kept blank.

Who Line of Sites is for

It is for founders deciding where to submit a product and wanting to inspect whether existing directory listings and links are still present.

How Line of Sites works

Users scan a domain or browse measured directory records. The scan reads the index without crawling the user’s site, and signed-in users can export listing data; ownership claims require a meta tag or DNS record plus the product badge.

Key features

  • Scheduled crawls check whether listing pages remain alive.
  • Link checks read observed rel attributes on real pages.
  • Indexation measurements sample and recheck listing pages.
  • Published figures include measurement dates and sample sizes.
  • A changelog records directory changes between crawls.
  • Product footprints keep first-seen and last-seen dates.
  • Signed-in users can export listing records as CSV.

Facts from lineofsites.com, checked 13 October 2026

  • Scan counts are free, while the breakdown requires an email.
  • Listing history is retained rather than rewritten.

Written from Line of Sites's own website (Homepage, Docs). The maker can claim this listing to edit it.

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Frequently asked questions

Does a domain scan crawl the product site?

The scan reads the index already built by Line of Sites, so its crawler does not touch the submitted site.

What happens when a directory has not been read?

It can remain in the index with measurements blank rather than guessed.

What happens when crawling is blocked?

The directory is marked as blocking the crawler, and the block is published rather than worked around.

How is ownership claimed?

Ownership is proven with a meta tag or DNS record, and the badge must also be present on the page.

Is export restricted to a paid plan?

Signed-in users can download a ten-column CSV, and the docs say export is not gated on a paid plan.

Is an API available?

The documentation says there is no API yet.