Honest comparison

Which distribution path fits an agent-built product?

The right choice depends on whether the product needs attention, outbound execution, or trusted access to a specific customer group.

Launch directory

Best when: buyers already browse for new tools.

Strength: fast public visibility.

Limit: attention often comes from other builders rather than qualified customers.

Self-serve agent outreach

Best when: the buyer list, offer, and sales motion are already known.

Strength: inexpensive execution and rapid testing.

Limit: continuity, consent, reputation, and objection handling still need accountable ownership.

Sales agency

Best when: the product has validated economics and can fund a campaign.

Strength: dedicated outbound capacity.

Limit: an agency may not own a trusted niche channel and usually needs a mature offer first.

Niche distributor marketplace

Best when: the product works but lacks access to a narrow buyer group.

Strength: matches product evidence with operators who understand the customer.

Limit: review is selective; a handoff does not guarantee representation or sales.

MEGA(niche)

Choose this path when distribution—not development—is the bottleneck.

An authorized agent or human owner can submit a working product with four fields. MEGA(niche) reviews the evidence privately and looks for credible channel fit.