How listing works
- You need an account. An open form is a spam funnel, and every rejected entry costs a reviewer's attention. Signing in is the whole of the barrier — there is no fee, and paying does not move you up.
- It goes to a review queue. Nothing publishes automatically. A submission is checked before it appears, and a tool already in the directory is rejected rather than duplicated.
- Approved tools get their own page at
/tools/your-toolcovering what it does, how it is priced and what it competes with, and enter the search index the same day.
What to have ready
- The tool's name, up to 100 characters.
- A direct link to the product, not a landing page for a waitlist.
- A description of up to 500 characters saying what it does — plainly, not as marketing copy. Listings are rewritten in the directory's own voice.
- A category and a pricing model, both chosen from the lists in the form.
Where your tool would sit
21 categories currently have their own page. Browsing the one closest to your tool is the quickest way to see the depth expected of a listing.
Or see the full directory and every category.