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Submission Guidelines

Following these guidelines will help your submission get approved faster and give your tool the best chance of being discovered.

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Writing a good description

Your tool description is the first thing users see. Make it clear and honest:
  • Lead with what the tool does, not how great it is
  • Keep it concise: aim for 2–3 sentences that a first-time visitor would understand
  • Avoid excessive marketing language like “revolutionary”, “game-changing”, or “the best AI tool ever”
  • Be accurate: don’t claim features the tool doesn’t have
Good example:
“Notion AI is a writing assistant built into Notion that helps you draft, summarize, and edit content directly inside your workspace.” Poor example:
“The most powerful AI writing tool ever created. Transform your productivity forever!”

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Choosing the right category

Pick the category that best describes your tool’s primary use case. If your tool fits multiple categories, choose the most prominent one.

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Pricing accuracy

Select the correct pricing model:
  • Free: Completely free, no credit card required
  • Freemium: Free tier available, paid plans for more features
  • Paid: Requires a subscription or one-time payment
Do not mark a paid tool as “Free”. Inaccurate pricing leads to user frustration and may result in your listing being flagged.

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Logo and images

  • Provide a clear, high-resolution logo
  • The logo should work on a white background
  • Avoid screenshots that are cropped, blurry, or outdated
  • The URL should go to your tool’s homepage or a direct product page
  • Do not link to affiliate pages, landing pages unrelated to the tool, or tracking URLs
Last modified on May 29, 2026