Submit a Tool

Submit your AI tool

Four short sections, about three minutes — you'll see exactly how your listing will look as you go.

Basics

Start with the essentials — the name and where people can find it.

Tool name *

Enter the tool's name — this is what shows at the top of the listing.

Website URL *

Enter a full URL starting with http:// or https://, e.g. https://example.com.

One-line tagline *

Write a short tagline (up to 80 characters) describing what the tool does.

0/80

Details

Help visitors filter and understand this tool at a glance.

Category *

Choose the category that best fits this tool.

Best suited for *

Helps visitors filter tools suited to their experience level.

Pick the experience level this tool is best suited for.

Short description *

Write a short description (up to 300 characters).

0/300

Pricing model *

Select the pricing model that best describes this tool.

Media & contact

A logo helps your listing stand out — skip it and we'll generate one from the tool name.

Logo Optional

Drag and drop an image
PNG or JPG, or click to browse.

Your email *

Used only to follow up about this submission — never published.

Enter a valid email address, e.g. you@company.com.

Anything else? Optional

Review

Check everything below, then submit. You can still go back and edit anything.

Choose how your listing appears

Pick a plan for this submission — you can change it any time after it's live.

Basic

$0/ forever

Get listed, no strings attached.

Standard directory listing
Basic category placement
Reviewed within 3 business days

Submission received

Thanks — we'll take it from here. Here's what happens next.

Submitted

Just now — you'll get a confirmation email shortly.

Reviewed

Within 3 business days, against the guidelines below.

Published

You'll get an email the moment it's live.

What gets a submission approved

Approved: a working, publicly reachable tool with an accurate tagline and description.
Approved: pricing and category that match what the tool page itself states.
Rejected: broken or login-walled URLs the reviewer can't actually reach.
Rejected: taglines that oversell — reviewers check claims against the tool itself.

Live preview

Your tool name