The whole deal
Submit a product website. Clear review. Go live as nofollow. Earn dofollow in ninety days, or take it on day one with the badge or the fee. Everything below is that, in detail.
A product website — something with a page of its own that loads without a login and resolves on the domain you submitted.
Chat and invite links — Telegram, WhatsApp, Discord, Messenger, Signal, and similar. The board is for products, not group chats.
Sexual content. If it is porn, NSFW, or an adult platform, it does not belong on the board.
Categories our payment provider prohibits. Gambling and betting · lending, debt relief and other regulated financial services · crypto assets and NFTs · trading tools and signals · pharmacies, pharmaceuticals and nutraceuticals · multi-level marketing and pyramid schemes · homework and essay mills · dating · IPTV · cyberlockers · downloaders that break another platform’s terms · face-swap and deepfake tools · spyware and covert monitoring · counterfeits. A board full of merchants our own provider bans would put every listing here at risk.
Anything you do not hold the rights to, and physical products — the board lists websites, not goods for sale.
Query parameters are stripped; affiliate, referral and tracking URLs will not work.
Link shorteners are not allowed; submit one and it is replaced by the URL it redirects to.
One listing per domain. We keep the URL you end up with, not the one you typed.
Every submission — form, curl or MCP — lands in the same queue and a person reads it before it is confirmed. A rejection names the rule it hit.
On the free path, cleared listings go live carrying rel="nofollow" . Stay live and unchanged for ninety days and the link becomes rel="dofollow" on its own — no email, no request, no invoice.
Unchanged means the URL: name, description and category are free to edit; changing the destination URL restarts the ninety days.
Go dead, break rule 01, or start redirecting elsewhere and the listing is removed — whichever side of day ninety you are on.
Two ways: put our badge on a public page of your site, or pay $5.99 instead; they do exactly the same thing.
Either lists you within the hour as a preliminary listing — public, in the API, carrying dofollow from the first crawl, labelled preliminary until review has read it.
Neither skips review: if review turns a preliminary listing down it is pulled the same day and the fee is refunded in full.
The badge must sit somewhere we can crawl without running JavaScript, and must stay there — take it down and the link returns to nofollow until day ninety comes round.
Newest first; that is the entire algorithm.
4 featured slots sit above the feed at $29.99 for 30 days. A featured listing gets the position and the badge-free link: while the slot runs, it is dofollow with no badge on your own site.
The dofollow is yours to keep. When the slot ends you lose the position, not the link — exactly as if you had paid the fee.
Featuring still does not move you through review. Nothing here is approved because it was paid for.
Every listing page carries JSON-LD SoftwareApplication. None carries an AggregateRating, and none ever will — Google explicitly prohibits aggregating ratings collected from other sites, and one structured-data penalty would cost every listing here its value at once.