How to submit an AI tool
Listing a tool is free. Here is what to prepare, how review works for new members, and what makes a listing useful.
Listing an AI tool on AI Launch Zone is free. Anyone with a free account can submit one, whether you built it, work on it, or simply use it and think others should know about it.
Before you submit
- Create a free account and confirm your email address.
- Search the directory to make sure the tool is not already listed. Duplicate listings may be removed.
- Have the tool's official website address ready.
What to include
- Name and website. Use the official product name and link to the maker's own site.
- A clear description. Say what the tool does, who it is for and what makes it different. Plain facts beat marketing language.
- Categories. Pick the categories that genuinely fit. Choosing unrelated ones to appear in more places makes the listing less useful and may get it edited.
- Pricing model. Free, freemium, free trial, paid or open source, and whether there are usage limits.
- Platforms and features. Web, desktop, mobile, browser extension, API and integrations.
- Images. Only use screenshots and logos you have the right to use.
Categories, features, pricing and platforms are used to build alternatives and comparison pages, so accurate details help the right people find the tool.
Review for new members
A new member's first three submissions are reviewed by a person on our team before they appear. This keeps spam and low-quality listings out of the directory. After those first three, your submissions publish right away. The team can still edit or remove any listing that breaks the rules.
If you made the tool
- Say so. Makers are welcome to list their own products.
- Do not review your own product, and do not ask anyone for upvotes. See the community guidelines.
- To manage the listing as its owner, read how verified ownership works and plans for AI makers.
What gets removed
- Listings for tools that do not exist or do not work.
- Products built to deceive, harass or harm people, or to break the law.
- Misleading descriptions, fake features or claims that cannot be backed up.
- Affiliate or referral links added to a listing by a member.
You can keep track of your submissions from your directory dashboard. Ready? Submit an AI tool.
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