Listing guidelines
An editor checks every website before it is listed, with the same rules for Standard and Premium. If a website is not approved, the payment is refunded.
What we list
- Working websitesVisitors come here to reach your site, so it has to open and work.
- Own contentWe look for the site's own text, products or services, not pages copied from elsewhere.
- Honest title and descriptionThe listing is how visitors decide whether to click, so it has to match what the site offers.
- Title and description in EnglishYour site can be in any language. The listing text is in English, with a description of at least 100 characters, so every visitor can read it.
- The right categoryPeople browse by topic, so the site should sit in the category that fits it best.
- A maintained siteThe editor looks at the site's history in the Internet Archive (Wayback Machine) to see how old it is and whether it is kept up to date.
What we do not list
- Mass-generated sitesSites filled with pages written in bulk by software, such as AI content farms, offer visitors nothing of their own.
- SpamAnything made to mislead visitors or search engines has no place in a directory people use to find websites.
- Doorway pagesA page that exists only to pass visitors on to another site gives them nothing to read or use.
- Parked domainsA domain that shows only ads or a for-sale notice has no website to list.
- Low-quality sitesEmpty, broken or long-abandoned pages waste a visitor's click.
The editor may shorten or correct the title and description. Websites that stop working can be removed later.