If you make or sell an AI agent, you can ask us to add it to the directory. Listing is free, and there is no paid option that gets you listed faster or ranked higher.
What Counts as an AI Agent Here
We list software that acts on its own toward a goal. Give it a job, such as qualifying new leads or booking appointments, and it takes the steps itself: replying to people, updating records, scheduling, following up. A person may set it up and check its work, but it doesn’t need someone to approve every move.
A chatbot that only answers questions, or a writing tool that drafts text for you to send, usually won’t qualify. Neither will a thin wrapper around a general chat model with no actions of its own. If your product does some tasks autonomously and only drafts others, submit it and tell us which is which.
What We’ll Ask For
- Product name and website
- Company name and the year the product launched
- The tasks and industries it’s built for
- What it does on its own, and what it leaves for a person to approve
- Channels (phone, SMS, email, chat and so on) and integrations
- A link to your pricing page, plus any free plan, trial or setup fee
- Any security or compliance claims, with a link to where they’re published
- Your name and a way to reach you
What Happens Next
We check everything you send against your own website and documentation. Claims we can’t find published there won’t go on the page as fact. We aim to review submissions within about two weeks and will let you know whether the product is listed. Once it’s live, the listing follows our editorial policy, which means we write it, users can review it, and you can’t edit or remove reviews.