Submit your site to the directory
Fill it in, press send, and you get a receipt number back on this page immediately. The listing is free and a position cannot be bought — the receipt is how you check on it later, without an account.
Step 1 — check the page first
One fetch, the way a crawler reads you. The report rides along in the email below, so we start from the same facts you saw.
Step 2 — send it
Press send and it goes to our server, which stores what you typed and returns a receipt number. Nothing else is collected: no account, no cookie, no analytics.
Step 3 — what happens after you send it
What we list, and what we do not
Questions about submitting
Does submitting cost anything?
No. Listing is free and cannot be bought. What we sell is the work of fixing a page, which is a separate thing and is priced on the pricing page before you click anything.
Do I get a receipt?
Yes. The page returns a receipt number the moment the submission is stored, and that number doubles as a lookup: open this page with the receipt in the URL and it shows the current status. No account is needed at any point.
Can I pay to be listed higher?
No. The board is ordered by citation rate, then by how many times the page was cited, then by the search rank the engine gave it on entry. Payment cannot move any of those three, which is the whole reason the board is worth reading.
What if my page has zero citations?
That is the most useful thing a directory can show you, so it is listed in its real position with a zero next to it. A directory that only lists winners tells you nothing about the query you are trying to win.
Do you need access to my site?
No. Everything we check is public: robots.txt, llms.txt, the JSON-LD in the page head, and the visible text. There is no account to create, no script to install and no analytics to grant.
Not sure the page is ready to be measured?
Run the eight checks on a page you paste in. It is the same eight, in the same order, and it costs nothing — whether or not you ever submit anything.