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Only if the product is genuinely AI-native — forced listings get rejected. Price the branch first: unlike the rest of 2.2, three of the four majors now charge a one-time review fee.

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  • Submit to There’s An AI For That40m

    The largest AI directory, task-based search. Its own pricing page lists $437 with a newsletter mention and $49 as the base listing (the layout is ambiguous about what the $49 covers); a third-party review reports a monthly X thread that picks one tool as the only free route.

  • Submit to Futurepedia30m

    Its listing and pricing pages returned 404 on 2026-11-10, so no price is confirmed; a third-party review puts a verified listing at $497. Check the price before you budget it.

  • Submit to Toolify.ai30m

    $99 and listed inside 48 hours according to third-party reviews; its own submit page shows no price but advertises a dofollow backlink, and reviews say at least six links. Public traffic trends make it competitive intel as well as a listing.

  • Submit to Future Tools25m

    The one that is still free — a plain form, reviewed by hand. Do this before paying anyone. Small, but disproportionately influential in the AI-tool press cycle.

  • Work the AI directory long tail3h

    Acid Tools (free, dofollow), aitools.inc, AIStage, TopAI.tools, Supertools, AI Tools Guide, NewTools.site and the rest.

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