What an Agent Needs to Be Listed
- A working official destination. A live website or an official marketplace listing where the product can be used or bought.
- A clear business use. It does identifiable work for a business, such as research, support, calls or outreach.
- A category fit. It fits at least one of our industries or tasks.
- A description we can check. Each point in the description matches what the vendor publishes about its own product.
How We Choose Categories
We place an agent in every industry and task its vendor's own information supports. Where we place a general-purpose tool in an industry the vendor doesn't name, the listing says so.
What a Listing Tells You, and What It Doesn't
A listing tells you what the agent is for, who it may suit, which categories it's in and where to learn more. It doesn't tell you how well the product performs. We haven't tested it, and we don't publish ratings. Always confirm features, pricing, data handling and terms with the vendor.
How We Keep Listings Current
Each agent profile shows the date of its last vendor-source check. If you spot a broken link or an outdated description, contact us with the listing and the current source.
Where Sponsorship Fits
Sponsorship appears on the Leaderboard and in the homepage Featured section. The Paid placement badge identifies each ad. Read our editorial policy for how we keep listings independent.