Tell us what your tool does and who it is for. An editor reads every submission, opens the product, and either publishes a listing or writes back with what to fix. It is free, and no amount of money moves a tool up the page.
The process
No black box. Three steps take you from a short brief to a live listing — each one handled by a person, not an auto-approver.
Seven short steps: what the tool does, who it is for, how it is priced, and where to see it working. Your answers save in this browser as you go, so you can finish later.
A person opens your product URL and checks the positioning and category fit. Nothing publishes automatically, and we may come back with a short list of edits.
Approved tools get a listing page with your description, pricing, screenshots and links, and are included in the directory, category pages and comparisons.
Fresh listings our editors just published — this is exactly where your tool appears once it is approved.
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What readers are comparing most right now — a sense of the company your listing will keep once it is approved.
Search the 219 published listings first. If your tool is already here, send corrections to the review desk instead of submitting it again.
Editorial standards
Submissions that get published quickly tend to share the same six things. The ones that stall are usually missing one of them.
Before you submit
Every submission is read by a person. Here is, plainly, what makes the difference between a same-week publish and a round of edits.
Find your fit
Choose the one that matches the main job your tool does. Editors move listings that land in the wrong place, which adds a round trip — browse what is already in each to see where yours fits.
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HyzenPro is an AI tools directory of 219 published tools across 12 categories, read by creators, marketers, developers and small teams who are comparing software before they buy. A listing puts your tool in front of people at the point where they are deciding, rather than browsing.
Every entry is checked by a person before it publishes. An editor opens your URL, reads your positioning, and confirms the category fits. That is slower than an auto-approve directory, and it is the point: readers can trust what is here because a human put it there.
Listings are free and cannot be bought. We do not sell position, we do not sell ratings, and sponsorship does not change where a tool appears. If your tool is good at a specific job, say which job and the listing will do the rest.
Want to see how submissions are assessed before you send one? Read how we test and review tools, or browse the side-by-side comparisons to see how a published listing is used.
Questions
Most submissions get a response within 5 business days — either a publish confirmation or a short list of edits needed before your AI tool listing goes live.
No. Submitting and being listed is free, and paying cannot buy a listing, a better position, or a higher rating. Placement is editorial, which is the only reason the directory is worth reading.
A live product URL (not a waitlist page), a short buyer-focused description, the correct primary category, and a few feature highlights that help our editors understand what the tool actually does.
No. HyzenPro uses editorial review, not instant publishing — a human editor checks each submission before it appears in the directory, which is what keeps the listings trustworthy for readers.
Use the search at the top of this page to find your listing, then email the review desk with the page URL and the correction. You do not need to submit the tool a second time — duplicate entries slow the queue down for everyone.
The most common reasons are a URL that does not resolve to a working product, a tool that is not meaningfully AI-powered, a description copied verbatim from the homepage, or a category that does not match what the product does. In most cases an editor replies with what to change so you can resubmit.
Yes. Suggestions for tools you use and rate are welcome. Tell us in the review notes that you are a user rather than the maker, so the editor knows who to contact with questions.
Pass this page along. Listings are free, and a good tool in the right category helps the next person comparing options.
Live product URL — not a waitlist page.
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