List your tool
The full rules, so a submission passes the first time. Most rejections come from three things: a domain under 30 days old, a redirect to a parked page, and marketing copy that promises something the product cannot do.
What you need before you start
- A live URL on a domain older than 30 days, with a valid certificate.
- A one-sentence description under 160 characters that says what the tool does.
- The category it belongs in (below), or a sentence describing one we are missing.
- An email address, ideally on the tool's own domain - that doubles as the ownership proof.
- Optionally: a logo under 400 KB and up to three screenshots under 1 MB each.
The categories
| AI Humanizers | Rewrite AI text so it reads as human |
|---|---|
| AI Detector Bypassers | Built specifically to defeat detectors |
| AI Detectors | Decide whether text was machine-written |
| Paraphrasers & Rewriters | Reword text, detectors not the point |
| Plagiarism & Originality Checkers | Match text against sources |
| Detection Suites for Institutions | Sold to schools and universities |
| Humanizer APIs | Documented endpoints, per-word pricing |
| Academic & Student Tools | Marketed at coursework and theses |
| SEO & Marketing Content | Humanizing at publishing volume |
| Multilingual Humanizers | Beyond English |
| Writing Assistants with a Humanize Mode | General writing tools with a humanize feature |
One tool, one category - the job it is sold for. If your tool does two things, pick the one you lead with; the listing records the rest.
Rejection reasons, in full
| Reason | Why |
|---|---|
| Unreachable or invalid certificate | We cannot review what we cannot open, and we will not send readers somewhere a browser warns about. |
| Redirects to another domain | The listing has to point where the product actually lives. |
| Parked domain | A domain for sale is not a product. |
| Domain under 30 days old | The churn rate in this category is high enough that a very new domain is a coin flip. |
| Duplicate domain | A domain appears once. If you have a second product on the same domain, tell us and we will sort it out. |
| Flagged by a security check | Google Safe Browsing says malware, phishing or unwanted software. |
| Features that do not exist | If the pricing page promises an API and there is no API, that is the rejection. |
| Guaranteed undetectability | No tool can guarantee it, so marketing that does is a factual claim we can disprove. |
| Invented third-party test results | A cited test that does not exist ends the review immediately. |
| Thin API wrapper, undisclosed | Wrapping someone else's model is fine. Not saying so is not. |
| Marketed for impersonation or forgery | Tools sold for faking reviews, records or a real person's voice are out of scope entirely. |
Preparing for the review
If you are buying a review, these make it faster and change nothing about the outcome: a pricing page that states the word limits, a privacy policy that says how long text is kept, a public sub-processor list, and API docs with a rate limit in them. Where a vendor publishes all four, price transparency and data handling tend to score well - not as a favour, but because those criteria measure precisely that.
Ownership proof
Three routes, whichever is easiest: a DNS TXT record we give you, a reply from an address on the tool's domain, or a link from any page of your site to the case URL. We remind on day 3 and day 7; after 14 days the case closes and any payment is refunded in full.