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Show you're listed on Another Directory

A small "Listed on Another Directory" badge for your homepage or footer. It tells visitors your tool has its own page in an independent directory, where they can read what it does, who it's for and what it costs before they sign up.

Why add it

  • Trust at a glance

    Visitors see your tool is listed in an independent directory, the same way review and "featured on" badges reassure them on other sites.

  • Credibility for something new

    A new product has few reviews yet. A page that says plainly what it does, who it's for and what it costs shows it's real and taken seriously.

  • Answers before the sign-up

    Anyone unsure can click through to a neutral summary of your tool, with its pricing and how it compares to similar tools, then come back ready to try it.

  • Fits any site

    Light and dark versions, 214×48 pixels, served as a small image with no JavaScript and no cookies.

How to add it

  1. List your tool

    Paste your website; its page is written from it in about a minute.

  2. Copy the code

    Find your tool below and copy its badge, in light or dark.

  3. Paste it into your site

    Usually the homepage footer, next to your other badges and logos.

Get the badge for your tool

Pick the colour that suits your site and copy the code. It leads to Citevant's page

Badge colour
<a href="https://another.directory/tools/citevant" title="Listed on Another Directory"><img src="https://another.directory/badges/listed-light.svg" alt="Listed on Another Directory" width="214" height="48"></a>

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Questions

Where should I put the badge?
Where visitors look for proof that a product is real: the homepage footer next to other badges, a "featured on" or press section, or your pricing page.
Will it slow my site down?
No. It's a small SVG image, cached for a day, with no script to load and no cookies to set.
Can I change how it looks?
Pick the light or dark version to match your site. Its size is fixed so it stays sharp and readable.
Where does it lead?
To your tool's page on Another Directory: what it does, who it's for, what it costs, and similar tools.
How do I get the code?
Find your tool on this page and copy its code, in light or dark. Signed in, your own tools are listed right there; the code is also on your dashboard.