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Submit your tool to PeerSpot

PeerSpot is a review site for enterprise technology, with validated user reviews and comparisons. Vendors that meet its enterprise criteria can get a free listing and buy review capture and intent data packages.

Go to the submit page No link Free listing; paid plans $50,000 to $70,000 a year

Is PeerSpot worth it?

Not a place for indie makers or early stage startups. The FAQ limits listings to vendors with at least 50 employees and at least 10 enterprise customers (1,000+ employees or $250M+ revenue). If you meet that bar, the free listing is worth having because buyers and AI assistants read PeerSpot reviews. There is no link to your website on product or vendor pages, so it brings no SEO value.

Who should submit to PeerSpot?

Suits established B2B software vendors selling security, cloud, data, IT and enterprise applications to large companies. Does not suit solo founders, small SaaS products, consumer apps or anyone without enterprise customers, since they will not meet the inclusion criteria.

What you need before you submit

  • At least 50 employees
  • At least 10 enterprise customers, defined as 1,000+ employees or $250M+ annual revenue
  • An enterprise class product with real customers
  • Vendor employees must identify themselves when registering

How to submit to PeerSpot

  1. Check that your company meets the inclusion criteria in the FAQ
  2. Use the Get Listed contact form or email the vendors address given in the FAQ
  3. Wait for PeerSpot to set up the product page
  4. Invite customers to write reviews with the review collection link
  5. Reply to reviews as a marked vendor if useful

PeerSpot: pros and cons

Pros

  • Free package with listing control and no competitor ads on your page, according to the pricing page
  • Validated reviews that buyers in large companies read
  • Reviews syndicated to AWS and Google Cloud marketplaces, according to the site
  • Seen often in AI answers, according to the site

Cons

  • Strict criteria shut out small companies
  • No link to your website on product or vendor pages
  • Paid packages start at $50,000 a year per product
  • Vendors cannot review their own product or remove reviews

Tips for PeerSpot

  • Only apply if you clearly meet the employee and enterprise customer thresholds
  • Ask enterprise customers directly for reviews, since vendors cannot post them
  • Respond to critical reviews with facts, not marketing copy

Questions about PeerSpot

How much does it cost to list a tool on PeerSpot?
Listing a tool on PeerSpot is free listing; paid plans $50,000 to $70,000 a year.
Does PeerSpot link to your site?
No. A listing there doesn't link to your site, so its value is the visitors it sends.
Does PeerSpot ask for a backlink or a badge?
No. It lists a tool without asking for a badge or a link back.
Can a small startup list on PeerSpot?
Usually not. The FAQ says the vendor needs at least 50 employees and the product needs at least 10 enterprise customers with 1,000+ employees or $250M+ revenue.
Does PeerSpot give a dofollow link?
No. Checked in November 2026: product pages and vendor pages for OPNsense, SonarQube and Checkmarx contain no link to the vendor website.
How much does it cost?
The Get Listed package is $0 a year. The AI package costs $50,000 a year per product and the AI plus Growth package $70,000 a year per product, according to the pricing page.
How big is PeerSpot?
The site says 20M+ buyers have used it for software decisions and that it tracks 32M+ LLM citations.

Facts checked . DR: Domain Rating by Ahrefs, checked . DR 4 is Ahrefs' new model, shown on ahrefs.com from 1 December 2026. DR changes; check a place before you pay for it.

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