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PromptZone is a Forem-based community, built like dev.to, for AI prompts, guides and model news. There is no product form: members create an account and publish articles with tags, and the site also runs free AI tools and an MCP server directory.

Go to the submit page Nofollow link Free to post; ads by inquiry

Is PromptZone worth it?

Only worth it if you will write a useful article about prompting, models or AI workflows. Links inside posts are nofollow ugc, so there is no SEO gain from a post. The feed mixes good guides with thin promotional posts, so an advert dressed as an article will be ignored. A real tutorial that uses your tool can bring readers who build with AI. Paid ad slots exist through an inquiry form.

Who should submit to PromptZone?

Suits makers of AI tools, prompt tools, LLM APIs and developer products who can write tutorials or test results. Does not suit anyone after a directory listing or a followed backlink, or products with nothing to teach.

What you need before you submit

  • An account (Forem sign-up)
  • An article in Markdown with tags
  • No product form exists

How to submit to PromptZone

  1. Create an account at promptzone.com
  2. Write a post that teaches something, in Markdown
  3. Add relevant tags such as ai, llm or tutorial
  4. Link to your product where it helps the reader
  5. Publish and answer comments

PromptZone: pros and cons

Pros

  • Free to post
  • Audience of AI builders and prompt writers
  • Tags help posts reach interested readers

Cons

  • Links in posts are nofollow ugc
  • No listing or product page
  • Feed includes thin promotional posts
  • Sign-up page sits behind a bot check

Tips for PromptZone

  • Write a hands-on guide with real prompts and outputs
  • Keep product mentions to one or two links
  • Pick tags readers follow, not brand names
  • If you want paid reach, use the advertise form and state a budget

Questions about PromptZone

How much does it cost to list a tool on PromptZone?
Listing a tool on PromptZone is free to post; ads by inquiry.
Does PromptZone give a dofollow link?
No. Its links are nofollow: a listing can send visitors, but passes no ranking signals.
Does PromptZone ask for a backlink or a badge?
No. It lists a tool without asking for a badge or a link back.
Are links on PromptZone dofollow?
No. Checked in November 2026: links inside four member posts carry rel="nofollow ugc noopener noreferrer".
How much does it cost?
Posting is free. Ads (feed banners, sidebar, hero, newsletter, sponsored articles) are sold through an inquiry form, with budgets listed from under $500 per month.
Is there a product submission form?
No. The only way in is to create an account and publish an article.
What should I post?
Tutorials, prompt patterns and tested results do best. Pure product announcements fit poorly with the readers.

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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