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Submit your tool to Roozna

Roozna is a general directory of software projects and tools sorted into about 34 categories. You sign in, fill one form, and either add its badge to your site for a free listing or pay once for a listing that needs no badge.

Go to the submit page Dofollow link Free with a badge, or $12 once

Is Roozna worth it?

Worth it if you are fine carrying a small badge: the free tier gives one followed link and the $12 Premium Listing gives four with no badge, which is cheap for a permanent page. Traffic is likely modest, so treat it as a link and indexing play rather than a launch. Write a specific tagline and pick the closest of its categories so the page has a reason to rank.

Who should submit to Roozna?

Suits indie makers, SaaS founders, AI tool builders and anyone collecting followed links from small directories on a tight budget. Less useful if you want buyers or launch day traffic, or if you refuse to place third party badges and do not want to pay the $12.

What you need before you submit

  • An account (sign-in required to submit)
  • A live product URL
  • Project name, tagline and description
  • A logo and a screenshot
  • Roozna badge on your site for the free plan

How to submit to Roozna

  1. Sign in on roozna.com
  2. Open roozna.com/submit
  3. Fill in name, tagline, website, category, logo, screenshot, description and tags
  4. Pick Free Listing, Premium Listing ($12) or SEO Growth Package ($149)
  5. For the free plan, add the badge to your site and wait for it to be verified

Roozna: pros and cons

Pros

  • Free option with a followed link
  • Premium is only $12 once, with four followed links and no badge
  • Product links carry rel noopener noreferrer only
  • Permanent listing page

Cons

  • Free listing depends on keeping the badge on your site
  • Sign-in required
  • No stated traffic or audience figures
  • Large, mixed catalog with many small projects

Tips for Roozna

  • If you will not keep a badge long term, pay the $12 instead
  • Place the badge on a page that crawlers reach easily
  • Use your own short, specific description rather than marketing copy
  • Choose the most specific category, not just Artificial intelligence

Questions about Roozna

How much does it cost to list a tool on Roozna?
Listing a tool on Roozna is free with a badge, or $12 once.
Does Roozna give a dofollow link?
Yes. A listing on Roozna links to your site with a dofollow link.
Does Roozna ask for a backlink or a badge?
Yes. It asks for its badge or a link back on your site before it lists a tool. Check whether it has to be on the homepage or can go on any page.
How long does Roozna take to list a tool?
Goes live once the badge is verified.
Is Roozna free?
Yes, the Free Listing costs $0 if you add the Roozna badge to your site. The Premium Listing is $12 once and needs no badge; the SEO Growth Package is $149 once.
Is the link dofollow?
Yes. Listing pages checked in November 2026 link to the product with rel noopener noreferrer and no nofollow. The site says the free plan includes 1 do-follow backlink and Premium includes 4.
How fast is approval?
A free listing is published once the badge is detected on your site. Paid listings skip the badge step.
Do I need an account?
Yes, you sign in before submitting.

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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