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Submit your tool to Techreviewer

Techreviewer is a rating site for software development and IT service companies that also ranks AI tools by category. Companies create a free profile after review, and owners of listed AI tools can claim their product page.

Go to the submit page Nofollow link Free profile; paid featured slots, price on request

Is Techreviewer worth it?

Mostly built for agencies and IT service firms, so the main free profile fits a dev shop better than a software product. AI tool makers can claim an existing product page, but no public form to add a new tool was found. All website links checked were nofollow. Worth a few minutes if the company also sells development services or the AI tool already has a page there; otherwise the return is small.

Who should submit to Techreviewer?

Suits software development agencies, IT service providers and AI tool vendors whose product already appears in a Techreviewer AI category. Less useful for SaaS makers outside AI or anyone after a followed backlink.

What you need before you submit

  • An account on Techreviewer
  • Complete company details for review
  • For product pages: a work email and job title to claim an existing page
  • Featured placement: payment by PayPal only

How to submit to Techreviewer

  1. Create an account at techreviewer.co/users/sign_up
  2. Click Add Company and fill in every field
  3. Wait for the analysts to review the profile
  4. For an AI tool already listed, open its product page and use Claim this product page
  5. Optionally contact the team for a paid featured slot in a ranking

Techreviewer: pros and cons

Pros

  • Free company profile
  • AI tool categories with product pages and reviews
  • Review by analysts adds some trust
  • Stated review time of 3 to 5 business days

Cons

  • All website links checked are nofollow
  • Aimed mainly at service companies
  • No public form found to add a new AI tool
  • Featured slot prices not published and non-refundable

Tips for Techreviewer

  • Fill in case studies and videos, the site says they help the profile
  • Claim the AI tool page with a work email on the product's domain
  • Ask customers to leave reviews on the product page
  • Skip paid featured slots unless the target listing already sends buyers

Questions about Techreviewer

How much does it cost to list a tool on Techreviewer?
Listing a tool on Techreviewer is free profile; paid featured slots, price on request.
Does Techreviewer give a dofollow link?
No. Its links are nofollow: a listing can send visitors, but passes no ranking signals.
Does Techreviewer ask for a backlink or a badge?
No. It lists a tool without asking for a badge or a link back.
How long does Techreviewer take to list a tool?
3 to 5 business days, the site says.
Is the Techreviewer link dofollow?
No. When checked in November 2026, website buttons on company and AI product pages used rel nofollow.
What does it cost?
The company profile is free. Featured placement in a ranking is paid, priced per listing and duration on request, paid by PayPal, with no refunds or trial.
Can a software product be listed?
AI tools appear in AI tool categories and can be claimed by their owners. The free company profile is aimed at development and IT service firms.
How long does approval take?
The site says the review typically takes 3 to 5 business days.

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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