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Submit your tool to Tekpon

Tekpon is a software marketplace and review site with deals, a procurement service and SaaS events. Makers pay a one time fee to get a product profile in a category and can buy yearly seller plans for more placement.

Go to the submit page Nofollow link $249 one time; seller plans $3,000 to $12,000 a year

Is Tekpon worth it?

Only worth it if you see Tekpon as a paid presence in one more software marketplace. The free listing has ended: the pricing FAQ says every new listing costs $249 one time, and the application can be rejected with a refund. The website link on profiles is nofollow, even for Premium Sellers, so it gives no SEO value. Seller plans from $3,000 a year make sense only for SaaS companies that already sell to SMB buyers.

Who should submit to Tekpon?

Suits funded or revenue generating SaaS and AI tools that want another review profile and buyer leads, especially in markets where Tekpon runs events. Does not suit bootstrapped makers on a tight budget, open source projects or anyone looking for a free or dofollow listing.

What you need before you submit

  • A software product that fits one of the listed categories
  • Software name, website, unique selling proposition and short description
  • Name, business email, company and position
  • Payment of the $249 one time fee

How to submit to Tekpon

  1. Open the Get Listed page and pick your category
  2. Fill in software details and contact information
  3. Pay the $249 one time fee, or enter a promo code if you have one
  4. Wait for review, the site says it can reject an application and refund the fee
  5. Complete the profile with pricing, features, FAQs and integrations

Tekpon: pros and cons

Pros

  • One time fee instead of a subscription for the basic listing
  • Refund if the application is rejected, according to the form
  • Profile includes pricing, features, FAQs and integrations
  • Premium plans add leads and category sponsorship

Cons

  • No free listing any more
  • Website link is nofollow on free and paid profiles
  • Seller plans cost $3,000 to $12,000 a year
  • No stated approval time

Tips for Tekpon

  • Search the site first, your product may already have a profile you can claim
  • Do not pay for SEO reasons, the link is nofollow
  • Write a clear unique selling proposition, it is a required field
  • Ask existing users for reviews so the profile is not empty

Questions about Tekpon

How much does it cost to list a tool on Tekpon?
Listing a tool on Tekpon costs $249 one time; seller plans $3,000 to $12,000 a year.
Does Tekpon give a dofollow link?
No. Its links are nofollow: a listing can send visitors, but passes no ranking signals.
Does Tekpon ask for a backlink or a badge?
No. It lists a tool without asking for a badge or a link back.
Is Tekpon free?
No. The pricing FAQ says the free listing has ended and all listings are a one time payment of $249.
Is the link dofollow?
No. Checked in November 2026: the website link on profiles for monday.com, actiTIME, Beebole and ActiveCampaign (a Premium Seller) uses rel nofollow.
What do the paid plans cost?
Premium Seller is $3,000 a year, Gold Seller $5,000 a year and Platinum Seller $12,000 a year, according to the pricing page.
How big is Tekpon?
The pricing page says it is trusted by over 6,000 software companies.

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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