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Claim Your Listing: How Providers Join aiagentduo

Checked 2026-10-31

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Providers claim or add a listing through the shared Listora flow: submit at /listings/submit/, manage at /account/. Free gets you a listing, a profile, reviews and one link in editorial order. Paid plans add a verified badge or a labelled sponsored slot. Payment never changes ratings, verdicts or order. Paid plans start at $19 per month.

Who this is for

The directory lists businesses that sell AI work to other companies. The service types are:

Service type

Page

Custom AI agent builds

AI agent development services

MCP server builds

MCP server development services

Private and self-hosted AI setup

Private AI setup services

Workflow automation

AI automation agencies

Rescue of AI-built apps

Vibe code rescue services

Model and API providers, inference hosts and paid add-on makers have their own pages in the directory. Those pages are written by our editors from public documents, and they follow a separate route, covered below.

How claiming works

Service listings run on Listora, the directory plugin for the site, and share its submit and account screens with jobs, courses and events.

  1. Sign in to the site.
  2. Find your business in the services directory. If it is not there, submit it at /listings/submit/.
  3. Fill in the profile: what you do, which of the service types above you offer, the systems and tools you work with, and one link.
  4. Verify ownership if you want the Verified badge. The check is a step you complete after claiming.
  5. Manage it from /account/, the owner dashboard for every Listora type.

Directory data comes from the open web, credited to its source, and starts as a draft until it carries our editorial note. If your business already appears as a draft, you will find it when you search before submitting, and you can claim it. Your claim does not skip the editorial check: a listing goes live when it passes our quality bar, as set out in the submission rules.

The four tiers

Tier

What you get

Where it shows

Label

Price

Free

Listing, profile, reviews, one link

Editorial order only

None

Free

Verified

Verified badge after a check, logo, case studies, your affiliate or tracking link, analytics on views and clicks

Editorial order only

"Verified"

$19 per month

Featured

One of at most 3 sponsored slots above the editorial list on a category, task or hosting hub

A sponsored row, then the editorial list

"Sponsored"

$79 per hub per month

Category sponsor

The top sponsored slot, a hub banner, a newsletter mention for that topic. One per hub

The top of the hub

"Sponsored"

$199 per hub per month

There is also a lead plan, covered on plans and sponsored slots: quote requests from get quotes matched to your services, paid per accepted lead or monthly.

Verified is not a ranking. It means we checked that you are who you say you are, and it does not move you up the list. If your listing is better rated, it sits higher. If it is not, a badge will not change that.

The rules that apply to everyone

These rules are the point of the directory, so we state them plainly.

  1. Payment never changes ratings, verdicts or editorial order. Paid slots sit in a separate row and are labelled.
  2. At most 3 sponsored slots per hub. The rest of the page stays editorial.
  3. Paid links carry `rel="sponsored"`. Affiliate and tracking links run through our /go/ redirect, so clicks are counted and the relationship is declared. Member links carry rel="ugc".
  4. Reviews are moderated before they appear. You can respond to a review. You cannot remove or buy one off the page.
  5. No fabricated claims. Listings are checked against what you can show. We do not publish invented statistics, quotes or clients.
  6. Thin listings stay unpublished. A listing with too little substance remains a draft, so there is no noindex trick and no half-empty page.

Read the full policies in how we make money, how ratings work and affiliate disclosure.

What makes a listing worth publishing

Because thin listings stay drafts, write yours to pass.

Section

What to include

What you do

The service types, in plain words, with the kind of client you suit

What you do not do

Honest limits help buyers and save you bad leads

Tools and systems

The platforms, models and stacks you work with

Process

How an engagement runs: audit, build, test, handover

Ownership

Who owns code, prompts and accounts at the end

Pricing approach

How you price, in words, without a number if you prefer

Case studies

Real, named or described with the client's consent

Contact

One link

Buyers read our service pages before they read yours. They arrive with a list of questions: how do you test, who owns the work, what happens when a model changes. A listing that answers those questions in advance gets better briefs.

Model and API providers, hosts and add-on makers

If you run an API provider, an inference host or an add-on, your page is an editorial entry, built from your public documents and checked against them. You cannot edit it, but you can send corrections, and we publish a correction when you are right. See the corrections policy. You can also buy placement on relevant hubs, on the same terms and with the same labels as services.

Examples of the format are on Anthropic and Groq.

Next steps

  1. Read plans and sponsored slots for the tiers and slot rules.
  2. Write your listing against the table above.
  3. Submit it at /listings/submit/.
  4. Watch your inbox for the editorial note and any questions.

Our take

A directory is worth using only if buyers trust it. That is why the rules are strict and boring: slots are capped, labelled and kept apart from the editorial list. If those rules cost us a sale, so be it. They are the product.

Prices in this page are placeholders. Traffic figures are not stated because we have none to share yet.

Related pages

Plans and sponsored slots, get quotes, how we make money, submission rules, advertise.

Questions

How do I claim a listing?

Sign in, then use the listing submit flow at /listings/submit/ to add your service, or find an existing entry and ask to claim it. You manage it afterwards from your account at /account/.

Does a free listing cost anything?

No. Free includes a listing, a profile, reviews and one link, shown in editorial order with no label.

Can I pay to improve my rating?

No. Payment never changes ratings, verdicts or editorial order. Paid placements are labelled, and reviews are moderated before they appear.

What do paid plans cost?

Verified is $19 per month, Featured is $79 per hub per month and Category sponsor is $199 per hub per month.

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Sources

  1. aiagentduo.com/docs/how-we-make-money/
  2. aiagentduo.com/docs/submission-rules/

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