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Can I submit a website to the SoftwareRadar directory?

SoftwareRadar is a software publication, rather than a general directory for every business or web address. A website can be eligible when it is the destination for a genuine software product or a relevant online tool. The profile should explain what a user can do with the product, not simply repeat a company’s services page.

A browser-based application, website builder, ecommerce platform, hosting product or other software service may fit an existing category. A shop that sells physical products, a local trade homepage or a personal portfolio does not become software just because it runs on a website. Ask about an uncertain case before creating a paid draft.

We consider the product and its relevance, not whether the domain has a particular extension. A company outside the UK can enquire. You must be authorised to publish the information and assets, and the website should clearly identify the actual offering.

Choose the route that matches what you want to publish

What to include in a website listing enquiry

Send the actual product or service URL and explain what the visitor can do there. “We offer a client portal for booking appointments” is easier to assess than “please add our website.” If the website contains several products, identify the one you want to feature and its relevant landing page.

• Business and product: the operating company, product name and your role or authorisation.
• Website and category: the main product URL and the closest existing software category.
• User and workflow: who uses it, the problem it addresses and the main steps or output.
• Commercial model: subscription, one-time licence, metered usage, quote-based service or another model.
• Publication goal: a managed product profile, a proposed article or an eligibility question.
• Existing coverage: include any SoftwareRadar page already covering the product, so we can avoid duplicates.

Keep the first enquiry short and specific. You do not need to submit passwords, private customer records or confidential files. A public product page and a clear description are enough to start a fit discussion.

Turn a product website into a useful directory profile

Your own website can tell a broad brand story. A directory profile needs a compact explanation that a reader can compare with other products. Start with the core use case, then organise the details into audience, workflow, features, plans and requirements.

For a hosted website builder, explain how a user creates and publishes a site, whether a custom domain is supported and what the hosting arrangement includes. State which plan supports the features described and distinguish a free product plan from an introductory trial. These are preparation questions, not claims about an accepted vendor.

For a hosting product, identify the service type and what customers manage themselves. Shared hosting, managed WordPress hosting and a virtual server involve different responsibilities. Avoid advertising a price without its term, renewal qualification or relevant resource limits.

Write the profile in your own words and publish only text and logos you have permission to use. A clear website destination matters: interested readers should arrive at a page that matches the product and pricing described in the profile.

What does a commercial website or product listing cost?

For eligible software products, the commercial listing is €129 per year, billed annually in EUR. It includes one profile with a logo, descriptions, category, features, up to 15 keywords, a pricing summary, up to eight plans and a product website link. You maintain the details through your vendor account.

Automatic annual renewal continues until switched off before the next billing date. Turning renewal off leaves the profile available through its paid period. Hiding a profile does not cancel the next payment. There is no free commercial listing option; sending an enquiry alone does not publish a page.

A sponsored article is separately quoted. We do not sell guaranteed search positions, an independent endorsement or promised enquiries. If you need a general business directory, SoftwareRadar may not be the right publication. If you have a relevant software product, review the annual listing offer and terms before subscribing.