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LLM Relevance: requirements, how to submit, and what you actually get

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LLM Relevance homepage
Eligibility

Who LLM Relevance accepts

You need
An actively maintained tool with a working website
Something that helps small business owners
A real first and last name and a contact email
You'll be rejected if
Abandoned or unmaintained tools
Anything with no small-business use case
AI toolsSEO toolsMarketing toolsProductivity appsSaaS products
What you actually get
A listing at llmrelevance.com/tools/your-slug inside a directory of about 730 tools organised by task, aimed at small business owners rather than other founders. The default link is nofollow; hosting their badge is what turns it dofollow, and they say so on the submit page instead of burying it.

How to submit to LLM Relevance

1
Open /submit, no account needed
The whole thing is one page and nothing asks you to register. Read the guidelines panel on the left first; it states the review window and the requirements.
2
Fill nine fields
Tool name, website URL, one category from a custom dropdown, a starting price, two optional YouTube fields, then first name, last name and email.
3
Leave the last input alone
A honeypot sits at the end of the form labelled "Leave this field empty". Anything in it kills the submission silently.
4
Take the badge if you want the dofollow
Below the form they offer a badge in horizontal or square, light or dark, captioned "For do-follow backlink". Without it the listing is nofollow.
5
Wait for the email
Submitting lands on /submit/success. They review within 48 hours and email a decision, then offer paid upgrades only after approval.

LLM Relevance requirements

Tool name and website URL
One category from their fixed list
A starting price, stated in your own words
First name, last name and email, all shown as required
Their badge on your site for the link to be dofollow
YouTube video and channel URLsoptional

Gotchas

You can do everything right here and still hold a nofollow link: it upgrades only while their badge is live on your site, and nothing warns you if it comes down.
A paid-assessment modal hijacks your first click on the category dropdown, and a newsletter popup and a cookie bar arrive with it, so the first interaction on the page usually goes somewhere you did not aim it.
Both a real first and last name are required fields, so a maker who keeps their surname off the public web has to decide that here rather than later.

Let your agent submit to LLM Relevance

Connect SubmitMap to your AI over MCP and this page stops being something you read and copy. Your agent asks for the LLM Relevance playbook and gets the brief for this exact form, with the values already taken from your submission pack instead of placeholders you fill in by hand.

What it does for this platform
Checks your product against the 5 LLM Relevance rules above, so you find out you would be rejected before you open a tab.
Hands your agent all 6 fields this form asks for, 1 of them optional, already filled from your pack.
Warns you that LLM Relevance looks for its badge on your site, so it has to be live before you submit rather than after.
Types it into LLM Relevance in your own browser, and stops for you when the form wants a sign-in.
Records what it sent, so the dashboard can answer "did I ever submit to LLM Relevance?".
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LLM Relevance FAQ

How long does LLM Relevance approval take?
LLM Relevance's typical time from submission to going live is within 48 hours.
How much does it cost to submit to LLM Relevance?
Submitting to LLM Relevance is free.
Does LLM Relevance give a dofollow backlink?
No, links from LLM Relevance are nofollow. The site has a domain rating of 38.
Does LLM Relevance require a backlink to your site?
Yes, LLM Relevance expects a link back from your site as part of listing.
What gets you rejected from LLM Relevance?
Abandoned or unmaintained tools; Anything with no small-business use case.