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StackShare: requirements, how to submit, and what you actually get

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149,000 tools, a DR 79 domain and a listing that publishes in seconds, gated by a classifier that decides on the spot whether you are a developer tool.

stackshare.io
StackShare homepage
Eligibility

Who StackShare accepts

You need
An account, by Google or GitHub
A live site their scraper can read
A docs URL, which the form marks required
A features list
A product a classifier will file under developer tools, SaaS or technology platforms
You'll be rejected if
Anything their classifier reads as outside developer tools, SaaS products and technology platforms, refused on the spot with those words
Developer toolsSaaS productsAI toolsB2B softwareAPIs
What you actually get
A tool page with your description, a features list, a category rank and tabs for discussions, adoption, alternatives and integrations, published the moment it passes their check. The Visit Website link is rel="nofollow ugc", so what you get is a page in a large engineering catalogue rather than link equity.

How to submit to StackShare

1
Sign in
List a Tool opens a sign-in card first. Google and GitHub, no email option.
2
Give the URL
One field. They scrape the site and pre-fill the next screen from it.
3
Fix what the scraper mislabelled
It puts your page title in Tool Name and your product name in One-line description. Both need swapping back.
4
Write the features
Semicolon-separated, rendering as chips underneath as you type.
5
Submit and read the answer
Either the tool page appears immediately, or a red box tells you the classifier refused it.

StackShare requirements

An account
Live website URL
A docs URL
Tool name
A one-line description
A short description of two or three sentences
A semicolon-separated features list
A square logo, which they scrape from the siteoptional

Gotchas

A classifier decides at submit time, not a human later. Ours was refused with "This tool does not fit into any of our supported categories. We currently focus on developer tools, SaaS products, and technology platforms" and accepted on a second attempt whose copy led with the MCP server and the API.
A refusal still burns the attempt. After the rejection the form answered "Please wait 58 minutes before submitting another tool", so a rewrite costs an hour.
The scraper crosses two fields: the page title lands in Tool Name and the site name in One-line description. Submitting without checking publishes your headline as the product's name.
The Visit Website link is rel="nofollow ugc" even on a published page, so this is catalogue placement rather than a backlink.
The pre-filled description is scraped from your homepage, counts and all. Ours arrived quoting the number of platforms in the directory, which would have been wrong within a week.

Let your agent submit to StackShare

Connect SubmitMap to your AI over MCP and this page stops being something you read and copy. Your agent asks for the StackShare 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 6 StackShare rules above, so you find out you would be rejected before you open a tab.
Hands your agent all 8 fields this form asks for, 1 of them optional, already filled from your pack.
Types it into StackShare 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 StackShare?".
Connect your agentTools and endpointsWorks with Claude Code, Claude, Codex, Cursor, VS Code and Hermes.

StackShare FAQ

How long does StackShare approval take?
StackShare's typical time from submission to going live is instant.
How much does it cost to submit to StackShare?
Submitting to StackShare is free.
Does StackShare give a dofollow backlink?
No, links from StackShare are nofollow. The site has a domain rating of 79.
Does StackShare require a backlink to your site?
No, StackShare does not require a link back from your site.
What gets you rejected from StackShare?
Anything their classifier reads as outside developer tools, SaaS products and technology platforms, refused on the spot with those words.