Get in touch.

A useful email tells us who you are (optional but helpful), which listing or topic you mean, and what you want to happen next.

• Tool or company name and the exact listing URL on this site, if applicable.
• The field or sentence that looks wrong, outdated, or unclear—and a short note on why you believe it should change.
• Your desired outcome (for example: correction, clarification, takedown review, or partnership conversation).

We aim to keep listings accurate and fair. When you flag a factual error, we review the claim against public sources (vendor site, documentation, or pricing pages when available) and update the listing when the evidence supports a change.

Takedown or delisting requests are taken seriously. Explain the legal or safety basis clearly, include identifying details for the listing, and allow time for review—we are a small team and may need follow-up questions.

We welcome professional notes about responsible sponsorships, affiliate relationships, or listing opportunities that fit the directory’s editorial standards.

Please include your company or program name, website, category fit, and what “success” looks like for you. Generic outreach is harder to prioritize than a concrete proposal.

If you suspect malware, phishing, impersonation, or another urgent trust issue related to a listing or outbound link, put "Security" in the email subject line so we can prioritize triage.

Include screenshots or URLs, what you observed, and whether you are reporting as a user, vendor, or security researcher. We do not operate third-party products; we can review how the directory presents them and take protective action on our pages when appropriate.

We are a small team. Response times vary by volume and complexity.

We aim to reply to substantive business inquiries within a few business days when possible. Security-tagged subjects and clear correction requests are typically reviewed sooner than broad partnership threads that need internal alignment.