AgentsIndex,
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Frequently asked
What is AgentsIndex?
AgentsIndex is the reference index of AI-native tools. Each listing covers an AI agent, framework, or AI-first product, and follows the same shape: what it does, who it's for, where it lives, what it costs.
How do tools get listed?
Founders submit a URL. If AI is the noun and not a feature, our AI editorial pipeline checks it against our standard and builds the listing from primary sources, then publishes — usually within minutes. Re-runs are free — email [email protected] if the product changes meaningfully.
Is listing free?
Yes. The basic Listed tier is free for any tool that fits the scope. Paid tiers buy more visibility, not better editorial. Certified ($15 once) is a lifetime do-follow backlink. Verified ($49 once) earns the top spot in a category plus a buyer-intent post about the tool. Premium ($49/mo) holds the top homepage slot. Tier doesn't change what we write.
How does being indexed help?
Two ways. Buyers come here when they're shopping for AI tools and trying to pick one — being listed puts the product in front of them. And because every listing is structured the same way, AI search engines like ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, and Gemini tend to cite them when someone asks for a recommendation.
