How to get an NSFW AI app listed
What the places on this site ask for, in the order you will need it. Everything here comes from their own submit pages, pricing pages and rules.
The listing kit
Prepare it once and reuse it everywhere. Most forms ask for the same eight things.
- One-line pitch
- What it is and who it is for, in under 90 characters.
- Description
- About 150 words: what people do in it, what is free, what costs money.
- Logo
- Square PNG, at least 512 by 512, readable at 32 pixels.
- Cover and screenshots
- One 1200 by 630 cover and 3 to 5 screenshots with no nudity, for the directories that ask for a clean listing.
- Prices
- Your plans and what the free tier includes, as they appear on your pricing page.
- Policies
- Links to your terms, privacy policy and 18+ policy.
- Affiliate programme
- Sign-up link and commission, if you have one.
- Contact
- A support email, plus a Telegram handle: many adult directory owners prefer it.
Listing kit, on Pro
Have it built from your site.
We read your website and make the logo, icons, banners, screenshots and descriptions in every length, with clean versions for clean-only places. Swap anything you do not like.
See what it makesBefore you submit
- Have the basics ready: a live product anyone can try, public prices, an 18+ policy and a support email. Most editors test before they list, and several adult directories take only sites at least 6 months old.
- Prepare one kit and reuse it: a one-line pitch, a 150-word description, a square logo, a cover image, 3 to 5 clean screenshots and your categories.
- For general AI directories, send a clean listing with no nudity in the images or the copy. Toolify, Easy With AI and AI-Hunter take adult tools but reject listings that are too explicit.
- Most links from paid listings are nofollow or sponsored, as Google asks. Count on visitors and brand searches; a directory that sells dofollow links is selling what Google's spam policies call a link scheme.
- Pay after approval where you can: AI Haven and NSFWAITool review first and bill after; There's An AI For That, TopAI.tools and Toolify refund a rejection.
- Check the neighbours: a directory full of undress or deepfake tools puts your brand next to them.
- An affiliate programme helps: most adult directories and review sites live on commissions and list partners sooner.
- Keep a sheet of where you applied, when, and the login, and follow up after two weeks.
Where to start
- By app: AI girlfriend apps, NSFW chat apps, AI porn generators: the places built for your kind first.
- NSFW AI directories: built for adult AI apps, so the only question is price.
- Porn list sites with AI sections: the most buyers per visit, often free after a review.
- AI directories that take NSFW: the biggest audiences, with a clean listing.
- Review and ranking sites: pitch the editor once you have an affiliate programme.
- Launch sites and trade press: for the launch week, with company news rather than pictures.
Questions founders ask
Do AI directories accept NSFW apps?
Most big general ones do not: Futurepedia, AI Tools Directory, Tool Finder, Uneed and AIPURE turn adult apps away in their rules. There's An AI For That, TopAI.tools, Dang.ai, SaaSHub and several others do take them, and dozens of directories are built for NSFW AI alone.
How much does it cost to list an NSFW AI app?
From nothing to a few hundred dollars. Free: SaaSHub, NavTools (slowly), NSFW Club and most of the adult porn list sites. Paid: NSFW-Tools from $29 a year, There's An AI For That from $49, AI Haven $120 once after approval, Dang.ai $149 for adult tools.
Do these listings give dofollow links?
Rarely. AI Haven and NSFW-Tools say nofollow or sponsored outright, as Google asks for paid placements. A few general directories state dofollow links (Toolify, Easy With AI, AI Top Tools), and sites that sell dofollow placements are selling what Google calls link schemes. Treat listings as a source of visitors and brand searches.
How do you check a place's terms?
We read its own submit page, pricing page, FAQ or terms and note the date on the place's page. Places we have not checked yet say so, and their pages stay out of search until we do.
Can a directory pay to be listed here or to get a better verdict?
No. Listing here is free and the verdict cannot be bought. If we sell a featured spot one day, it will be labelled as sponsored.
A price changed or a place is missing. How do I tell you?
Use the Add a place form, or the Report a change link on the place's page. We check every report on the place's own pages before we change anything.
How do I keep track of where I applied and where I'm listed?
The tracker here (Starter from $99 a year): every place is a row with its terms, you mark planned, submitted, listed or rejected, and once a week we read all the places and mark the ones that list you. Pro reads them every night and emails you when a listing appears or disappears.
First see where you already are
Keep the sheet here.
Type your site: we look it up on every place here and the rest of the catalogue, as read last night. Free, no sign-in.
Then the tracker. Every place with its terms filled in, your status and what you paid; once a week we read them all and mark the ones that list you.
Open your tracker- AI HavenListed
- ThePornListSubmitted
- ToolifySubmitted
- FuturepediaRejected