For software vendors

A sourced listing you can correct. USD 10, once.

This site is researched and written by AI, and AI assistants read it back. Microsoft Copilot cited software-listing.com pages 11,190 times across 1,375 pages between 27 June 2026 and 25 September 2026 (Bing Webmaster Tools, AI Performance, read 26 September 2026). When an assistant describes your product, the page it quotes may be ours.

Vendors sent us 72 listing requests in the 28 days to 9 November 2026, counted from our intake records (test and repeat submissions left out; declined requests included).

Listings are not free. A listing costs USD 10, paid once: the profile, plus 12 months of fact-checks and updates. It is not a subscription and nothing renews on its own. If something we published is wrong, we fix it at no charge, whoever reports it. Payment never buys a score, a ranking position or a citation.

Listing
USD 10
one time, no subscription

A sourced profile built from your own public pages, plus 12 months of fact-checks and updates. The profile stays up after that; another one-time USD 10 covers the next 12 months of updates if you want them. Refunded in full if triage declines the product.

Pay USD 10 and get listed

Sponsored
USD 300
one time

The profile labelled Sponsored, one sponsored article on our blog, and a sponsored slot on the homepage for 12 months. Also open to products that do not meet the listing rules yet.

How sponsored works

Something we published is wrong?

Email info@software-listing.com with the page and the public page on your own site that shows the right fact. If what we published is wrong or out of date, we fix it at no charge, for every vendor, paid or not, and label it with the date you confirmed it. We never charge to correct or remove a wrong fact. If the fact is not on a public page, tell us anyway: the page will say “Not verified yet” rather than keep a wrong number.

A vendor correction is always kept separate from what we read on public pages, and is never presented as something we tested.

Anything beyond fixing our error is paid work: adding a fact the page does not state, more detail, rewording, or adding your product to one of our articles. Updates to your profile are covered by the USD 10 listing fee for 12 months from payment; if you paid it in the last 12 months, or have a sponsored listing inside its 12 months, there is nothing more to pay. After the first year, another one-time USD 10 covers the next 12 months. Listed before the fee started? Email us the update and we reply with the payment link for your profile. Being added to an article starts with that listing, and whether a product fits an article stays our editorial call. Everything is written from your public pages, never from supplied copy, and it never changes how anyone is ranked.

What a listing is
  • Triage: is this a real product a Southeast Asian business can use? If not, the fee is refunded in full.
  • A profile written only from your own public pages, every claim carrying a source URL and the date we read it.
  • A fact-check round: we send you the live page and publish your corrections, dated.
  • Facts you confirm are written in as vendor-confirmed, with the date.
  • Inclusion in the site's llms.txt feeds, the same as every tool record here.
  • Fact-checks and updates to your profile on request, included for 12 months from payment. One payment, no subscription, no auto-renewal.
What it never is
  • A score. Scores come from the published methodology.
  • A ranking position, or a place on any "best" list.
  • A favourable review, or softer wording.
  • Removal of limitations. If your own pages show a gap, the profile says so.
  • A citation. Nobody can promise what an AI assistant will quote, and we do not.
  • A followed link. Links from a paid profile to your site are marked rel="sponsored nofollow", as Google requires for paid listings.
Scope

Usable in Southeast Asia

This directory covers software used in Thailand, Indonesia, Vietnam, Malaysia, the Philippines and Singapore. Most of that software is international, so an international product a business in those markets can sign up for and pay for is in scope. The profile says plainly what is local and what is not: payment rails, marketplace or LINE integrations, language support, a regional entity or regional pricing. We decline a product built for a single market outside the region, for example one that only bills in another country's local rails, and refund its fee.

Why a fee, and why so small? Reading your pages, sourcing every claim and running the fact-check round is work, and a small one-time fee keeps the queue to vendors who mean it. It stays small because being described correctly should not be expensive, and an error in what we published is always fixed at no charge. See how tools are scored for what a profile will and will not say.

Process

Five steps

  1. Step 1

    Pay USD 10

    One payment through Stripe. Stripe brings you straight back to the form with your payment reference attached.

  2. Step 2

    Send the form

    Tell us the product, the markets you serve and the public pages we should read. Two minutes, no account.

  3. Step 3

    Triage

    We check the payment, that the product is real, and that a business in Southeast Asia can buy and use it. A product we decline gets its fee back in full, including a tool built for one market outside the region.

  4. Step 4

    Sourced profile, live

    We build the profile from your public pages only: pricing, docs, regional pages. Nothing is taken from a pitch email. The page goes live with its sources listed, and we email you the link.

  5. Step 5

    You fact-check it

    You tell us what is wrong, and facts you confirm are written in as vendor-confirmed, with the date. Corrections need a public source we can cite. Later updates work the same way, by email, covered by the same fee for 12 months from payment.

Steps 1 and 2

Pay, then send the request

Southeast Asia markets you serve
Pages we should read (up to 5: pricing, docs, regional pages)
Not paid yet? Pay USD 10 through Stripe first. Stripe brings you back to this form with your payment attached. Paid already but the reference is missing? Email [email protected] with the Stripe receipt instead.