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  • Submission is free
  • We may decline
  • Scores stay editorial

What we look for

  1. A live product with working access
  2. Clear 18+ gating before adult features
  3. Public pricing that matches the paywall
  4. A published privacy policy
  5. Working sign-up without broken flows
  6. Enough core functionality for hands-on testing

What happens next

  1. We review the submission details and check whether the product is testable.
  2. If it fits our coverage, we may add it to the testing queue for a future re-test or review update.
  3. A submission puts a tool up for consideration, not automatic coverage or a ranking change.

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If you are a vendor, keep it factual. Our scores, drawbacks, and verdicts are decided by the editors after testing, and a message to this inbox does not buy gentler copy.

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  • This directory is for adults 18+. Please only write to us if you are 18 or older.

Other reasons to write

We read everything and aim to reply when a message needs an answer.

Before you write

Can a vendor pay for placement or a better verdict?

No. Editorial rankings, scores, drawbacks, and review conclusions are set by our testing team. Sending a pitch, buying advertising, or opening a business conversation does not secure coverage or change the copy.

Does submitting a tool cost money?

No. A submission is simply a way to put a product in front of our editors for consideration. We still decide what to test, what to update, and what to leave out.

How do you verify a correction request?

We check the page named in the report, compare the claim against a source we can verify, and update the page if the correction holds up. If the point depends on a recent product change, we may re-check the flow ourselves before editing.

How do you handle a data or takedown request?

We review the exact page and the reason for the request, verify that the requester is connected to the issue where needed, and then decide whether to remove, redact, or retain the material under our editorial and privacy standards.