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AITroveX: requirements, how to submit, and what you actually get

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One URL, one badge, one submission a day, and a published list of what will not get in.

aitrovex.com
AITroveX homepage
Eligibility

Who AITroveX accepts

You need
An account, by Google, used for de-duplication and to send the result
A product you can actually try rather than a waitlist
Public pricing, either a free tier or a pricing page
A site updated in the last six months
Their badge on your site, verified before the submit button enables
You'll be rejected if
Bare landing pages
Invite-only betas
Abandoned projects
Thin wrappers around somebody else's API with nothing added
Anything whose core feature does not genuinely use AI
SaaS productsAI toolsIndie products
What you actually get
A listing filed under one of nineteen AI categories and up to five tags, in a directory published in sixteen languages. They say plainly what does not get in: bare landing pages, invite-only betas, abandoned projects and thin wrappers over somebody else's API.

How to submit to AITroveX

  1. Sign in
    Google only. They say it is used for de-duplication and to tell you the result, and that your address is never shown.
  2. Fill four fields
    Site URL, name, one category of nineteen, and a one-line summary of 40 to 80 characters. Up to five tags. Everything else they fetch.
  3. Badge and verify
    A light or dark snippet in HTML or Markdown, then Verify Backlink. Submit for review stays disabled until it passes.

AITroveX requirements

An account on the site
Their badge
200x54 SVG, light or dark, footer or about page
Site URL
required
Name
required
Category
one of nineteen
One-line summary
40 to 80 characters
Tags
up to 5

Gotchas

One submission a day, and the counter sits beside the submit button rather than anywhere you would look first.
The summary is capped at 80 characters and floored at 40, which is tighter than most and rules out the tagline a pack usually carries.
Their whole taxonomy is generative AI: avatar, voice, image and video generators, coding assistants. A product that is not one of those has to be filed under whichever of the nineteen is least wrong.
They publish what will not get in, and thin wrappers over somebody else's API are on the list, so a product whose AI is one API call is worth reading that list before spending the day's submission on.

Let your agent submit to AITroveX

Connect SubmitMap to your AI over MCP and this page stops being something you read and copy. Your agent asks for the AITroveX playbook and gets the brief for this exact form, with the values already taken from your submission pack instead of placeholders you fill in by hand.

What it does for this platform
Checks your product against the 10 AITroveX rules above, so you find out you would be rejected before you open a tab.
Hands your agent all 7 fields this form asks for, none of them optional, already filled from your pack.
Warns you that AITroveX looks for its badge on your site, so it has to be live before you submit rather than after.
Types it into AITroveX in your own browser, and stops for you when the form wants a sign-in.
Records what it sent, so the dashboard can answer "did I ever submit to AITroveX?".
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AITroveX FAQ

How long does AITroveX approval take?
AITroveX does not publish how long approval takes.
How much does it cost to submit to AITroveX?
Submitting to AITroveX is free.
Does AITroveX give a dofollow backlink?
Yes, a listing on AITroveX carries a dofollow link. The site has a domain rating of 42.
Does AITroveX require a backlink to your site?
Yes, AITroveX expects a link back from your site as part of listing.
What gets you rejected from AITroveX?
Bare landing pages; Invite-only betas; Abandoned projects; Thin wrappers around somebody else's API with nothing added; Anything whose core feature does not genuinely use AI.