Why claim a listing
Claiming lets you correct outdated details, keep screenshots current, and add changelog notes for readers researching your extension. It gives you a direct line to us for anything factual about your own listing.
How verification works
We verify ownership through email, not through a form you fill in blind.
- Email us from an address at the domain shown on your extension's Chrome Web Store listing, or
- Email us from the address tied to the Chrome Web Store developer account that publishes the extension
Include the extension name and its Chrome Web Store URL in your message so we can match it to the exact listing on Find Extensions.
What you can update once claimed
- Factual corrections: pricing, permissions, supported browsers, feature descriptions
- Screenshots showing the current version of the extension
- Changelog notes for meaningful updates or new versions
What you cannot update
Claiming a listing does not hand over editorial control. Our team keeps the following independent of the developer, per our methodology:
- The written verdict and overall assessment
- Category ranking and placement in comparisons
- Pros and cons drawn from our own review
No account system, just email
Find Extensions doesn't have developer accounts or a dashboard. Claiming and every update after it happens over email, the same channel used for general contact.
What happens after you email us
We match your email domain or developer account against the Chrome Web Store listing, confirm the match, and reply to confirm the claim. From there, send update requests to the same address and we'll check them against the live listing before publishing any change.
If your extension isn't listed yet
Claiming only applies to extensions already in the directory. If yours isn't listed, use submit your extension instead.