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For Chrome extension developers

Built a Chrome extension? This page links every path into Find Extensions: submit it for free consideration, claim an existing listing, add a badge, advertise, or ask for a correction. It also covers how we evaluate listings and what makes a Chrome Web Store page convert better.

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Get your extension listed

If your extension isn't in the directory yet, submit it for free editorial consideration. We review the listing, permissions, and Chrome Web Store data before it appears.

Claim an existing listing

Many extensions are already listed from public Chrome Web Store data. If yours is one of them, claim it to confirm details and flag anything that's changed since we last checked it.

Add a Find Extensions badge

Once listed, you can add a badge to your own site or Chrome Web Store description that links back to your Find Extensions page. See the badge page for the code and usage rules.

How we evaluate listings

Every listing follows the same process: a permissions check, a Chrome Web Store data check, and a verdict drafted with AI assistance. Read the full methodology for what we check and how often we recheck it.

Request a correction

If something on your listing is outdated or wrong, contact us with the page URL and what needs to change. We check it against our methodology and update the page and its last-checked date.

Tips for a better Chrome Web Store listing

  • Write a short description that states what the extension does in the first line, not just a feature list
  • List permissions accurately and explain briefly why each one is needed
  • Keep screenshots current with the actual UI, not an old redesign
  • Respond to reviews, especially ones reporting bugs or permission concerns
  • Publish a real support or contact link, not a dead one
  • Update the listing when you ship major changes so reviewers and directories see accurate info
  • Avoid keyword-stuffing the title; a clear, specific name performs better in search than a stuffed one

What we don't do

We don't accept payment for a better verdict, and we don't publish invented ratings or user counts. Paid placements are always labelled Sponsored and never affect the editorial verdict.

For Chrome extension developers: FAQs

Where do I start as an extension developer on Find Extensions?

Use the submit page to send in your extension for free editorial consideration. Include the Chrome Web Store link so we can review permissions and listing data.

Is it free to get listed?

Yes. Editorial listing is free. Sponsored placements are separate, paid, and always labelled Sponsored.

How do I claim a listing that already exists for my extension?

Visit the claim page and follow the verification steps. If you run into trouble, contact us with proof you're the developer.

Can I pay to improve my extension's verdict or ranking?

No. Verdicts and rankings are editorial and are never influenced by payment. Sponsored placements are clearly labelled and kept separate.

What is the Find Extensions badge?

It's a badge you can add to your own site or store listing that links back to your Find Extensions page. See the badge page for the code.

How often do you recheck a listing?

Recheck frequency is described in our methodology page, which covers what we check and how we handle changes since the last review.

What should I do if my listing has outdated information?

Contact us with the page URL and what's outdated. We check it against the listing and update the page along with its last-checked date.

Do you require any permissions or data access to list my extension?

No. Listing is based on publicly available Chrome Web Store data and our own review; we don't need access to your extension's backend or user data.

Can I advertise a specific extension or campaign?

Yes, see the advertise page for available sponsored formats. All paid placements are labelled Sponsored and separate from editorial content.

What makes a Chrome Web Store listing convert better?

Clear first-line descriptions, accurate permission explanations, current screenshots, and responsive support all help. See the listing tips section above.

Will you list an extension with excessive permissions?

We review permissions as part of the evaluation in our methodology, and flag anything that looks excessive relative to what the extension does.

How do I report that my extension was delisted or discontinued?

Contact us with the page URL. We verify the change and update the listing and its last-checked date accordingly.

Can I request my extension be removed from the directory?

Yes. Contact us with the page URL and the request, and we'll process the removal.

Do you write the extension description yourselves or use ours?

The verdict and description are written independently of the developer, not copied from your store listing. They are drafted with AI assistance and are not individually reviewed by a human editor, so tell us if anything is wrong.

Who do I contact with a question not covered here?

Use the contact page for anything not covered by submit, claim, badge, advertise, or methodology.