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Submit a Chrome extension

Send us your Chrome extension for free consideration in the directory. Email hello@find-extensions.com with the extension name and its Chrome Web Store link. We check it against our methodology before listing it. Submission is free, and it never buys a ranking: placement is always editorial.

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What we list

We list Chrome extensions that solve a specific task well, are actively maintained, and are still published on the Chrome Web Store. Abandoned, broken, or clearly malicious extensions are not added, and existing listings can be removed if they stop meeting these bars.

Review criteria

Every extension we consider is checked against the same public criteria, detailed in full on our methodology page.

  • What the extension actually does, verified against its own description
  • The permissions it requests and whether they match its stated function
  • How recently it was updated and whether it still works
  • The developer's Chrome Web Store history, where visible
  • How it compares to other extensions already listed for the same task

What to send

What to include in your submission email
ItemWhy we need it
Extension nameSo we can find the correct listing on the Chrome Web Store
Chrome Web Store linkThe direct link we use to verify and review the extension
One or two sentences on what it doesHelps us route it to the right category or use case
Your role (developer, agency, user)So we know who we're corresponding with

Send all of this to hello@find-extensions.com. There is no submission form; email is the only intake.

Timeline

We don't publish a guaranteed turnaround time, since review depends on the current queue and how much verification an extension needs. We read every submission that comes in and reply once we've made a decision, whether that's listing it, requesting more information, or declining.

No paid placement in rankings

Submission is free

Submitting your extension costs nothing, and paying us never moves an extension up in a ranking or comparison. Sponsored placements exist and are always labelled Sponsored, kept separate from editorial rankings, per our editorial policy. If you're interested in a labelled placement instead, see our advertise page.

After your extension is listed

Once listed, you can claim your listing to confirm you're the developer, and add a badge linking back to your Find Extensions page. If details change, such as pricing or permissions, email us with the page URL so we can update the listing and its last-checked date.

Submit a Chrome extension: FAQs

How do I submit my Chrome extension to Find Extensions?

Email hello@find-extensions.com with your extension's name, its Chrome Web Store link, and a sentence or two about what it does. There's no submission form; email is the only way to submit.

Does it cost anything to submit an extension?

No. Submission is free, and we don't charge developers to be considered for the directory.

Can I pay to rank higher in a comparison or category?

No. Paid placements exist but are always labelled Sponsored and kept separate from editorial rankings, as explained in our editorial policy. Money never changes where an extension ranks.

What criteria do you use to decide whether to list an extension?

We check what the extension does against its own description, the permissions it requests, how recently it was updated, the developer's Chrome Web Store history, and how it compares to similar extensions already listed. Full details are on our methodology page.

How long does it take to hear back after submitting?

We don't publish a guaranteed timeline since it depends on the review queue and how much verification is needed. We read every submission and reply once a decision is made.

What information do I need to include in my submission?

Send the extension name, its Chrome Web Store link, a short description of what it does, and your role (developer, agency, or user) to hello@find-extensions.com.

Will you list an extension that's no longer maintained?

No. We only list extensions that are actively maintained and still published on the Chrome Web Store. Existing listings can be removed if they stop meeting that bar.

Can I submit someone else's extension, not just my own?

Yes. Anyone can submit an extension for consideration, though developers are best placed to confirm details like permissions and current functionality.

What happens after my extension gets listed?

You can claim your listing to confirm you're the developer and add a badge linking back to your Find Extensions page. Email us if any details change so we can update the listing.

Do you check the permissions an extension requests?

Yes. Checking whether requested permissions match the extension's stated function is part of our standard review criteria, detailed on our methodology page.

Can my extension be removed after it's listed?

Yes. If an extension stops being maintained, breaks, or no longer meets our criteria, its listing can be removed or updated to reflect that.

Is there a difference between submitting and advertising?

Yes. Submitting is free and only affects whether we consider listing your extension editorially. Advertising is a separate, clearly labelled Sponsored placement described on our advertise page and never affects rankings.

Do you list extensions in every category?

We list extensions across the categories and use cases covered on the site. If your extension doesn't fit an existing category, mention that in your submission email so we can decide where it fits.