For AI tool makers
Two ways to get reviewed, and you choose before you type anything. Submit for free and your decision lands in 7–10 working days. Or pay $79 and it lands today, refunded in full if we say no. The fee buys review speed — never the decision, your ranking, or a word of what we write about you.
Free
Submit for free and wait your turn. A decision lands in 7–10 working days. No link, no payment. The trade is time and standing: every paid submission is reviewed before yours, built before yours, and reaches search engines and the AI-readable catalog before yours.
What you accept by waiting
What this never buys: your ranking, your score, or our verdict.
Free queue today: 15 tools
$79one-time · same-day
Live today, in a catalog AI assistants actually read. Visitors arrived here from ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and Perplexity this month — and a review queue should not decide when they can find you.
What the fee buys
A written decision within 24 hours — usually today
A person reviews your tool the same day you pay and you get the decision by email either way, inside 24 hours. The free queue is real and paid submissions go first — if your launch has a date on it, the listing exists when the date arrives, not a fortnight after the moment has passed.
Your full page, built ahead of everyone waiting
A listing here is not a form dump — our pipelines build the complete profile buyers and assistants actually read: verified pricing, features, FAQs, alternatives, comparisons, and the structured data AI engines parse. Paid tools jump that build queue; free submissions are built strictly oldest-first, behind every paid one.
Announced to search and AI engines the day you go live
The moment your page publishes we ping the search indexes directly (IndexNow and Bing) and refresh the machine-readable catalog files AI assistants fetch — same day, automatically. A free submission gets its first push a week or more later: a week of buyers asking assistants about your category while your tool is absent from the data they read.
A "How AI sees you" snapshot — ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity
Within a day of going live we ask ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity the questions your buyers actually type, and email you the verdict: whether you were named, and exactly which competitors were recommended instead. Most tools discover they are invisible. Knowing on day one beats finding out after a quarter of ad spend.
The Verified listing badge, for your own site
An amber "Verified listing on RightAIChoice" embed you can place on your website — minted server-side against the payment record, so it cannot be faked or copied. It lives on YOUR site, at your choice; your listing here stays exactly like every other listing, because rankings and pages never show who paid.
Rejected = refunded in full, the same moment
Not on request, not after an email exchange — the refund fires automatically the instant a rejection is recorded, back to your original payment method. You are buying a decision; if the decision is no, you pay nothing. Across listing platforms the norm is no refund at all — here it is automatic.
Plus everything in the free lane
What this never buys: your ranking, your score, or our verdict.
You pay after telling us about the tool, never before.
At checkout: add a month of weekly AI-visibility reports — the $108 Launch Package.
Everything else is identical: the depth of your listing, the data behind it, the structured markup assistants read, and your rankings, scores and verdict. Paying moves you up a queue. It does not move you up a page.
What your listing actually gets
All of it runs whether you pay us or not. This is the work the fee funds — not a better listing for the vendor who paid, but a catalogue that stays true enough for an assistant to quote.
Google-Extended and CCBot are the two switches publishers use to keep their content OUT of model training. We allow both, deliberately. Most sites that discovered those switches used them to close the door.
GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, OAI-SearchBot and Google-Extended are all explicitly allowed in our robots.txt — open it and check. A page an assistant cannot read is a page it can never cite you from.
rightaichoice.com/llms.txt is generated live from the database every time it is requested, freshness stamps included. Not a copy of the sitemap — a document whose only audience is an AI reading about the tools we cover.
A spec pipeline re-scrapes pricing, plans, limits and features across the catalogue every ten minutes. Your listing is not a form you filled in once; it is a page that goes and checks.
Every one of our published tools had its changelog and blog re-read within the last 30 days, hourly in rotation. Ship something and the listing reflects it without you telling us.
Community sentiment three times a day, tutorials and how-tos discovered hourly, mentions synced nightly. Buyers see what people actually say about your tool, not only what you say.
Link health every two hours, shutdown detection every three days, and a viability signal recomputed three times a day. Dead competitors get caught — and so would you, which is exactly why the catalogue is worth being in.
Buyers do not ask an assistant for a list; they ask "X or Y for my team?". Complete data puts you inside comparison and alternatives pages, which is the shape that question actually has.
Product, Offer and FAQ markup on every listing, a live sitemap, and same-day IndexNow submission. Assistants quote specifics — pricing tiers, limits, integrations — and specifics only travel if they are structured.
Fees buy speed and queue position, nothing else. The data, the depth and the verdict are identical whether you pay or not — and always will be.
Don’t take our word for it. These are the AI crawlers we explicitly allow:
Open rightaichoice.com/robots.txt and check. A page an assistant is not allowed to read is a page it can never cite you from — and plenty of listing sites block these outright.
“Paid and free are treated identically in all rankings and recommendations.”
Rankings, scores, verdicts, inclusion in “best of” lists and followed links from our editorial content are not for sale at any price. We reject tools that have paid us and approve tools that have not. A paid review leaves zero visible trace on your listing here — rankings, scores and the page itself never show who paid. The Verified badge exists only where you choose to embed it, on your own site.
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