Backlink lists go stale and lie.
We only list what we actually submitted to.
Every directory shows where the paywall hides, where the badge must go and whether you need an account. Then track your submissions per site and per page — no more spreadsheets.
The traps no list will warn you about
We hit every one of these building backlinks for our own products. devquiver records them on each directory.
The list says “free”
You can fill in the whole submission wizard — then the last step asks for $39 / $99 / $299, with no free tier.
The page says “badge on your homepage”
The verifier actually only checks the listing URL you entered, so a homepage badge never verifies.
Submitted, then silence
The confirmation email landed in spam. Submit again and you get rate-limited (429) for half an hour.
Listed, but DR won’t move
Every link is ugc nofollow. It can still bring exposure and visitors, but Ahrefs won’t count it toward DR — worth knowing before you choose.
Know what you’ll hit before you submit
Beyond DR, dofollow and price: paywall position, badge rules, login method, review time, confirmation email and the last verified date. “To submit” is sorted easiest first.
- Paywall
- Only at the last step
- Badge
- Required, on the listing page
- Login
- Google login
- Confirm email
- Required, often in spam
- Last verified
- 2026-10-21
See where every page has been submitted
Organised as site → page. The matrix has a row per directory and a column per page; when a directory only takes one listing per domain, it shows which page already holds it.
Where the badge goes, what to paste — in one place
Every directory that needs a badge records which page it must sit on. Each page gets a copy kit: name, tagline and descriptions with one-click copy and length hints.
FAQ
Where does the directory data come from?
From our own real submissions while building backlinks for our products: how far the flow goes, whether there’s a paywall, how the badge is verified. Each entry shows when it was last verified.
Will it submit for me?
No. Many directories need a login, a captcha or a logo upload; automated submission is unreliable and looks like spam. devquiver tells you where to go, what to fill in and what to expect — you click submit.
Can other people see my submissions?
No. Directory information is public; whether you submitted and any notes you wrote are visible only to you.
I have several sites, each with several tool pages. Can I manage them separately?
Yes. Everything is organised as site → page, and each page has its own progress and copy. If a directory only accepts one listing per domain, you’ll see that another page already holds it.
How do I sign in?
With your Google account, one click. We only read your email and avatar.
Stop starting every backlink from a stale list
Add your sites and pages and get a to-submit list sorted by effort right away.
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