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44 sites where a normal listing, profile or post usually carries a followed (dofollow) link, sorted by estimated authority. A dofollow link passes ranking signals; a nofollow one mostly sends visitors. Both are worth having, but these are the ones that count most directly.
Create clean founder/product profile linking your tool.
Build a site or blog on a paid plan, typically for a project or brand page that links to your main product.
Submit your real podcast RSS feed whose show website and episode notes naturally reference relevant tools.
Submit your tool (or its blog/feed where required) under productivity, privacy or developer tools.
Deploy a static docs or project site from a GitLab repository and link to your main site.
Build a small free site on a SITE123 subdomain with useful content and a link to your main site.
Build a free one-page site on a Tilda subdomain with real content and a link to your main site.
Create a free Webnode site with real content, such as a project page, and link to your main site.
If you run a blog, submit it so it can appear in Feedspot's topic lists of top blogs.
Set up a free Yola site and publish a few useful pages that link back to your site.
Create a free static site you code yourself, add genuine content, and link to your projects.
Submit platform, add competitor alternatives, verify domain email.
Pitch a short, beginner-friendly, human-authored accessibility post through an issue, or submit one established free your tool accessibility resource under the correct Resources category.
Create a genuine JavaScript SDK or demo on GitHub Pages and request an appropriate js.org subdomain that links to its official your tool documentation.
Deploy a static docs, demo or changelog site to a pages.dev subdomain and link it to your product.
Deploy a free static docs or demo site from a Git repository and link it to your project.
Submit high-quality website design.
Submit your focused one-page landing page.
Publish a static demo or docs site from the command line and link to your main project.
Propose your qualifying open-source privacy project through the official contribution process.
Submit your maintained desktop or CLI utility only after it runs natively on a modern Linux distribution and has a public OSI-approved license and repository.
Turn a public Notion page into a fast website with a custom domain or subdomain and link it to your product.
List your tool as productivity/developer/startup resource.
Submit your polished landing/tool UI with clean screenshots and design credits.
Submit your tool as a polished tool website with its strongest public page and a concise explanation of the design system.
Submit your tool as an actively maintained React and Next.js project, highlighting useful product functionality and implementation quality.
Submit your tool (or its blog/feed where required) under productivity, privacy or developer tools.
Submit a reusable open-source React component extracted from your tool with repository, demo, setup docs and screenshots.
Host a static site for a free or open-source project from a Codeberg repository.
Publish a simple blog by syncing a folder of text or Markdown files, and link to your own projects.
Implement applicable ACT Rules, execute official test cases, publish the implementation report, join ACT-R CG, and propose your tool as an implementation.
Create your truthful /founder profile or content page and add the website link where allowed.
Submit your tool/SaaS-style landing page.
Submit your tool as useful no-signup online toolbox.
Submit your polished landing/tool UI with clean screenshots and design credits.
Submit your polished landing/tool UI with clean screenshots and design credits.
Submit startup profile.
First publish a fresh, human-authored accessibility case study or tutorial with real lessons and disabled-user perspective where available, then suggest that single article by email.
Launch your tool with a unique tagline, screenshots and founder profile linking to your tool.
Submit your tool for dofollow tools directory.
Check the link after you are listed: right-click it, inspect, and look for rel="nofollow", "ugc" or "sponsored". Sites change policy without notice.
Relevance beats volume. Pick the dofollow sites that match your niche before chasing every one of them.
Mix in nofollow links from busy sites too. A natural link profile has both, and an all-dofollow one looks engineered.