Paid listings only · Reviewed by a human

Nobody searches a marketplace for your course by name

They search for the skill. A directory listing is how a good course gets found by someone who has already opened their wallet and is only deciding between three tabs.

  • Listings start at $49 — no free tier, no queue
  • Do-follow links to your course page and provider page from $199
  • Reviewed by a human within 48 hours
  • Curriculum, outcomes and pricing on one comparable page
Plans at a glance Submit Your AI Course From $49
  • Premium Listing $49
  • Sponsored Listing $299
Pricing

Choose your listing

One-time payments. The listing itself is permanent — only the sponsored week expires.

Premium Listing

A permanent, properly built listing

$49

One-time payment

2 days
  • Permanent listing in the AI Courses directory
  • Full detail page with curriculum, outcomes and pricing
  • Category and provider placement
  • Reviewed by a human within 48 hours
  • Dofollow link to your course page
  • Dofollow link to your provider page
  • Sponsored placement

Sponsored Listing

Everything, plus a sponsored week

$299

One-time payment

Live in 24 hours. 7 days Ads Validity.
  • Everything in Verified Listing
  • 1 week of sponsored placement across the directory
  • Pinned to the top of your category for that week
  • Newsletter and social feature
  • Priority review within 24 hours
Rules

What we accept

Read this before you pay. It is what the reviewer checks against.

It has to be live and enrollable today

A working enrolment page anyone can reach. Waitlists, pre-sales, cohorts that have not opened and "coming soon" pages are refunded, not listed.

You teach it, or you represent whoever does

We check the submission email against the provider account. Listing an affiliate link to somebody else's course gets the order cancelled and the money returned.

The curriculum has to match the promise

If the title says "build a production RAG pipeline", the outline has to show that being built. A title writing cheques the curriculum does not cash is our most common rejection.

Real prices, including the real discount

A permanent "90% off, ends tonight" is a list price. Submit the price a student actually pays, and tell us if it moves.

No affiliate funnels or bait listings

Also nothing that is really a webinar for an upsell, an AI-generated slide deck with a voice-over, or a repackaged free playlist.

Say what is not included

If the certificate costs extra, the community is a separate subscription, or the code repo is paid, it goes in the listing.

One listing per course

Bundles are one listing. The same course sold on three marketplaces is one listing with the canonical enrolment link, not three orders.

Review

What happens after you submit

1

Payment clears

Your order enters the queue the moment payment settles. Nothing is reviewed before that.

2

Provider check

We match your submission email to the provider account, or ask you to confirm from the listed domain.

3

Curriculum review

A reviewer reads the outline against the outcomes you claim and watches whatever preview is public.

4

Published

It goes live in the directory, the do-follow links go in if your tier includes them, and you get the URL by email.

Why is there no free listing?

Because a free tier turns a course directory into a content farm, and then nobody trusts anything on it. $49 is affordable for a course that sells and prohibitive for someone bulk-listing forty AI-generated slide decks. Every course here was paid for and read by a reviewer.

What exactly do I get for $49?

The full listing, permanently: your own detail page with the curriculum, learning outcomes, level, duration, lecture count, certificate status, prerequisites and real pricing, plus category and provider placement and a human review within 48 hours. The only things it does not include are the do-follow links and sponsored placement.

What are the do-follow links, exactly?

On Verified and Sponsored, your listing carries two links that pass ranking signal — one to your course page and one to your provider page. Premium listings link to both as well, but those links are nofollow. You give us both URLs in the submission form.

How does the one-week sponsorship work?

The sponsored week starts the day your listing publishes, not the day you pay, so review time never eats into it. For those seven days your course is pinned to the top of its category and rotates through the sponsored slot on the directory. Afterwards it stays live as a Verified Listing forever.

How long does review take?

Premium is reviewed within 48 hours; Verified and Sponsored within 24. The clock starts when payment settles. We read the curriculum against what the title claims, so this is a real review rather than a rubber stamp.

What gets a course rejected?

An enrolment page that is not open yet, a curriculum that does not deliver what the title promises, a list price dressed up as a permanent discount, an affiliate link to a course that is not yours, or a webinar funnel wearing a course label. We always tell you which, and you can fix it and resubmit at no extra cost.

Do I get a refund if you reject it?

If we reject it for something you can fix, you resubmit free — no second payment. If we reject it outright because it is not eligible at all (not open, not yours, or on the prohibited list), you get a full refund.

My course is on Udemy, Coursera and my own site. Is that three orders?

No. That is one listing. Submit the enrolment link you actually want students to use as the course page, and mention the others in the notes field.

Can I update the listing when I re-record the course?

Yes. Price changes, new modules, refreshed screenshots and updated outcomes are free — email us. A full re-record with a new title goes through the listing update service so it gets a proper second review.

Do you take a cut of enrolments?

No. We never sit between you and your students, we do not wrap your link in an affiliate redirect, and we never touch your revenue.
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