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We research listings from primary sources. Anything you supply is recorded as yours and shown as yours — it does not become the site speaking in its own voice.
Claiming a listing does not change where it ranks, and it is not a paid placement.
Vendor sign-up is not open yet
Vendor registration is not open yet. We are still publishing the first set of listings, and we will open vendor sign-up once enough of the catalogue is live. Nothing is wrong with your account -- please check back shortly.
We are publishing listings in batches, researched first. When sign-up opens you will be able to claim your listing on this same page — the address does not change, so it is worth keeping.
Write to us. If something on your listing is wrong today, tell us and we will look at it — you do not have to wait for sign-up to open to get a mistake corrected.
Send us a messageWhat claiming gets you
Tell us a listing is yours from a work email on the same domain. A person reviews every claim before it is granted.
Send us a fix for a field that is wrong or out of date. Your listing is unchanged until the correction is approved, including for prices.
Every claim, correction and decision — with the reason it was decided — stays visible on your account.
Claiming a listing does not give you direct edit access. Every change you propose is read by a person before it appears, and a price you send is recorded as your figure until we have checked it against your own pricing page.
Before you ask
- I cannot find my product.
- Most of the catalogue is still being researched and published in batches, so a missing listing usually means we have not got to it rather than that we passed on it. Search first, and if it is genuinely not there, tell us about it.
- Does claiming cost anything?
- No. Claiming, corrections and the status of your requests are free, and none of them affects where a product ranks.
- Something on my listing is wrong right now.
- You do not have to wait. Send us a message with the listing and what is wrong, and we will look at it.