How to Submit to AI To Grow, and What to Put in the Message
AI To Grow (aitogrow.com) takes submissions through a section on its own homepage rather than a separate page: the Send Your Tool link in the navigation jumps to it, and /submit/ returns a 404. Four boxes, no account, nothing to pay. Ahrefs rates the domain 15.
We list it in our own catalog, so here is how the manual version goes. The form asks for a name, an email and your tool's URL, and then offers a Message box with no instructions whatsoever. That box is the whole of this guide, because a published card displays five things the form never asks for, and the message is the only place you get to supply them.
The display name you want shown. A three to seven word descriptor. A pricing label in their vocabulary. The category you belong in. And a link to a logo they can host, since there is no upload field. This is our checklist rather than theirs; the site publishes no guidance at all.
AI To Grow submission at a glance
| Feature | AI To Grow (aitogrow.com) |
|---|---|
| Where | A section on the homepage, no /submit/ |
| Fields | Name, Email, Tool URL, Message |
| Required | The first three; Message is optional |
| Account | None, and no captcha |
| Cost | No charge asked, no paid tier |
| What you get | A card in a grid, not its own page |
| Links | No rel attribute on all 164 we collected |
| Retention | 71 of 71 still live after 23 months |
Per aitogrow.com, its category pages, robots.txt, the sitemap, the form's own published validation schema and archived copies from 2024 and 2025, read on 11 August 2026. Domain Rating is Ahrefs' figure via submitator.com/domain-rating-checker; no second provider was queried. Field names, types and required status are read from the served markup and from the validation schema the site publishes for its own form; nothing was submitted through it, so the confirmation wording, whether an entry is reviewed, how long anything takes and whether any acknowledgement is sent are all outside what we can report. The form is built on Contact Form 7 and its markup still carries the default field name from that plugin's contact template; the site has no separate general contact form, listing an email address instead, so this is the submission route rather than a relabelled contact box. The link audit covers 164 distinct outbound links to listed tools, none of which carried a rel attribute of any kind, with the same pattern visible in 2024 and 2025 captures; three pages re-fetched under a Googlebot user agent matched a same-agent control. Retention is from 71 entries traced across 23 months, all still present. Entries are cards rather than individual pages, and each card carries one outbound link attached to its image. The five-item message checklist on this page is ours, derived from what published cards display; the site itself publishes no submission guidance, its form section containing no text beyond the heading. No price is published for submitting and no paid or featured tier appears anywhere, though nowhere does the site itself call submitting free. Submitator submits here as part of its catalog: $29 for 30 directories, $49 for 60 and $79 for 100, one-time, chosen by you in the dashboard with DR shown, badges installed and kept live, a live link per completed listing, rejections credited back as +1 directory and a 30-day refund policy on the conditions in our terms.
How to submit to AI To Grow, step by step
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Do not go looking for a submit page
There isn't one, and /submit/ returns a 404. Open the homepage and use the Send Your Tool link in the navigation, which jumps you down to the section headed SEND YOUR TOOL. The same form sits on each of the five category pages if you land on one of those instead.
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Write the message before you start typing into the form
It is the only free-text field and the only chance to describe anything. Draft the five items from the checklist above in a short paragraph, then paste it. Doing it in the box itself is how people end up submitting a bare URL.
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Give the URL clean
The URL field expects a proper address, so include the https:// and strip any campaign or affiliate parameters. Whatever you paste is the address that ends up on your card.
- 4
Fill the three that are actually required
Name, Email and Your Tool URL are all required, though nothing on the form says so: there are no asterisks and no labels. The browser will tell you only after you press Send, with messages like 'Please enter a URL.'
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Press Send, then note the date
The response appears inline on the page rather than taking you anywhere. Nothing is published about review, timing or acknowledgement, so make a note of when you sent it and look at the site again later.
The form, and what it does not ask
Four fields in a row and a button: Name, Email, Your Tool URL, then a large Message area and Send. No labels, no asterisks, no captcha, no account, no file upload and no category selector. It is about the least ceremony a directory can ask for.
Which fields are compulsory is not something the form tells you, but the site publishes the validation rules for its own form, and they are unambiguous: the name, the email and the URL must all be present, while the message may be left empty. If you skip one of the first three you get a plain browser message such as Please enter a URL. after pressing Send.
One structural note for anyone who likes to know what they are typing into. The form is built on Contact Form 7 and still carries that plugin's default field name from its stock contact template, which is why it has the shape of a contact form. It is not a repurposed one, though: the site has no separate general contact form at all, offering an email address for that instead. This is the submission route, it just collects nothing structured.
Why the optional box is the important one
Look at what a published card actually shows and the gap becomes obvious. A card carries a display name, a very short descriptor, a pricing label, a logo, and it sits inside a category. The form asks for none of those five. It asks for your name, your email and a URL.
So the message box is not an afterthought where you say hello. It is the only channel through which any of that information can reach whoever assembles your card. Leave it blank and those five decisions get made for you, from your website, by someone who has never used your product.
Here is what we would write, and to be clear this is our checklist rather than theirs, because the site offers no guidance at all. The exact display name you want, since cards use product names rather than domains. A descriptor of three to seven words, matching the clipped style of the ones already there. A pricing label in the vocabulary the site already uses, which runs to things like Free Plan, Free Trial, Lifetime Deal or a plain monthly figure. Which of the existing categories you belong in. And a link to a logo they can host, roughly 500 by 200, which you have to supply as a URL because there is nowhere to upload one.
What you get, and what you do not
What you do not get is a page. Entries here are cards in a grid, so there is no per-tool URL of your own to link to or to point a client at. If your reason for submitting is a page you can show someone, this is not that.
What you do get is a clean outbound link. We collected 164 distinct links pointing at listed tools and not one of them carried a rel attribute of any kind. Not nofollow, not sponsored, not ugc, simply nothing there, which is exactly what a followed link looks like. The same is true in archived copies from 2024 and 2025, they are server-rendered rather than inserted by scripts, and the pages are indexable. One honest qualification: that describes the entries already on the site, not a promise about what a new one will carry.
The entries also stay. Of 71 we traced across 23 months, all 71 were still there. For a small directory that is a better retention record than most, and it is the reason the link is worth the four minutes even without a page attached to it.
What is not knowable
A short list, because we would rather draw it than let you assume. Nothing is published anywhere about whether submissions are reviewed, how long anything takes, or whether you are told the outcome. We did not submit, so we have not seen the confirmation wording either. And although no price appears anywhere and no paid or featured tier exists, the word free is never applied to submitting on their own pages, so all we will claim is that nothing asks you for money.
The same five details, thirty times.
Name, descriptor, pricing, category, logo. Every directory wants them in a slightly different shape, which is the part that turns an afternoon into a week.
Worth doing?
For four fields and no charge, yes. The links on the entries that exist are followed and clean, the entries stay put across two years, and the whole job is a paragraph and three boxes. That is a good ratio.
Go in knowing you are getting a card rather than a page, and that nobody is going to write to you about it. Spend the effort on the message, since that is the only part you control, and then move on to the next one.
The optional box is the whole job.
No submit page: use Send Your Tool on the homepage. Name, email and URL are required, the message is not, and the message is the only place to give the five things a card displays. You get a card rather than a page, and on the entries already published the links carry no rel attribute at all. Browse the directories.
FAQ
Where is the AI To Grow submission form?
There is no separate submit page; /submit/ returns a 404. The form is a section on the homepage, and on each of the five category pages, reachable through the Send Your Tool link in the navigation which jumps to the #send-your-tool anchor. The heading above it reads SEND YOUR TOOL, capitals and all, exactly as it appears in the source.
What does the AI To Grow form ask for?
Four boxes and a Send button: Name, Email, Your Tool URL and Message. Three of them are genuinely required, which you cannot tell by looking because the form shows no asterisks and no labels. The validation schema the site publishes confirms that Name, Email and the URL must be filled while the Message is optional. There is no account step, no captcha, no upload, no category picker and nothing to pay.
What should you write in the AI To Grow message box?
Everything the form does not ask for, because a published card shows five things the form never collects. Our suggestion, not theirs, since the site gives no guidance at all: the exact display name you want shown, a three to seven word descriptor in the style of the ones already on the site, a pricing label using their own vocabulary such as Free Plan, Free Trial, Lifetime Deal or a monthly figure, which of the existing categories you belong in, and a link to a logo you are happy for them to host. Add nothing else and it still fits in a short paragraph.
Is the AI To Grow message box really optional?
Optional to the form, yes: their published validation rules require only the name, the email and the URL. In practice it is the only place you can say anything at all about your tool, so leaving it empty means whoever builds your card has to work out the name, the description, the pricing and the category from your website. Filling it is the difference between a card built to your wording and a card built to somebody's best guess.
Do you get a page of your own on AI To Grow?
No, and this is the main thing to have expectations about. Entries are cards in a grid rather than individual pages, so there is no per-tool URL to point anyone at. Each card carries a single link out to your site, attached to the image.
Are AI To Grow links dofollow?
On the entries that exist today, yes. We collected 164 distinct outbound links to listed tools and not one carried a rel attribute at all: no nofollow, no sponsored, no ugc, simply absent, which is what a followed link looks like. Archived copies from 2024 and 2025 show the same. They are server-rendered rather than added by scripts, and the pages are indexable. Read that as a description of what is already published rather than a guarantee about a listing that does not exist yet.
Does Submitator submit to AI To Grow?
Yes, it is in our catalog. Four fields is quick to do yourself, so the honest case for handing it over is the rest of the list rather than this one form. Where a service does help here is the message: the same five details get rewritten for every directory that asks in a slightly different shape. Our starter tier is $29 for thirty directories, picked by you from a named list with the ratings alongside.
More submit-to guides.
Write it once. Send it thirty times.
One paragraph, thirty destinations. $29 covers the lot, the catalog shows what each site is rated, and nothing goes out unticked.