How to Submit Your Tool to Business Tool Vault, and Which Optional Fields to Fill
Business Tool Vault is a free B2B software directory with 918 listings in it, run by Mario Peshev, the CEO of the B2B agency DevriX. The listing you get is a page of its own, and of the 918 we saw 917 carry a plain link out to the product with no rel attribute on it.
The form asks four required fields: name, category, URL and email. A listing worth having comes from the other four, which are all marked optional and are the ones that decide whether your entry has a description, a logo and a video or just a name and a link.
Tool Description, Tool Logo, Tool Video Link and Tool Twitter Handle are all optional, and the description and the logo are the visible body of your listing. Write the description and drop in the logo, because a published page shows the name, a subscription line, the category and then that description. Four fields is all the form makes you fill. Eight make a page worth clicking.
Business Tool Vault submission at a glance
| Feature | Business Tool Vault |
|---|---|
| What it is | A B2B software directory |
| Where | A form on the homepage |
| The form | 8 fields, 4 required |
| Required | Name, category, URL, email |
| Optional | Description, logo, video, Twitter |
| Categories | 26, from 162 tools to 1 |
| Cost | Free, no paid tier |
| Your link | No rel attribute, 917 seen |
| Catalog | 918 tools, 741 destinations |
| Operator | Mario Peshev, DevriX |
| Domain | DR 6 on Ahrefs |
Per businesstoolvault.com, its robots.txt, its sitemap, the homepage, /about/, /free/ and /premium/, and every tool page in the sitemap, read on 20 August 2026. Domain Rating is Ahrefs' figure via submitator.com/domain-rating-checker; no second provider was queried. No listing was filed for this write-up and no payment was made; the eight form fields are read from the served markup and from a screenshot of the live form. robots.txt allows pages and disallows /.well-known/ plus a list of file extensions. The sitemap holds 2,791 URLs, among them 918 under /tool/ and 918 under /categories/; the latter each return the same category browse page under a different address, every one self-canonical to that address. All 918 tool pages were fetched: 746 carried the product link on the first pass, and of the 172 that did not, 142 rendered it on a second fetch and 29 of the remaining 30 on a third, so 917 of 918 were observed carrying it and one, /tool/unstack/, did not render across three attempts. Not one of those 917 anchors carries a rel attribute of any kind, and no redirect or tracking parameter is added to the destination. All 918 pages are their own canonical, none carries a robots meta and all carry a meta description, the shortest 9 characters, the median 158 and the longest 358. The 917 point at 741 distinct hosts, of which 736 appear once. Category counts are the figures the browse page prints beside each category and sum to 873. The form sits on the homepage rather than its own URL, since /submit and /submit-tool both 404, and posts to api.unicornplatform.com/api/v1/websites/send_to_google_sheet, the Unicorn Platform integration that writes a submission into a Google Sheet; its fields are TOOLNAME, CATEGORY, WEBSITE and EMAIL as required, with VIDEO-LINK, TWITTER, DESCRIPTION and a drag-and-drop file upload optional. The operator wording is quoted from the homepage; /about/ carries a variant that says launched rather than acquired. No review time is published anywhere on the site, so none is quoted here. 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, a live link per completed listing, rejections credited back as +1 directory and a 30-day refund policy on the conditions in our terms.
Business Tool Vault categories, and what is already in them
One required dropdown, and the counts are the ones the browse page prints. The narrow ones at the end are the interesting part: three tools is a far more precise description of you than one of 162.
Startup Tools (162), Customer Support Tools (97), SEO Tools (92), AI Image Generators (61), Email Assistants (60), Video Generation Tools (58), Social Media Tools (55), Finance Software (53), Content Marketing Tools (46), Lead Generation Tools (33), Email Marketing Tools (23), Website Builders (23), Content Writing Tools (20), Video Marketing Tools (16), Website Design Software (15), AI Logo Generators (10), Text to Speech Generators (10), Chatbot Tools (8), General Writing Tools (8), Web Hosting Providers (6), Affiliate Marketing Tools (6), Landing Page Builders (3), AI Audio Generators (3), Audio Transcription Tools (3), Laravel Boilerplates (1) and NextJS Boilerplates (1)
How to submit to Business Tool Vault, step by step
- 1
Open the form on the homepage
There is no dedicated submission page: /submit and /submit-tool both return 404. The Submit Tool link in the navigation drops you to an anchor further down the front page, under a heading that reads Submit Your Tool, so keep the homepage bookmarked.
- 2
Name the tool as you name it everywhere else
Tool Name is the first required field and its placeholder is Enter tool name. Published listings carry the product name as their heading and in the page title, which is your name followed by a dash and the site name, so give it the plain name rather than a tagline.
- 3
Pick the narrowest of the 26 categories that fits
Tool Category is a required dropdown and the list is specific. Startup Tools holds 162 tools and Customer Support Tools 97, while Landing Page Builders, AI Audio Generators and Audio Transcription Tools hold three apiece and the two boilerplate categories hold one. If a narrow one genuinely fits you, take it.
- 4
Give the URL and an email you read
Tool Website URL is required, with the placeholder https://yourtool.com, and it is the address that becomes the outbound link on your listing. Email address is the fourth and last required field, so use one you monitor: no review time is published anywhere on the site, and email is the only address the form takes.
- 5
Fill the optional four, because they are your listing
Tool Description, Tool Logo, Tool Video Link and Tool Twitter Handle are all optional. The description is the body of your page and the logo is the only image you control. The video link accepts YouTube or Twitter and the logo is a drag and drop upload. Skipping these is the difference between a page that sells the product and a row in a list.
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Press Submit Tool and move on
The button reads Submit Tool and the submission posts through the Unicorn Platform integration into a Google Sheet. There is no published turnaround anywhere on the site, so file it and get on with the rest of your list.
What the link is
Unqualified, on everything we could see. Of the 918 tool pages, 917 carry a link out to the product and not one of those carries a rel attribute, so nofollow, sponsored and ugc are absent from the catalog. Your address is used as you give it, with no redirect through their own domain and no tracking parameter bolted on.
The pages holding those links are set up plainly too. All 918 are their own canonical, none carries a robots meta, and each has a meta description rather than an empty tag. What a search engine makes of any of that is its own business; the markup is what it is.
What a published listing looks like
A page of its own under /tool/, opening with the product name, then a subscription line, then the category, then the description. That is why the optional description field matters more than its label suggests: it is the body of the page, and the meta descriptions across the catalog run from 9 characters to 358 with a median of 158.
The catalog around it is genuinely broad. Those 917 links point at 741 distinct destinations and 736 of those appear exactly once, so a listing here sits among individual products rather than in a wall of repeats.
Who runs it
Named on the record, on the homepage: "Business Tool Vault was acquired in 2024 and is proudly managed by Mario Peshev, the CEO of DevriX, a global B2B digital growth agency specializing in business growth and WordPress enterprise solutions."
Its listings link a row of sibling B2B directories, among them marketingseodirectory.com, ppcmarketinghub.com, topanalyticstools.com, topmarketingfunnels.com and allconsultingfirms.com, alongside b2becosystem.com. The site is built on Unicorn Platform, which is why its headers and robots.txt look identical to other directories built on the same tool.
The optional fields are the ones that get skipped.
A description, a logo and the right one of 26 categories is care that has to be spent per directory, or it is a box we tick on all thirty of them.
Business Tool Vault review: is a listing worth it?
Yes, and it is an easy one to say yes to. It is free, with no price or paid tier anywhere in the flow, the catalog is a real 918 entries deep, the 26 categories are specific enough that a narrow one describes you accurately, and of the 918 tool pages we saw 917 carry a plain link out with nothing attached to it.
Ahrefs rates the domain 6, so take this as an early position on a directory that is already large rather than as a heavyweight link. The part that decides what you get out of it is not whether you submit but how much of the optional half you bother to fill.
Four fields in. Eight fields worth it.
Free, no account, a form on the homepage. Name, category, URL and email are required; description, logo, video and Twitter are optional and are the whole visible half of your listing. 918 tools in the catalog, 26 categories, and of the 918 pages 917 carry a link out with no rel attribute. The whole catalog.
FAQ
Is Business Tool Vault free to submit to?
Yes. There is no price on the submission form or anywhere around it, no paid or featured tier for sale and no payment step in the flow. The Free and Premium pages on the site are filters on the tools themselves, splitting the catalog by what each product costs, rather than tiers you can buy.
Does a Business Tool Vault listing link to your site?
Yes, and with nothing attached to it. Of the 918 tool pages in the directory we saw 917 carry a link out to the product, and not one of those carries a rel attribute of any kind, so nofollow, sponsored and ugc are absent from the catalog. There is no redirect through their own domain and no tracking parameter added to your address.
What does the Business Tool Vault submission form ask for?
Eight fields, and only four are required: Tool Name, Tool Category, Tool Website URL and your email address. The other four are optional and they are the ones that shape the listing: a Tool Video Link for YouTube or Twitter, a Tool Twitter Handle, a Tool Description and a Tool Logo you drag and drop. The button reads Submit Tool.
Which optional fields should you actually fill?
The description and the logo, every time. The four required fields are all the form demands, but they describe nothing: a published listing shows the tool name, a subscription line, the category and then a description, and the descriptions in the catalog run to a median of 158 characters of meta description. Give them the paragraph, because it is the only description your listing can show.
What categories does Business Tool Vault offer?
Twenty-six, and the tail is where they get specific. The big ones are Startup Tools with 162 tools, Customer Support Tools with 97 and SEO Tools with 92, and the tail runs all the way down to Laravel Boilerplates and NextJS Boilerplates with one each. Pick the narrowest one that genuinely fits, because three tools describes you far more precisely than one of 162.
How big is the Business Tool Vault directory?
918 tool pages, and the 917 links we saw point at 741 distinct hosts, of which 736 appear exactly once. So this is a real catalog of individual products rather than the same names repeated.
Who runs Business Tool Vault?
Mario Peshev, and the site says so plainly: "Business Tool Vault was acquired in 2024 and is proudly managed by Mario Peshev, the CEO of DevriX, a global B2B digital growth agency specializing in business growth and WordPress enterprise solutions." Its listings link a row of sibling B2B directories including marketingseodirectory.com, ppcmarketinghub.com, topanalyticstools.com and allconsultingfirms.com, alongside b2becosystem.com.
Where is the Business Tool Vault submission form?
On the homepage rather than at its own address: /submit and /submit-tool both return 404, and the Submit Tool link in the navigation drops you to an anchor further down the front page. The form posts through the Unicorn Platform integration that writes each submission into a Google Sheet.
Does Submitator submit to Business Tool Vault?
Yes, it is on our list. The work here is in the optional half of the form and in picking the right one of 26 categories, which is exactly the sort of thing that gets skipped when you are filing thirty of these by hand. One payment, not a subscription: $29 for 30 directories, $49 for 60 and $79 for 100, with every DR shown before you choose. A rejection comes back as +1 directory, and there is a 30-day refund policy on the conditions in our terms.
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Thirty directories, filled in properly.
$29 covers thirty on one payment, picked by you from a rated list with the DR beside each. The optional fields get filled on every one of them, which is where most of the value in a listing actually sits.