Four Fields to Send, Four Criteria to Be Scored On.
LiteWorker is one of the directories we submit customers to. What follows is liteworker.ai, its form and its listings, read on 2 October 2026.
LiteWorker is a directory of AI tools built out of reviews. Its 566 listings are written reviews: each names a best feature and an audience, and most add a percentage rating, a mark out of ten for each of four weighted criteria and a plan-by-plan pricing breakdown. The site puts its purpose plainly: "Our mission is to make AI more accessible and approachable for everyone."
Getting a tool in front of it costs nothing. The form sits on the About page and asks for four things, with no account, logo or badge involved. Only one of them takes any thought: a required box headed "Tell us a bit about yourself".
Pick LiteWorker among your directories and that box is ours to write.
| Criterion | Weight | What it weighs |
|---|---|---|
| Usefulness | 40% | Practical value in solving the problem it is built for |
| Usability | 30% | Ease of use, interface design and overall experience |
| Uniqueness | 20% | Innovative aspects and distinctive features |
| Pricing | 10% | Cost-effectiveness, clarity and value of the tiers |
Every listing page read on 2 October 2026 sends readers on through two Try It Out buttons. Neither carries a rel attribute, so both links are followed, and both go straight to the tool with no redirect. Nearly all carry utm_source=liteworker.ai, so the visits they send arrive labelled in the tool's analytics.
LiteWorker at a glance
| What you get | LiteWorker |
|---|---|
| Price to list | Free; no paid placement on offer |
| Where to submit | A four-field form on the About page |
| Account to create | None |
| Wanted from your site | Nothing at all |
| Listing format | A written review scored on four criteria |
| Link to your tool | Followed, 160 of 160 on 80 pages |
| Filed under | 73 categories, plus 71 audience tags |
| Domain Rating | 2 on our checker |
| Filed for you by Submitator | The about box written, email entered, from $29 |
Per liteworker.ai, its home page, /about/ (where the WPForms submit form lives), /scoring-system-2/, /featured/featured-ai-tools/, its sitemaps, its WordPress REST API and 80 of its 566 tool pages at /ai_tools/<slug>/, the 50 newest and 30 spread across the rest, read on 2 October 2026; nothing was submitted. The four fields are quoted from the form's markup and match our founder's screenshot of it taken the same day. The 566 published tools carry publication dates from 13 April 2023 to 16 August 2024; what follows a sent form, whether a confirmation, an email or a timescale, was not observed. Each of the 80 pages points to its tool through two Try It Out buttons with no rel attribute and no redirect: 160 links, none nofollow, sponsored or ugc, 154 of them carrying utm_source=liteworker.ai, all in the served HTML, with meta robots "index, follow" and a canonical to the page itself; two pages re-fetched with a Googlebot user agent carried the same links, and the robots rules disallow nothing. The listing layout is read from the tool pages and the weights and their definitions from /scoring-system-2/. Domain Rating is Ahrefs' figure via submitator.com/domain-rating-checker, which returned 2. Submitator's founder states that we submit customers to LiteWorker and write a unique description for each directory, and separately that the customer gives us their email and we enter it. Starter is $29 for 30 directories, Growth $49 for 60 and Scale $79 for 100, each paid once and chosen in the dashboard; a rejected submission is credited back as another directory to choose, and refunds follow the 30-day conditions in our terms.
A form on the About page
Submitting happens on the About page. The Submit Tool link in the menu leads to its last section, where the heading asks "Want to submit an AI tool?" and the line under it says "Fill out the form below to get started with us." The same form sits on the scoring page, and every listing carries an Upload an AI Tool button that leads back to it.
Four fields: a name, which is optional, then an email, a website and the box about yourself, all three required. Nothing asks for a logo, a category, a price or a screenshot. No sign-up comes first either.
One box carries the product
The label asks about you, but a LiteWorker listing is about the tool: its best feature, who it is perfect for, what each pricing tier costs and how it does on usefulness, usability, uniqueness and price. None of that has a field of its own, so the box headed "Tell us a bit about yourself" is the only place to put it.
A line on who you are, then the tool: the problem it solves, how someone uses it, the one feature that sets it apart, the people it suits and the plans with their prices. That order follows the matrix, where usefulness and usability carry 70% of the score between them. There is no limit on length, but every sentence should hand the reviewer a fact.
What a listing page holds
A typical listing opens with the tool's name, a one-line summary, a price label and the Try It Out button. Below come "BEST FEATURE" and "PERFECT FOR", then "OUR RATING" as a percentage with a verdict, a mark out of ten for each of the four criteria with a paragraph apiece, a plan-by-plan pricing section and a conclusion, before the button appears a second time.
The main image is a screenshot, and the form has no image field. Listings are filed under 73 categories, from text-to-voice to image editing. They are also tagged for 71 audiences, from students to podcasters.
The about box, written by us
Customers who choose LiteWorker get that box written for this directory alone, not copied from another listing. It is the one place the form takes the facts a LiteWorker listing prints: the feature, the audience, the pricing tiers and what the tool is for.
The email field gets the address you give us and the website field your tool's address. We send the form as part of your plan.
LiteWorker review: the short answer
Worth the four fields. It is free and wants no badge or link back, and every listing read links out through a followed button. It belongs in the volume part of a link profile, next to the other directories you tick in your plan.
How to submit to LiteWorker, step by step
- 1
Open the About page
Use Submit Tool in the menu, or the Upload an AI Tool button on any listing, and scroll to the heading “Want to submit an AI tool?”
- 2
Add a name and your email
The name is optional. The email is required, and it is the only contact detail the form takes.
- 3
Enter the website
The address the Try It Out button should open, usually your homepage. The field takes plain text, so check it twice before sending.
- 4
Fill the box about yourself
One line on the maker, then the problem it solves, how it is used, the standout feature, the audience and the pricing tiers.
- 5
Press Submit
No account, no fee and no badge. The form sends from the page itself.
- 6
Or leave the box to Submitator
We write it for LiteWorker, enter the email you give us and send the form as part of your plan.
$0 here. $29 for the thirty you have not filled in yet.
One payment, every directory named in your dashboard with its Domain Rating on the card, text written for each one and the ones you tick filed for you.
Four fields, scored reviews, tagged links.
LiteWorker takes AI tools through a four-field form on its About page, costs nothing and wants nothing on your own site. Its listings are written reviews scored on four weighted criteria, each pointing readers to the tool through a followed Try It Out button, nearly always tagged utm_source=liteworker.ai. We write the about box and enter your email: $0 here, $29 for thirty. The whole catalog.
FAQ
Is LiteWorker free?
Yes. Submitting is a four-field form with no fee and no account, and nothing on the site sells a placement or a faster review.
Is LiteWorker dofollow?
Yes, on all 80 listing pages read on 2 October 2026. Each one links straight to its tool from two Try It Out buttons with no rel attribute and no redirect in between, nearly always tagged utm_source=liteworker.ai. None of the 160 links carries nofollow, sponsored or ugc.
Where is LiteWorker's form?
On the About page, under the heading “Want to submit an AI tool?”, at liteworker.ai/about/#submit-tool. Every listing also has an “Upload an AI Tool” button that leads there.
Which fields does LiteWorker's form have?
Four things: a name (optional), an email, a website and a required box headed “Tell us a bit about yourself”. There is no logo, category or pricing field.
How does LiteWorker score a tool?
On a published matrix of four weighted criteria: usefulness at 40%, usability at 30%, uniqueness at 20% and pricing at 10%. A typical listing shows the overall rating as a percentage, with a mark out of ten and a paragraph for each criterion.
Does LiteWorker ask anything of my site?
No. Nothing on the form, and nothing elsewhere on liteworker.ai, asks for a badge, a link or any other mark on yours.
What is LiteWorker's Domain Rating?
2, as read from Ahrefs through our checker on 2 October 2026. The Try It Out links are followed and present in the served HTML, and the site's robots rules disallow nothing.
Does Submitator submit to LiteWorker?
Yes, it is on the list you choose from in your dashboard. We write the “about yourself” box for LiteWorker alone, not copied from another directory. The email you hand us goes in too. Thirty directories cost $29.
More submit-to guides.
LiteWorker is free. Thirty directories are $29, each one measured.
One payment. Each directory is named with its Domain Rating on the card before you choose it, badges are installed and kept live where one is wanted and a rejection is swapped for another directory.