Free on Resource.fyi: Pick the Free Card, Then Pick Your Date.

Two buttons, one form

Under the home page heading, Submit Resource sits beside Browse All, and the header has a Submit button of its own. Both lead to resource.fyi/account/submit. Opened while you are signed out, that address redirects to /login first. The page is headed "Submit a Resource" over a single line: "Share your product or resource with our community."

Your own website owes Resource.fyi nothing: no badge goes on it, no reciprocal link either. The form skips logo and price fields too, and your first image does the job a logo would.

Autofill gives you a first draft

Above the fields sits an optional box, Autofill Details with AI, with the line "Enter your product's URL and we'll automatically fill in the details for you." Press Autofill and it fills in the title, subtitle, link, description and categories from your page. It also takes your page's share image as the first image.

Read what it writes before you keep it; the confirmation says the same thing: "Form filled successfully! Review and edit before submitting." And check your page's og:image first, the picture social sites show when your page is shared, because Autofill can make it the image your listing leads with.

Title and subtitle make your heading

The title field, "Resource or Product Title (Keep It Short)", takes 3 to 60 characters, and it does more than name the listing. In lower case, with hyphens where the spaces and symbols were, it becomes the page address: TailGrids lives at /products/tailgrids. It also starts the heading and the page title. The site's edit form keeps it fixed once the listing exists, so get the name right before you submit.

The subtitle, "Subtitle (Maximum 40 Characters)", needs at least 10. It follows the title after a hyphen in the heading, in the page title and in the title shown when the page is shared, so the TailGrids page reads "TailGrids - React Components, Blocks and Templates". Write it as the second half of one headline and use most of the 40.

An original description of 300 characters or more

The label states the terms: "Describe your product or resource. Content must be original, and we recommend at least 50 words." A counter under the box tracks those 50 words, and the form checks for at least 300 characters and fewer than 5,000. The editor handles headings, bold and italic, alignment and numbered or bulleted lists, so a long description can carry structure.

The opening gets reused. The first 136 characters become the listing's meta description (the text search results often show under the title) and the first 150 become the blurb on its card. Let the opening line tell a stranger what the product is and who should care, then move on to features and uses.

One to three images, best first

Under "Upload Images for Your Details Page" the form explains: "The first image will be used as your featured image. You can add up to three images, which will appear in the scroller on your details page." The size line follows, "(Recommended size: 1270 × 760 px; 2MB max per image)", and JPEG, PNG and WebP are accepted. A file over 2MB is turned away.

The first image works hardest: it leads the viewer on your page, it is the picture social sites show when the page is shared and it sits on your card in category lists. Make it a clear view of the product at 1270 × 760.

Click Free Submission, then choose the day

Three cards close the form. Premium Submission, $49 and marked "Great Value", lists an "Instant" review, "Featured for 7 days on the homepage and category page" and "All transactional emails and newsletters (currently 10k+ subscribers)". Express Submission, $5, lists an "Instant" review. Free Submission gives "7 Days" as its review and approval time.

The form starts with Premium selected and its button reading "Submit and Pay $49", so click the Free card yourself. The button turns into Submit for Free, and a Scheduled Publish Date block appears with a date seven days ahead already filled in. Change opens a month calendar, the "Review Calendar", with the rule printed beneath it: "Free submissions can only be scheduled 7 days or more from today."

Keep the suggested day or pick a later open one, then press Submit for Free. The site answers "Your product has been submitted successfully!" The route is well used: 612 listings carry a September 2026 publish date from that calendar.

What the listing page gives you

Every listing lives at its own address, resource.fyi/products/ followed by your title, open to search engines and canonical to itself. Your title and subtitle form the heading. Beneath the image viewer come your description, with its formatting kept, and buttons to share the page on X, Pinterest, LinkedIn and Facebook. An Upvote button collects readers' votes and structured data describes the listing as a SoftwareApplication. Each category you chose lists it on that category's page.

The Visit Site button is the page's own link to your product. It opens your submitted address with ?ref=resource.fyi added, so those visits are easy to pick out in your analytics. Its rel attribute includes ugc, the value for user-generated links, which Google treats as a hint and generally passes no ranking credit through. That was true of all 238 listing pages we read, and the Free card says as much with the cross beside Dofollow Link. Count the Visit Site button as a source of visitors on an indexable page, not as a followed backlink.

Our side: the free card, every field filled

Customers who choose Resource.fyi in their dashboard are filed on the Free Submission card with every field filled. The description is written for Resource.fyi alone, original as its label asks and within its limits. The image is cut to the 1270 × 760 the form recommends.

Your directories are filed on our timetable: our terms give 2 to 3 days as the goal for the whole package and bind us to 21 days after purchase at the latest. A rejection anywhere in your plan earns you a replacement: one extra directory joins your selection, and you choose which.

Resource.fyi review: list it and fill every field

Yes, list it. The free route is real and open about itself: the calendar shows its days, the date is yours to choose and the form prints the image size it wants. Autofill gives you a start, the editor gives the description structure and the page that results is open to indexing under your own title. Write the description with care, lead with your strongest image and click the Free card before you press the button.