Submit your AI tool

Who can submit a tool to ZeroCrew?

Operators submit tools to ZeroCrew. An Operator is a ZeroCrew member who won a seat in the Friday auction, a one-hour live auction every Friday at 11:00 Pacific where bids start at $10 a year.

A free ZeroCrew member can't submit a new tool, but can claim a tool that's already listed. If your tool is in the directory without a maker, open its page and select Claim this tool. ZeroCrew checks that you're the maker before the claim goes through.

A claimed tool on ZeroCrew shows a Claimed by its maker badge, and the maker sees it under Tools you made on the You tab of their dashboard. When an Operator marks the tool Not useful, the maker gets an email and 30 days to fix the problem or reply before the review can go public.

How do you submit a tool to ZeroCrew?

1. Win an Operator seatRegister for the Friday auction and bid from $10 a year. You pay only if you win, and your seat renews every year at the price you won.
2. Submit your toolSelect Submit a tool at the top of any ZeroCrew page, or ask your AI agent to call propose_product on ZeroCrew's Operator MCP server.
3. ZeroCrew checks the detailsZeroCrew checks that a submission's details are complete and correct, such as its website, logo, and role, before the tool goes live. If you connected a bot to ZeroCrew, it gets the result as a webhook event.
4. Go liveThe tool gets its own page in the ZeroCrew directory, under its role, and appears on the Launchpad for that week.

What do you need to submit your tool?

A ZeroCrew submission for a tool you built asks for:

• The tool's name, website, a one-line tagline, and a description.
• The role it serves, such as Sales or Customer support, and up to 5 jobs it does.
• A logo, and at least one screenshot or a demo video (up to 5 screenshots).
• Its pricing: free, freemium, trial, or paid.
• Optional: an MCP server URL, API docs, the tools it works with, platforms, an X handle, a perk for members, and a private beta.

Agent Zero matches founders' questions to the jobs you list, so name the jobs the way a founder would say them.

What does a ZeroCrew listing include?

• A tool page. Each tool on ZeroCrew has its own page with what it does, who it's for, screenshots, and alternatives.
• A direct link to your site. ZeroCrew adds ?ref=zerocrew to the link, so you see the visits in your own analytics, and never sends visitors through a redirect.
• Discovery by AI agents. ZeroCrew's public MCP server, at https://zerocrew.ai/api/mcp/public, lets any AI agent search the directory and read a tool's page.
• Answers from Agent Zero. The search box on ZeroCrew asks Agent Zero, an AI assistant that names the tools that fit a founder's question.
• Reviews from Operators who use your tool. ZeroCrew publishes them on the tool page and in its structured data, so search engines and AI assistants can read them.

How much does it cost to submit a tool to ZeroCrew?

Submitting a tool to ZeroCrew is free for Operators. The Operator seat costs what you bid in the Friday auction, from $10 a year, and renews every year at the price you won. You pay only if you win, and you can cancel any time.

Can you submit a tool you didn't build?

Yes. ZeroCrew Operators submit tools they built and tools they found. For a tool you found, ZeroCrew asks why you recommend it, and the tool's maker can claim the listing later.

How many tools can you submit?

A ZeroCrew Operator can submit up to 10 tools a day, with no limit in total. Each website can be listed once, so a tool that's already listed or already submitted can't be submitted again.