For agencies & services
Agency directories are where buyers shortlist an agency or consultant, on review sites like Clutch and in the partner directories that software platforms run. Start with the free ones that give a dofollow link, then add the partner directory for any platform you build on.
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Directories a service business can join for free, each with a dofollow or mixed link. Best Domain Rank first.
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A public Page for a business on Facebook, which carries an address, hours, a website link and customer reviews. Any kind of business can create one, with or without a storefront.
The listing shown in Google Search and Google Maps for a business with a physical location or a defined service area. It holds the business's name, address, hours, categories, photos and reviews.
Google's directory of agencies that run Google Ads, shown through the Partner program. Agencies that meet the program criteria appear with a badge and a company profile.
Needs partner approvalThe company page on LinkedIn, tied to a personal account. It carries a description, website, size, location and posts.
Shopify's public directory of agencies, freelancers and developers who work for merchants. Partners are invited to publish a profile once they reach the Select tier of the Partner Program, and the profile shows the partner's contact button and website.
Needs partner approvalMost software platforms keep a public list of agencies and developers who work on their product. Qualifying partners get a profile with a link to their own site, and tiers are usually based on client work or revenue.
Needs partner approvalA BBB profile lists a business's contact details, complaint history and rating. The page lets you claim a free profile or ask for a new one to be created, and a separate paid accreditation is sold on top.
Microsoft's listing tool for Bing Search, Bing Maps and the Microsoft apps that reuse Bing's local data. You can import an existing Google Business Profile or enter the details by hand, and a business without a storefront can set a service area.
Adobe's portfolio network for designers and creative studios. A free profile can show a website link and projects, and studios often use it to get found by clients.
Wix's marketplace for hiring freelancers and agencies who build Wix and Wix Studio sites. Partners add services and rates to a profile page that shows a website link.
Needs partner approvalIndustry-specific directories exist for most niches, such as vegan businesses, home design pros or wedding vendors. Businesses in the niche list there.
A company database where a registered user can add a profile for a company. The profile includes a website field, description, founders and funding.
The online directory that grew out of the printed Yellow Pages, with listings by city and category. A claim form checks whether the business is already listed, then collects an owner name and email.
A directory of agencies and B2B service providers with client reviews and ranked category lists. A basic company profile is free, and website links from directory pages are limited to paid verified tiers.
An agency directory with category ranking pages and a profile for each agency. Marketing, design, development and consulting firms can list a profile with portfolio items and a website button.
Framer's directory of agencies and freelancers who build sites in Framer. Each expert has a profile page with a website link, featured projects and contact options.
Needs partner approvalWebflow's directory of freelancers and agencies that build client sites in Webflow. Certified Partners are matched with clients looking for Webflow help and get a public profile.
Needs partner approvalVercel's public list of agencies and consultancies that build on its platform, sorted by tier. Each partner page links to the company's own site.
Needs partner approvalResearch firm directory covering software and the agencies that build it. The free plan includes a vetted public profile and reviews, and a Pro plan adds visibility.
A private national business directory, not a local chamber, that lists businesses by city and category. The home page has an Add Your Business link, and the site also sells promotional upgrades.
Zapier's directory of consultants and agencies that build automations for clients. Each partner page has reviews, services and call-to-action buttons that link to the partner's own site.
Needs partner approvalRegional newspapers, TV stations and hyperlocal news sites run a business directory or a free list in print and online. Basic entries are often free, and the paper sells enhanced listings and ads on top.
A global directory of web, app, design and marketing agencies, organised by service and city. Each company gets a profile with services, hourly rate range, reviews and a website button.
A networking site where small business owners create a profile tied to their city and recommend each other. Each business gets a public page under a city path, and the site sells promotion on top of the free profile.
HubSpot's directory of agencies and consultants that sell services around HubSpot. Partners appear after joining the Solutions Partner Program and get a listing page with services and certifications.
Needs partner approvalDomain Rank is a 0 to 100 authority score from a third-party backlink index, refreshed monthly. It uses the same scale as Ahrefs DR, but the two numbers won't match exactly. Last checked November 2026.
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46 of the 51 directories for agencies and services here let you list for free, though some sell paid upgrades. 12 give a dofollow or mixed link, and all of them are free. Start here picks the best of them.
Yes, for most of them. Add your website at the top of this page and every directory gets a prompt with your details filled in. Paste one into an AI agent that can use a web browser. The prompt tells it to stop at captchas, phone checks and payment screens and hand those back to you.
If you build on that platform, yes. People browsing a partner directory already use the tool and want help with it. Most programs only list partners that meet a tier, based on client work, certifications or revenue, so each one here is marked "Needs partner approval".