App stores where you can list your product

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Chrome Web StoreOur pickChrome Web Store is a directory of Chrome extensions and themes. It lists Browser extensions for Chrome, Chrome themes, and productivity and AI extensions.
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Shopify App StoreOur pickShopify App Store lists Shopify apps for marketing, store design and fulfillment. It lists marketing and conversion apps and store design apps.
Price not confirmedNot known yetOnline, no dated listings found

Before you submit to an app store

App stores are where people install apps and extensions, such as the Chrome Web Store. If your product lives there, the listing is how people get it.

An app store listing puts your product where people already search for a tool to install, and a good listing keeps bringing installs long after launch day. It only fits when your product is built for the store: a browser extension for the Chrome Web Store, an app that works with Shopify for the Shopify App Store.

Start with the store your product already runs in, and submit early, since a review can hold up a launch date. For a web app with no extension or integration, Launch boards and Product directories fit better.

How to do it well

  • Read the store's review rules first; most rejections come from missing one.
  • Write the listing for someone searching the store, with the job it does in the first line.
  • Add clear screenshots of the product in use, not just your logo.
  • Submit early, since reviews can take days, then plan the launch around the approval.

How to get through app store review

Review is where most launches slip. A few habits make it shorter.

  • Ask only for the permissions the product needs, and say in the listing why it needs each one.
  • Make sure the product does what the listing says, and nothing it does not say.
  • Give the reviewer a test account and short steps if anything sits behind a sign-in.
  • If you are rejected, fix exactly what the message names and resubmit; arguing rarely helps.

Questions founders ask

Should I list my product on the Chrome Web Store?

Yes, if your product works as a browser extension. People search the store for a tool to install, so a clear listing can bring installs every day. A web app with no extension does not belong there.

How long does Chrome Web Store review take?

It varies. A simple extension often clears in a few days, while one that asks for broad permissions can take longer. Our record has no review time the store states, so plan for a wait.

What does it cost to publish on an app store?

Usually a developer account fee. Chrome asks for a one-time registration fee, and most stores also take a share of paid sales. Check each store's own developer pages for the current amounts, since our records do not state them.

How do I get my Shopify app approved?

Meet its review rules before you submit. Shopify's pages say each app goes through a 100-checkpoint review before it is listed, so test the install, the billing and the uninstall the way a merchant would.

Do app store listings help SEO?

Not through links. We have not read the links on these listings. The listing page itself can rank for your product's name and for searches inside the store, which is where most installs come from.

Should I list on an app store before I launch?

Yes, so the listing is approved by launch day. Submit a week or more ahead, then send launch traffic to the store page once it is live.

Why was my extension rejected?

Usually for permissions it does not explain, a description that does not match what it does, or more than one unrelated purpose in one extension. The rejection message names the rule; fix that and resubmit.

Can a SaaS product be listed on an app store?

Only through something built for the store, such as a browser extension or a Shopify app that connects to your product. The store lists the extension or the app, and it links people to your product from there.

Related

Launch boards to launch your startup onReview sites where you can list your softwareWhere to launch before your product is liveProduct directories to list your startup in
Claim a listing
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Claim this listing

Claiming is free. It lets you correct the details we cannot see from outside, so founders get the right picture before they submit.

What you can do

  • Correct the facts we cannot measure: the price, the submit link, review time, whether a badge or an account is needed, whether you take products before launch and the one-line description.
  • Each fact you confirm shows "Confirmed by owner" on your listing.
  • Get a "Listed on LaunchList" badge for your site, if you want one.

What it does not change

  • Your rank. Claiming never moves you up or down.
  • What we measure stays ours: whether the site is alive, whether its link counts and its newest listing.

How we check it is you

Use an email at the site's own domain, such as you@chromewebstore.google.com. No address there? Tick the DNS option and we will give you a TXT record to add. We check each claim by hand, usually within a few days.

It should end in @chromewebstore.google.com.