Directory submissions with a Domain Rating we commit to.

Anything with a live website on its own domain that you can put the badge strip on. The catalogue is built around startup and product-launch platforms, software review sites and AI-tool directories, so a SaaS product, an app, a developer tool or an AI tool fits straightforwardly. A site we host on a Quillly subdomain is not a candidate, because Ahrefs reports the root domain's rating and that number would not be yours. We tell you what does not fit before you pay, and the checkout refuses rather than take money for an order it cannot service.

Complete your submission kit, put the badge strip on your landing page and run the check, then pay once — that freezes your Domain Rating, your target and the price. Our agent works the queue highest Domain Rating first and the last submission goes out inside 14 business days. Directories then review on their own schedule, days for some and weeks for others, and the guarantee is read 60 days after your order completes. While it runs, your dashboard shows the real wait — your position in the queue and the minutes left, computed from how long these particular directories actually take.

Domain Rating usually starts moving two to four weeks after the links exist, because search engines have to crawl and count them first. On the one real order we have, quillly.com went DR 12 to DR 19 in 6 days with 4 live listings — that is faster than typical and we do not sell it as typical. We publish the one result we have, with the listing count that produced it, rather than a range with no denominator.

Yes, at or below DR 20, as an absolute target rather than a jump: the table above says which Domain Rating we commit to for a site starting where yours does. It is read 60 days after your order completes, against the Domain Rating frozen when you paid, and reaching it once is enough — Ahrefs recalculates and we will not pretend to control that. Above DR 20 there is no target and no refund, because at that level Domain Rating moves on editorial links and directory listings do not supply them.

These are applications to directories, reviewed by them. It is not a link network and nothing is bought: we do not pay listing fees, and a directory that demands one leaves the plan rather than being quietly charged to you. We submit a deliberate mix of followed and nofollowed links across a wide range of directory Domain Rating, because an all-dofollow profile from a single source is a fingerprint, and category relevance comes first — a relevant DR 45 directory is worth more than an irrelevant DR 75 one, and it is likelier to be accepted.

The listings are yours and stay live whether the target lands or not, and they stay live after a refund too. But permanence is the directory’s to grant, not ours: one can remove a listing, close, or change its rules, and we re-fetch your listing pages and notice when one disappears. Several directories keep your link followed only while their badge is displayed on your site, and they re-check weekly — take the strip down and those links are demoted to nofollow. That is why the strip is required at checkout and checked daily afterwards.

The listing is yours and the content is your words, from your kit. The account that made it is ours: the agent signs up on a mailbox we run, plus-addressed per site, with a generated password stored encrypted that the model never sees. There is no self-serve credential handover today — getting the login for a specific directory is a support request. Stating that plainly is better than implying otherwise.

You are not charged for it twice and we do not submit a duplicate. The picker excludes every directory you already have a submitted or live listing on, every directory an open task already covers, and every directory we are blocked on, so your order is filled from directories you are not on. If the catalogue does not have enough left open for the size you want, the checkout refuses with the real number rather than selling you an order it cannot fill — counted against your site, not quoted as the 137-directory total.

If the minimum is not there, you choose: we keep submitting to further directories at no extra cost until the DR gain is reached. Or take a full refund of what you actually paid, for 30 days. Your listings stay live either way. The window runs from the measurement date; after it the refund lapses and the work does not — we never stop submitting for a site whose target we missed. A refund returns what you actually paid rather than the list price, closes the order’s guarantee and cancels its remaining tasks. Your listings and their badges stay live, and we say so before you confirm. Two limits, both stated before you pay and both checked in code: the refund is void if your badge strip was down for more than a fifth of the measurement window, if you move the site to a different domain or remove it from Quillly during the window, or if the payment is charged back — the extra submissions continue in each case — and there is one refund per account and per site, so a later order carries the target and the free extra work but not a second refund.