StackShare at a glance
- Listing price
- Free
- Domain rating
- DR 79
- Backlink or badge
- Not required
- Email confirmation
- Yes, by link or code
- Time to go live
- Email verification usually takes minutes; GitHub verification is instant.
What StackShare is and who it's for
StackShare is a platform for discovering and sharing technology stacks from companies around the world. It hosts a large catalog of developer and AI tools, organized by categories like Languages, Frameworks, DevOps, and AI. Users can browse trending tools, view alternatives, and see what stacks companies use. The site emphasizes community contributions and verified tool listings.
Developers, engineering leaders, and technical founders researching tools and stacks for their projects.
It lists
- Developer tools
- AI tools and models
- SaaS products for engineering teams
- Open source projects
- Cloud services and infrastructure
- APIs and utilities
How to submit to StackShare, step by step
To get a tool listed, you must first claim an existing tool page or have one created. Claiming is free and requires verifying ownership via email or GitHub.
Find or create your tool page
Search StackShare for your tool. If it exists, go to its page. If not, you may need to request listing through support or community channels, as there is no open add-tool form.
Click 'Claim this tool'
On your tool's page, click the 'Claim this tool' button to start the verification process.
Choose a verification method
Select either email verification (using an email at your tool's domain) or GitHub repository verification (requires admin or maintain permissions).
Complete verification
For email, click the verification link sent to your inbox. For GitHub, connect your GitHub account and grant permissions; verification is instant if you have sufficient access.
Receive verified badge
Once verified, your tool gets a verified badge, indicating the page is officially managed by your team.
What the StackShare form asks for
| Field | Limits and format |
|---|---|
| Email address at tool's domain | For email verification, must be at the tool's official domain (e.g., team@yourtool.com) |
| GitHub account connection | For GitHub verification, requires admin or maintain permissions on the repository |
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StackShare pricing: free vs paid
| Option | Price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Tool listing and verification | Free | Claiming and verifying your tool, verified badge, listing on StackShare |
Why StackShare submissions get rejected or stall
- Verification fails if you cannot prove ownership via email at the tool's domain or GitHub admin/maintain permissions.
- Verification can be revoked if the tool is sold or transferred without updating ownership.
- Verification can be revoked if community guidelines are violated.
- Verification can be revoked if information becomes significantly outdated or misleading.
Tips for a listing that gets approved
- Ensure your tool's website URL is correctly set on the listing before claiming.
- Use email verification if your tool has its own domain; use GitHub verification for open source tools without a custom domain.
- If you don't have access to email or GitHub, contact support with proof of your official role (team page, LinkedIn, public announcements).
- Keep your tool information current after verification to maintain the badge.
Our take on StackShare
StackShare is worth submitting to if you have a developer or AI tool and want to increase visibility among technical audiences. The process is free but requires claiming an existing listing or getting one created, and verification is straightforward if you have domain email or GitHub access. Expect a quick turnaround once you can prove ownership.
StackShare FAQ
How much does it cost to list a tool on StackShare?
Listing and verification are completely free.
How long does verification take?
Email verification usually takes minutes; GitHub verification is instant.
Do I need an account to claim a tool?
Yes, you need to be logged in to claim a tool, and for GitHub verification you must connect your GitHub account.
Can I verify a tool I didn't create?
Only official team members can verify a tool. You must have access to an email at the tool's domain or admin/maintain permissions on the GitHub repository.
What if my tool doesn't have its own domain?
Use GitHub repository verification if your tool is open source. Your tool's website URL must point to a GitHub repository.
Checked against StackShare's own pages on Oct 24, 2026: stackshare.io, stackshare.io/docs/tools/verification. Directories change their forms and prices; the submit page has the final word.
