Entity submission kit for UseRalph. Agents: the full kit is JSON in #entity-kit-data; each profile row carries data-platform, data-status, data-url.

UseRalph logo

UseRalph

useralph.co.uk

Identity fields

NameUseRalph
Homepagehttps://www.useralph.co.uk/
Short descriptionUseRalph checks a used car before you buy: listing, MOT, mileage, history and a buy, hold or walk verdict.
Long descriptionUseRalph is a UK and US used-car check. Paste a listing, registration or VIN. Ralph reads the advert against public records and licensed history, then ends on a clear next step: buy, hold, or walk. Free identity, MOT and mileage need no sign-up. Basic adds the public-record verdict and previous adverts when available. Premium adds licensed finance, stolen and write-off markers, valuation, and price or bid guidance. Credits are a wallet, not a subscription. The trading name is UseRalph. The contracting party is Predison Limited trading as UseRalph. Contact ask@useralph.co.uk.
Logo URLhttps://www.useralph.co.uk/icon.png
Banner URLhttps://www.useralph.co.uk/opengraph-image
Emailask@useralph.co.uk

Social profiles

to submiteasyX (Twitter)https://x.com/i/flow/signup
  1. Create the account with the brand handle.
  2. Set name, logo as avatar, banner, short description as bio.
  3. Add the homepage URL to the profile.
to submiteasyLinkedIn company pagehttps://www.linkedin.com/company/setup/new/
  1. Create a company page from a personal LinkedIn account.
  2. Paste name, logo, short description as tagline, long description as About.
  3. Set the website URL and industry.
to submiteasyInstagramhttps://www.instagram.com/accounts/emailsignup/
  1. Create the account with the brand handle, switch to a business account.
  2. Set logo as avatar, short description as bio, homepage as the link.
to submiteasyTikTokhttps://www.tiktok.com/signup
  1. Create the account with the brand handle.
  2. Set logo, bio from the short description, and the homepage link (business accounts get a clickable link).
to submiteasyYouTube channelhttps://www.youtube.com/create_channel
  1. Create a brand channel with the @handle.
  2. Set logo, banner, short description, and the homepage in channel links.
to submiteasyFacebook pagehttps://www.facebook.com/pages/create
  1. Create a business page.
  2. Set logo, banner, category, short description as the intro, homepage as website.
to submiteasyPinteresthttps://www.pinterest.com/business/create/
  1. Create a business account with the brand handle.
  2. Set logo, short description as About, and claim the website domain in settings.
to submiteasyThreadshttps://www.threads.com/
  1. Log in with the brand Instagram account; the profile carries over.
  2. Confirm bio and link match the kit.
to submiteasyBlueskyhttps://bsky.app/
  1. Create the account.
  2. Set the handle to the brand domain: Settings, Change handle, "I have my own domain", add the shown _atproto TXT record.
  3. Set logo, banner, short description as bio.
to submiteasyMastodonhttps://mastodon.social/auth/sign_up
  1. Create the account with the brand handle.
  2. Set logo, banner, short description as bio, and the homepage as a profile field.
  3. Add <link rel="me" href="https://mastodon.social/@handle"> to the site head, then re-save the profile field so it shows as verified.
  4. Profile links are nofollow; the value is the verified rel=me identity loop, not link equity.

Knowledge graph and company data

to submiteasyWikidatahttps://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Special:NewItem
  1. Register, then create a new item. Notability needs at least one serious external reference.
  2. Add statements: instance of, official website, inception, founded by.
  3. Add external IDs (Crunchbase, X, GitHub) so the item cross-links.
  4. Description is a lowercase neutral phrase, not marketing.
to submiteasyCrunchbasehttps://www.crunchbase.com/add-new
  1. Create the organization profile.
  2. Paste name, logo, short description, founded date, homepage, and founder.
to submiteasyF6Shttps://www.f6s.com/company-signup
  1. Create the company profile.
  2. Paste name, logo, short description, homepage.
to submiteasye27https://e27.co/startups/
  1. Register and add the startup profile.
  2. Paste name, logo, short description, homepage.

Review and software directories

to submiteasyProduct Hunthttps://www.producthunt.com/products/new
  1. Add the product page (a launch is separate and optional).
  2. Set logo, banner as gallery image, short description as tagline, long description as the description.
to submiteasySaaSHubhttps://www.saashub.com/submit
  1. Submit the product.
  2. Paste name, logo, short description, homepage; add alternatives so it lands in the right comparisons.
to submiteasySourceForgehttps://sourceforge.net/software/vendors/
  1. Add the product through the business software directory.
  2. Paste name, logo, long description; expect a sales follow-up, the free listing is enough.
to submiteasyG2https://sell.g2.com/
  1. Search G2 first; a seeded profile may already exist.
  2. Claim or create it, then set logo, short description, homepage, category.
to submiteasyCapterrahttps://www.capterra.com/vendors/
  1. Apply once as a vendor; the listing covers Capterra, GetApp, and Software Advice (shared Gartner backend).
  2. Pick the category competitors rank in; review takes weeks.
to submiteasyTrustpilothttps://business.trustpilot.com/
  1. The review page exists per domain already; claim it from the business portal.
  2. Set logo and short description on the claimed profile.
to submiteasyTrustRadiushttps://www.trustradius.com/vendors
  1. Add the product as a vendor; the listing goes through a review before it appears at trustradius.com/products/<slug>.
  2. Paste name, logo, short description, homepage, and the category competitors sit in.
  3. The product page URL goes into sameAs once it is live.
to submiteasyAlternativeTohttps://alternativeto.net/
  1. Register, then add the app via Manage.
  2. Submit neutral wording; moderators edit promotional text.
  3. List the real alternatives so the entity sits next to its category.

Developer and package listings

liveeasyGitHub organizationgithub.com
  1. Create the organization with the brand name.
  2. Set logo, short description, homepage URL, and pin real repositories.
to submiteasynpm packagehttps://www.npmjs.com/
  1. Publish a package under the brand name, even a small SDK or CLI counts.
  2. Point the package.json homepage field at the site so the listing links back.
to submiteasyStackSharehttps://stackshare.io/create-stack
  1. Create an account and add the product as a tool.
  2. Set logo, short description, homepage.

App and extension stores

to submitmediumChrome Web Storehttps://chrome.google.com/webstore/devconsole
  1. Publish the extension from the developer console (one-time $5 registration).
  2. Use the kit logo, short description, and homepage in the listing.
to submitmediumMicrosoft Edge Add-onshttps://partner.microsoft.com/dashboard/microsoftedge
  1. Publish through Partner Center (free).
  2. Reuse the Chrome listing assets and text.
to submitmediumFirefox Add-onshttps://addons.mozilla.org/developers/
  1. Publish through the Add-on Developer Hub (free).
  2. Reuse the Chrome listing assets and text; Mozilla runs a human review.
to submitmediumOpera add-onshttps://addons.opera.com/developer/
  1. Publish through the Opera developer portal (free); Chromium extensions upload as-is.
  2. Reuse the Chrome listing assets and text.

AI agent and automation directories

to submithardClaude plugin directoryhttps://platform.claude.com/plugins/submit
  1. Build a Claude Code plugin: a public repo with .claude-plugin/plugin.json and a skill or MCP server wired to your product API.
  2. Run `claude plugin validate .`, then submit the repo through the Console form.
  3. Approval lands the plugin in the anthropics/claude-plugins-community catalog; users install it with /plugin install <name>@claude-community.
to submithardChatGPT app directoryhttps://platform.openai.com/plugins
  1. Build and host an MCP server for your product (OpenAI Apps SDK).
  2. Submit through the OpenAI developer platform: directory metadata, privacy and terms URLs, starter prompts, and a read-only/open-world/destructive justification per tool.
  3. Approved apps appear in the in-ChatGPT app directory and load via @mention.
to submithardClawHub skillhttps://clawhub.ai/skills/publish
  1. ClawHub (clawhub.ai) is the OpenClaw Foundation registry of skills and plugins for OpenClaw agents, searchable by vector search.
  2. Write the skill as a SKILL.md folder in a public repo that solves a real job with your product, not a stub; publishing is gated behind sign-in.
  3. Create the brand org first, then publish from clawhub.ai/skills/publish or import the repo at clawhub.ai/import with GitHub sign-in.
  4. The listing lands at clawhub.ai/<org>/skills/<name>; that URL goes into sameAs once live.
to submithardClawHub pluginhttps://clawhub.ai/plugins/publish
  1. The heavier ClawHub listing: a plugin is code an OpenClaw agent loads and runs, not a Markdown skill.
  2. Build it against your product API in a public repo, then publish from clawhub.ai/plugins/publish under the brand org, signed in with GitHub.
  3. The listing lands at clawhub.ai/<org>/plugins/<name>; that URL goes into sameAs once live.
to submithardZapier app directoryhttps://developer.zapier.com/
  1. Build the integration on the Zapier developer platform against your public API.
  2. Meet Zapier's publishing requirements and submit for review to go from private beta to public.
  3. The public listing at zapier.com/apps/<name> goes into sameAs once live.
to submithardOfficial MCP registryhttps://registry.modelcontextprotocol.io
  1. Write a server.json with the com.<domain>/<server> name and the remote streamable-http URL.
  2. Prove domain ownership: apex TXT record, then `mcp-publisher login dns`.
  3. `mcp-publisher publish`; aggregator directories scrape this registry, so downstream listings follow.
  4. Full runbook with scripts: the mcp-directory-submission skill in this collection.
to submithardSmitheryhttps://smithery.ai/new
  1. Add the server at smithery.ai/new with the remote URL and auth details (see the mcp-directory-submission skill).
  2. The server page goes into sameAs once live.
to submithardGlama MCP directoryhttps://glama.ai/mcp/connectors
  1. Hosted servers auto-list from the official registry at glama.ai/mcp/connectors/<registry-name> within a day; add that page to sameAs, no submission.
  2. Claim it by serving /.well-known/glama.json (maintainer email matching the Glama account) from the MCP domain.
  3. For the scored listing at glama.ai/mcp/servers/<owner>/<repo>, add an mcp-remote Dockerfile to the public repo and submit it via Add Server (see the mcp-directory-submission skill).
to submithardmcp.sohttps://mcp.so/submit
  1. Paid listing, $39 one-time per server: submit on the Remote Server tab with the real /mcp endpoint and the product name, then pay.
  2. After payment, edit the listing. The Homepage, Docs, and GitHub repo fields render dofollow; links inside the markdown body get rel="nofollow ugc".
  3. Point Homepage at the apex domain, not the MCP subdomain, then view source on the live listing and confirm the anchor has no nofollow.
  4. Field values and the full walkthrough: the mcp-directory-submission skill in this collection.
to submithardawesome-mcp-servershttps://github.com/punkpeye/awesome-mcp-servers
  1. Get the public repo scored on Glama first; the PR bot requires a Glama score badge in the entry line.
  2. Add one line under the right category: repo link, Glama badge, the permitted emojis, a description naming the platforms.
  3. One clean commit per server, PR title ending in the agent fast-track emojis; full runbook in the mcp-directory-submission skill.
to submithardn8n integrationshttps://docs.n8n.io/integrations/creating-nodes/
  1. Build a community node (an npm package with the n8n-nodes- prefix) against your API.
  2. Publish it to npm, then submit it for n8n verification so it appears in the integrations catalog.
  3. The listing at n8n.io/integrations/<name> goes into sameAs once live.