Finding opportunities

What the directory shows

Every listed site in the directory has been measured, and its card tells you how it got in: its owner proved the domain, a reseller listed it as inventory, or the team made an exception below the thresholds. Your own sites are never shown to you.

Each result gives you the domain, the country most of its traffic comes from, Authority Score, organic traffic, up to three niches, and the owner's name. Opening a result adds the spam score, every niche, the kinds of collaboration that site offers, the owner's role, country and bio, and any notes they wrote.

The domain is visible from the start. There is nothing hidden behind a contact, no reveal after payment, and no blurred name. You can see what you are considering before you spend anything on reaching out.

Filtering

Everyone can filter by niche, by the kind of collaboration on offer, and by whether the member is currently available.

Filtering by Authority Score, by organic traffic and by traffic country is part of premium.

Results are ordered by Authority Score, strongest first.

Niches marked sensitive

Some categories are marked sensitive: gambling and sports betting, crypto, trading, medical, supplements, CBD, and loans.

They are part of the platform rather than hidden away, but you decide whether you see them. There is a setting on your profile that removes every site carrying a sensitive niche from your results. Leave it off and they appear normally, labelled so you always know what you are looking at.

Worth knowing plainly: that setting controls what you see, not who can approach you. It does not stop a member from sending you a request about one of those topics.

Sites managed for a client

Some sites belong to an agency's client rather than to the member directly. When that is the case the result says so, and it says who you would actually be dealing with.

The client is never named. You see the agency, because the agency is who you would talk to and who would answer for the agreement.

Blocking

Every result has a control to block that site or that person.

Blocking a person works in both directions and silently. They disappear from your searches and you disappear from theirs, neither of you can reach the other, and nothing tells them it happened. Blocking a site only hides that site from your own searches. Somebody who tries to contact a member who blocked them sees the same message as somebody contacting a member who is simply unavailable.

Blocking is not permanent. Your account settings hold the list of everyone you have blocked, and you can lift any of them from there. Lifting a block does not notify them either.