Listing policy

This is the public version of the rules every listing must pass. We apply them the same way to free and (future) paid listings, and we would rather have a short directory than a padded one.

What we list

• Legitimate software and online services: hosting and servers, domains, VPNs, AI and developer APIs, email, storage, productivity tools and similar.
• The merchant must accept cryptocurrency (stablecoins such as USDT, USDC or DAI are shown first; BTC, ETH, LTC and other major coins also qualify) as a way to pay for its own product, either directly or through a payment processor.
• The merchant must confirm this itself — on its website, in its documentation or at checkout. See How we verify.

What we never list

• Exchanges, swap, OTC, on-ramp or off-ramp services, wallet top-up or cash-out services.
• Casinos, betting, sportsbooks, lotteries and prediction markets.
• Token sales, NFT or airdrop projects, trading bots or signals, yield, staking, lending or any other investment product.
• Grey-market gift cards, resold game or software keys, pirated software or content.
• Services whose main selling point is anonymity, skipping identity checks or getting around sanctions.
• Adult content, and services offering medical, legal or financial advice.

A privacy-respecting service (for example a VPN) can be listed if its core product is a normal, legal service. We judge the product, not the payment method.

What the site never contains

No coin prices, no charts, no trading or investment content, no referral links to exchanges. We document payment methods, nothing else.

Removal

• A listing that later falls into an excluded category is removed.
• A merchant that stops accepting stablecoins is not removed; the listing is marked as stopped with the date.
• Merchants can ask us to correct a listing through Submit or correct. We do not remove accurate, sourced listings on request.