If you don’t want me to do the submission for you then yes, you can purchase just the list. To do so visit this url and make the payment ($29.99): Buy the big list of Android review sites. This is exactly what this list contains right now: 88 sites that accept submissions via email, 114 sites that accept online submissions, 70 sites and forums that require accounts, 57 sites for stores and publishers and 28 social links. So in total over 350 links.

I cannot guarantee how many of the websites contacted will publish your app. In the lists I have there are very few websites that publish your app instantly without verifying it first (3-4), usually the other ones that publish will do so after a number of days, though I can’t tell you how much will do so due to factors I cannot control. I do guarantee that your app/game will be published to the social media accounts mentioned above, but please understand that there’s no guarantee on how many other sites will publish your app/game (aside the instant listings). This service is intended to save you time, give you an accurate list of sites as well as advices on what to do next to market your app.

After the submission process is finished I send you a report, an Excel file that contains several sheets grouped by the type of sites I submitted to (i.e. sites with email addresses, sites with online forms). The Excel file has well over 250+ sites that you can decide if you want to publish to or not, I only submit to the sites that are a good fit for your app or game (i.e. I don’t submit a business app to a game only review sites). You can see a screenshot below with a snippet of how that looks (I blurred out some contact information for privacy issues)

I take the submission process very seriously as honesty is one of my main characteristics (or flaws, depending on how you look at this 😉 ). After I fill in all the details for a site that has an online form, I take a screenshot. I also take screenshots for the sites that I contact via email. I deliver a zip file with all the screenshots (usually 80+ screenshots) along with the report. Plus, as I use the email address you provide for contact, you’ll receive dozens of replies from the submission sites (some with confirmation, others with promotional messages).

I need the URL of the app/game, an email address that I will use as a contact address when contacting websites and lastly a name to use for contacting the websites. Thus, you are the one receiving the replies from the submission websites.

I review the list of websites several times per week. Right now it has well over 250+ websites in there that I manually curate. I can guarantee that your app will be submitted to at least 130 websites (games to 140 review sites), as I only contact the sites that your app is a good match for. For instance I won’t submit your app to a listing site that only accepts games, nor I would submit a game to a site that only lists educational apps. Furthermore, I don’t submit to sites that only accept paid submissions. When the submission process is completed you will receive an excel file with all the mentioned websites, with columns that show their popularity and also observations regarding each website (i.e. which ones accept only games). After analyzing my competition I can tell you that I have the most accurate list of Android submission websites.

I do have a list of iOS review sites too, if you are interested in that just contact me and I can submit your app to iOS sites too.