Review standards
How we decide whether a Bot can be listed. Free Bots and Pro Bots have different standards.
Free BotsPublic sources and community sharing
Mostly automatic checks with human spot checks. Only the name, description and source link are shown.
- The repository or share page is public and says what the Bot is for.
- From open-source projects with a clear license; with no license, we show only the link and do not copy content.
- State credit and source clearly: original author, original project, description of changes.
- Updated within the last 12 months; Bots left unmaintained for a long time don't get featured.
- No malicious behavior, and no hard-coded keys or accounts.
- Nothing illegal, fraudulent, adult, or that violates others' privacy.
- Names and icons don't imitate official brands.
Pro BotDeveloper submission
Automatic checks plus human review, with a reviewer actually trying it. Only then can it join the revenue share.
- Original, or you can prove you have the right to distribute it.
- Purpose, scope and limits are clearly stated.
- At least 3 example prompts, tested and working for the reviewer.
- It must be clear what actions it takes on the user's behalf.
- Does not trick users into revealing privacy or lead them to unknown links.
- Does not get around Grok's usage rules.
- The author commits to handling feedback and reports promptly and keeping the Bot updated.
Review process
1
Submit
Fill in the form, or sign in with GitHub to claim a project.
2
Automatic checks
Checks the source, license, links and common security issues.
3
Human review
Pro Bots are tried out and checked item by item by a reviewer, who also checks for duplicates and confirms the first submitter.
4
Result
If approved, it goes live; if not, we explain why and you can revise and resubmit. We usually reply within 3 business days.
Not accepted, or may be removed
- Copying or renaming other people's work.
- Adding someone else's Bot and re-sharing it under your own name.
- Fake volume, fake reviews or cheating with linked accounts.
- Exaggerating features or misleading users.
- Collecting user data without saying so.
- Reported many times without fixing the problem.
- A valid complaint from a rights holder.
Author rights
- Claim your listed projects at any time.
- Update the description, or ask for an entry to be removed.
- Appeal a review result and we will re-examine it.
- See your Bots' valid adds and payout breakdown.