A directory list kept honest by hand, not by script.
Tellal started as a spreadsheet of every AI directory worth submitting to. It is now a submission service, a tested list, and a report you can forward to anyone.
Hi, I'm the maker behind Tellal.
I built Tellal after launching my own tool and spending a full week filling in directory forms. The list I kept during that week turned out to be more useful than the launch itself, so I kept testing directories and writing down which ones actually accept submissions and pass authority.
Today I run every campaign by hand. No automation, no scraped lists, no paid link schemes — just the same process I use for my own products, documented listing by listing.
If you want to know whether a specific directory is worth it, email me. I have probably submitted to it.
How the list is built
Tested before it reaches you
Every directory on the list has been submitted to at least once. If the form is broken or the listing never appears, it never enters a campaign.
Dropped the moment it dies
Directories stop accepting submissions all the time. The list is reviewed monthly and dead entries are removed rather than quietly padded out.
Filed by a person
Logins, captchas, category pickers and follow-up emails are handled manually, which is why approvals come back instead of rejections.
Documented, not promised
Each campaign ends with a confirmation link or success message for every listing, in one document you can forward to your team or investors.
Every founder knows they should be listed everywhere. Almost nobody has 70 hours to fill in the same form a hundred times. Tellal is that week of work, done for you, with a link to prove each listing.
No subscriptions, no retainers. You pay once per campaign.
The full list is filed within two working weeks of your intake.
If the campaign does not land, we make it right or refund it.