Directory database · No-code tools
Where to submit a no-code tool: 10 directories
No-code directories are browsed by founders, marketers and operations teams who want to build something without an engineer: a site, an internal tool, an automation, an app. They compare tools by what they can build, how hard it is to learn and what it costs once they outgrow the free plan. Show finished results, not the editor: a live site, an app screen or an automation that ran. Templates and tutorials count for a lot, because they shorten the time to a first result. Integrations with the tools this audience already uses (Airtable, Zapier, Make, Stripe, Google Sheets) belong near the top of the listing. Low-code tools aimed at developers should say so, since no-code directories often split the two audiences.
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No Code Founders
nocodefounders.com
A community and tools-and-deals directory for no-code and low-code founders, with blueprints, courses and a weekly newsletter. A paid listing adds a permanent tool page plus a short featured period…
Airtable Marketplace
airtable.com
Airtable's marketplace of extensions and integrations that add features to Airtable bases. Developers submit extension code and listing details for review; approved extensions get a listing page…
Bubble Plugin & Template Marketplace
bubble.io
Bubble's marketplace of plugins and app templates that no-code builders install into their Bubble apps. Approved plugins and templates are listed for all Bubble users, and sellers can charge for…
Make Integrations Directory
make.com
The catalogue of apps available inside Make, the visual automation platform. Developers build a custom app and, after passing Make's review, it becomes available to every Make user and appears among…
No-Code Supply Co
nocodesupply.co
No-Code Supply Co is a hand-picked directory of no-code resources: inspiring websites, apps, utilities, components, templates and courses, with a large share of Webflow-built work. Community members…
NoCodeFinder
nocodefinder.com
A no-code and low-code tool directory organised by builder type (app, website, backend, automation, AI chatbot and more), with a 'get your stack' helper. Listed tools get a profile page within their…
Webflow Marketplace (Apps)
webflow.com
Webflow's marketplace of apps and integrations that designers and site owners connect to their Webflow projects. Each app has a detail page with a description, screenshots and a link to the…
Automation lists that also list no-code tools 2
Most popular first.
AI Tools (aitools.inc)
aitools.inc
An AI tools directory organised by task and category, run alongside an AI automation community and a daily AI newsletter. Free listings wait in a long queue, while a one-time fee gets you placed…
Zapier App Directory
zapier.com
Zapier's public directory of apps that can be connected in automated workflows, with a page per app showing supported triggers, actions and popular pairings. Getting a public integration listed puts…
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How to prioritise
- No-code directories that let you add templates or example builds.
- Automation and integration directories, if your tool connects apps.
- Communities and newsletters for no-code builders.
Questions about this list
What should a no-code tool show in its listing?
Things people built with it, with links if they are live, plus templates they can copy. A screenshot of a finished site or app persuades more than a view of the builder.
Should I list as no-code or low-code?
Pick the one your users would use. If building needs code for anything beyond the basics, say low-code; no-code directories list both, but users who expected no code and hit a script editor leave.
Which integrations should I mention?
The ones your users already pay for: common databases, spreadsheets, payment and automation tools. List them by name so the directory’s filters and search pick them up.
Which of these directories give a dofollow link?
3 of the 10 had a followed (dofollow) listing link when we checked: No Code Founders, NoCodeLib, Webflow Marketplace (Apps). Directories change their link policy, so check your own listing once it is live.