Submit to Google Play Store
Google's official store for Android apps and games and the default install source on most Android phones. Developers publish through Play Console, and each listing shows ratings, screenshots, data-safety details and a link to the developer's website.
play.google.com · Checked
Google Play Store at a glance
- Pricing
- Paid
- US$25 one-time registration fee; service fees on paid apps and in-app sales vary by program (Google says 97% of developers pay no service fee)
- Link type
- Dofollow
- Listing https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=notion.id 'Website' link to notion.so/mobile has no rel attribute (checked 2026-09-23)
- Review
- Not stated
- Link back required
- No
- Account required
- Yes
- Domain Rating
- Not available
- Google Play Store lives on play.google.com, a shared platform. Its DR would be the platform’s, not this directory’s, so we don’t show one.
- Tranco rank
- Not ranked
- No Tranco rank on record for this site.
- Who browses it
- Android phone, tablet and TV users
- Last checked
How to submit to Google Play Store
Open the Google Play Store submission page
This is the page makers use to add a product.
Create an account
Google Play Store asks you to sign up before you can submit.
Have your assets ready
Name, tagline, description, logo and screenshots. The checklist below covers what to prepare so you can fill the form in one go.
Fill in the form carefully
Pick the most specific category the form offers and write the description for the people who browse Google Play Store (Android phone, tablet and TV users), not for search engines.
Wait, then check
We couldn’t confirm how listings are reviewed. Once yours is live, check the details and that the link points to the right page.
Tips for Google Play Store
- Pay the one-time $25 fee and accept the Developer Distribution Agreement when creating the Play Console account.
- Read the service-fee page before pricing: Google says 99% of developers who owe a service fee qualify for 15% or less through its programs.
- Fill in the Website field on your listing; it is shown in the app's developer contact section.
From Google Play Store’s own guidelines and pages, in our words.
What to prepare
The basics every directory asks for, plus what matters most for mobile app directories.
- Product name and a one-line tagline (about 60 characters)
- A short description (1–2 sentences) and a longer one (a short paragraph)
- Square logo, at least 256×256 px, PNG or SVG
- 2–3 screenshots at a consistent size
- The exact page you want the link to point to
- Pricing model (free, freemium or paid) and a contact email
- App Store and Google Play links (the public listing, not a TestFlight link)
- Phone-sized screenshots in the store’s aspect ratio, plus an app icon at 1024×1024 px
- Price, in-app purchases and subscription terms, stated plainly
- Promo codes for reviewers, if it’s a paid app
Is Google Play Store worth it?
A followed link, with a low bar
The listing link we inspected was followed, but we couldn’t confirm that anyone reviews listings. Directories that accept everyone tend to carry less weight, so treat it as a small plus, not a priority.
- No Tranco rank on record, so we can’t say how much traffic it gets.
- Listing costs money. Pay for the audience, not the link: Google’s spam policies treat buying links that pass ranking value as a link scheme.
This verdict is worked out from the facts above with fixed rules (link type, review, price, Tranco rank), not paid for. The directory has no say in it.
Questions about Google Play Store
Is Google Play Store free?
No. Google Play Store charges for listings. Pricing details: US$25 one-time registration fee; service fees on paid apps and in-app sales vary by program (Google says 97% of developers pay no service fee). We checked on Sep 23, 2026.
Does Google Play Store give a dofollow link?
Yes. The listing link we inspected was a followed (dofollow) link. Evidence: Listing https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=notion.id 'Website' link to notion.so/mobile has no rel attribute (checked 2026-09-23).
How do I submit to Google Play Store?
Submit at https://support.google.com/googleplay/android-developer/answer/6112435. You need an account first. Tip: Pay the one-time $25 fee and accept the Developer Distribution Agreement when creating the Play Console account.
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