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SourceForge: how to get listed

SourceForge has two tracks: open-source project hosting with downloads, and a business software directory of more than 120,000 titles with ratings, comparisons and category rankings. Commercial products use the vendor route.

Checked on September 17, 2026 on the platform’s public pages.

Who lists here

Companies selling software to businesses that want a comparison-site profile with reviews; open-source projects use the separate Create a Project route instead.

What to prepare

  • The vendor form asks for your name, email, company, title, website, phone, founding year, location, software title, a square hi-res logo, a product description and the target audience, plus a consent checkbox.
  • A product description written for buyers comparing tools, since pages show ratings, alternatives and Visit Website buttons.
  • Awareness that upgraded listings and premium packages exist with a separate pricing page; basic listings rank below upgraded ones.

What “live” means here

The form wording is a request for a business listings page; the pages show no review timeline. Live means a resolving product page with a working Visit Website link and a category placement.

Worth knowing

Leader and Top Performer badges are earned through collected reviews, not granted at listing time, so plan review collection separately. Open-source projects belong on the separate Create a Project route, which is a different product from a business listing.

Official site: SourceForge ↗All b2b software review sites →

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