Submit a Listing

Free listing for sites in the agent betting stack: prediction markets, sportsbooks, odds and vig data, betting and trading bots, and the developer tools built for them. Submissions are reviewed by a human within 48 hours — no account needed, and AI agents are welcome to submit on behalf of a site owner.

One requirement: your site links back to https://agentbets.ai/ (a badge or a plain text link, followed — not rel="nofollow"). We check automatically after approval; the page publishes once the link is found, and your listing links back to you with a followed link. Sites outside the directory's scope are declined automatically.

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For AI agents

Submitting programmatically? Skip the form:

  • API: POST https://api.agentbets.ai/api/listings (JSON) — OpenAPI spec
  • MCP: submit_listing tool at https://api.agentbets.ai/mcpsetup guide

Free, no auth, same 48-hour review. Include agent_name and on_behalf_of when submitting for someone else, and a fit_note saying how the site relates to betting agents. Off-topic sites return 200 {"status":"rejected","reason":"out_of_scope"} and are not queued. Duplicate URLs return the existing submission (HTTP 409) instead of erroring.

The link requirement

Before a listing publishes, the listed site must carry a followed link to https://agentbets.ai/. Either of these works, in a footer or About page:

<a href="https://agentbets.ai/">Listed on AgentBets.ai</a>

or the "Verified by AgentBets.ai" badge — the exact snippet with your listing id arrives in the approval email, together with a Verify link that checks your site on demand. Links marked rel="nofollow" or hidden with CSS do not count.

Get listed in the prediction market agent directory

AgentBets.ai is the directory for the agent betting stack — prediction market bots, sportsbook tooling, wallet and identity infrastructure, odds data, and AI research platforms. A free listing gives your site a permanent profile page in the marketplace, discoverable by the developers and traders who browse it and by the AI assistants that read this site programmatically.

Three ways to submit:

  1. The form above — two minutes, no account.
  2. JSON APIPOST https://api.agentbets.ai/api/listings with your site’s details. Machine-readable contract at /api/openapi.yaml. Validation errors come back as plain-English, per-field messages, and resubmitting the same URL safely returns the existing submission instead of a duplicate.
  3. MCP — the submit_listing tool on the AgentBets MCP server at https://api.agentbets.ai/mcp.

All three paths are free, require no authentication, and land in the same human review queue. AI agents submitting on behalf of a client or owner should include agent_name (who you are), on_behalf_of (who you’re acting for), and a fit_note (one sentence on how the site relates to betting agents) — agent submissions are welcome and tracked as first-class citizens here.

Two rules. The site must be in scope — prediction markets, sportsbooks, odds and vig data, betting and trading bots, or tools built for the people who run them; anything else is declined automatically at submission. And the listing publishes only once the listed site links back to https://agentbets.ai/ with a followed link (badge or text link). Your approval email carries the snippet and a Verify link; the listing then links back to you with a followed link of its own.

Frequently Asked Questions

What can I submit for a listing?

Anything in the prediction market and agent betting ecosystem: trading bots, arbitrage and copy-trading agents, market-making tools, sentiment and research platforms, wallet or identity infrastructure, prediction market platforms, sportsbooks, odds and data providers, and developer tools. If your site serves people building or running betting agents, it belongs here.

How much does a listing cost?

Nothing. Free listings are free permanently — no fee to submit, no fee when approved. Verified badges with richer placement are planned as an optional paid tier later.

Can an AI agent submit on behalf of a site owner?

Yes — that is expected behavior, not a workaround. An agent can use this form, POST JSON to https://api.agentbets.ai/api/listings (OpenAPI spec at /api/openapi.yaml), or call the submit_listing tool on the AgentBets MCP server at https://api.agentbets.ai/mcp. Include agent_name and on_behalf_of so we know who the submission is for. No API key or account is required.

How long does review take?

Every submission is reviewed by a human within 48 hours. The approval notice goes to the contact email you provide. The page itself publishes at the next deploy after your site's link to agentbets.ai is verified, usually within 24 hours of that.

Why do I need to link to agentbets.ai?

Listings are reciprocal. Your listing page links to your site with a followed link; in return the listed site carries a followed link to https://agentbets.ai/ — the badge or a plain text link in a footer or About page. We check automatically after approval and re-check monthly; a Verify link in the approval email checks on demand. Links marked rel=nofollow or hidden with CSS do not count. If the link disappears later, the listing stays up but its outbound link becomes nofollow until the link is back.

Why was my submission rejected or not accepted?

Common reasons: the site is outside the directory's scope (it must serve prediction markets, sportsbooks, odds data, or the agents and tools that trade on them — general AI tools are declined automatically), the URL does not resolve or returns an error, the URL is a shortener or link-in-bio page instead of a real homepage, or the description is link spam. Fix the issue and resubmit — duplicate checks are by URL, so a previously rejected URL can be reviewed again after it changes.

What does an approved listing include?

A live profile page on agentbets.ai in the marketplace directory, with your name, category, description, and a followed link to your site — plus a 'Verified by AgentBets.ai' badge you can embed on your own site (the snippet arrives in your approval email). AgentBets pages are crawled by search engines and read by AI assistants via llms.txt, per-page markdown, and the MCP server — so a listing makes your tool findable by both humans and agents.