How to get your startup listed on AllMyFaves
TL;DR
AllMyFaves (also written All My Faves) is a visual start page, online since 2006, where hand-picked websites appear as logos in rows by category. You can suggest a site for free by email, or buy a category slot from $79 per 30 days. It suits consumer-facing startups with a recognisable logo in a busy category; B2B tools gain little.
What is AllMyFaves?
Shachar Pessis started AllMyFaves in 2006 with his brother Roy as "one page of the sites people actually use". Visitors open a category such as Email, News, AI or Crypto, scan the logos and click. Every site is picked by a person, and paid placements carry a small "Ad" mark.
Two more features matter for founders:
- The Latest / Weekly Faves: a row at the top of the homepage with the newest sites to pass review. The 2026 archive includes picks such as Inbox Zero, Tavus, Capy, DuckDuckGo's no-AI search and Fairphone, so young products do get in.
- My Faves: a free personal bookmarks page that brings visitors back.
Some older category pages still show brands that no longer exist, such as Wachovia and SmartMoney, so the deep lists get less care than the homepage rows.
Who should get listed on AllMyFaves?
- Consumer web apps and tools with a clear logo: email, travel, shopping, finance, AI assistants, games.
- Founders ready to pay for one test month in a high-view category.
- Skip it for B2B software, niche industry tools or anything that needs explanation before a click: visitors scan logos and move on.
How much does AllMyFaves cost?
Suggesting a site is free. The paid option on the Advertise page works like this:
- From $79 per 30 days for position 4 in one category, on the homepage and every country page that shows that category.
- One advertiser per category. Prices rise as a category sells; each sale sets the next price, and you keep first refusal on renewal.
- Every site is reviewed by hand before it goes up, your term starts only once it is live, and you get a full refund if your site is not a fit.
The page shows views per slot over the last 30 days, and they differ hugely: on 29 October 2026 the Email slot showed 117,134 views, Maps 110,239 and Search 105,698, while AI showed 78 and Travel 52 at the same $79 price.
How do you get your startup on AllMyFaves?
- Free suggestion: email info@allmyfaves.com with your URL, the category it belongs in and one line on why it deserves a spot. The FAQ says the team adds sites that are "relevant and appropriate".
- Paid slot: open the AllMyFaves Advertise page, compare categories by their 30-day views and price, and buy the position.
- Wait for the manual review; your 30 days start when the logo goes live.
- Track clicks with a UTM-tagged URL before you renew.
Tips to get more out of AllMyFaves
- Choose the slot by its view count. A $79 slot with 100,000+ views and one with under 100 views cost the same today.
- Use a clean, square logo: the logo is the whole listing.
- Buy early in a category: the price climbs with each sale.
- The DA of 60 belongs to allmyfaves.com; the real benefit is clicks from people scanning a category.
Our verdict
AllMyFaves is alive in 2026 and transparent about paid slots, which is rare. A free suggestion costs nothing; a $79 test month in a high-view category is a fair experiment for consumer startups. B2B founders should skip it.
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