Redaction ToolsFor vendors
How to get a tool listed, claim it, correct its pricing, and what a verified owner can and cannot change.
If you sell a redaction tool, this section is the whole of your relationship with this catalog.
The principle behind all of it: you are the authority on what you charge, and no vendor has a path to a published number that does not pass one of our editors. Those two facts have to hold together. A catalog that ignored vendors would carry stale prices; a catalog edited by the vendors it ranks would be worth nothing to a buyer.
Submitting a tool — how a tool we are missing gets into the queue, and what happens to it there.
Claiming a listing — proving you work for the vendor, which is what unlocks everything below.
Correcting a price — the only route from a vendor to a published figure, and what it looks like once published.
What you can change — the exact field list, and the reasoning behind where the line falls.
Logos and screenshots — what we need, what we do to it, and why an upload is not immediately live.
What you cannot buy
There is no paid placement, no sponsored row and no way to pay for a better position. Sort order is a property of the data. If a tool in this catalog is one of ours, its listing says so and it is ranked like everything else.
Glossary
The eight dimensions this catalog files tools under — media, deployment, method, pricing model, compliance, platform, capability and audience — and the terms inside each.
Submitting a tool
How to tell us about a redaction tool we are missing, what an editor does with it, and why a submission is never a live page.