A flat, human-kept index of the web.
A systematic register of 841 web enterprises, arranged across 22 sections — browse the Broadside gazetteer or submit your own entry free of charge.
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Any legitimately operating website may submit an entry for inclusion in the Broadside gazetteer. The process is straightforward — provide your domain, select the section that best matches your trade or purpose, and add a brief description. Your entry is reviewed and filed at no charge. Free to list
Frequently asked
What is Broadside?
Broadside is a web directory organised in the manner of a printed gazetteer — a structured, section-by-section catalogue of enterprises and services that operate on the open web. It currently holds 841 entries across 22 classified sections.
Is it free to submit my site?
Yes. Broadside accepts standard directory submissions at no charge. Complete the submission form, select the section that best matches your site's trade or purpose, and add a brief description of your enterprise.
How are entries organised?
Entries are arranged in twenty-two sections by trade or activity — from Dental Practitioners & Oral Health to Computing, Software & Technology. Within each section, all entries are presented on equal terms; no entry is accorded preference over another.
How long does review take?
Submissions are reviewed for basic completeness before being filed in the register. The process is generally completed within a few working days, after which the entry will appear in the relevant section of the Broadside gazetteer.
Can I update my listing?
To update or correct an existing entry, use the submission form to resubmit your site's details with the corrected information. Note the change in your description, and the record will be amended during the next review cycle.
What kinds of sites are accepted?
Broadside catalogues legitimately operating web enterprises across a broad range of sectors. Sites that are operational and maintain a stable web presence are generally eligible. The directory spans commercial, professional, and public-interest concerns.
Does Broadside endorse the sites it lists?
Inclusion in the Broadside gazetteer is not an endorsement. The directory records entries as submitted; readers are responsible for their own assessment of any listed concern before making contact or entering into any arrangement with an operator.
About Broadside
Broadside is a web directory organised in the manner of a printed gazetteer — a systematic, section-by-section record of enterprises and services that maintain a presence on the open web. Eight hundred and forty-one entries are currently catalogued across twenty-two sections, each classified by trade or activity. The directory is freely browsable; no registration is required to consult the listings. Entries are submitted by operators themselves, reviewed for basic completeness, and then filed in the appropriate section of the register. Broadside is updated on a rolling basis as new submissions are received and processed. All entries are presented on equal terms within their section; no commercial preference or ranking by traffic is applied.