How listings are chosen
Published so the answer to any question about this library is a lookup, not an argument.
Nobody pays to be here
Listing is free and stays free. No tool has paid to appear, no tool has paid for its position, and no tool can. Entry and order are the only two things a reader has reason to trust, so neither is for sale.
Ordering is alphabetical inside each category, and it is checked by the build. If that ever changes, it changes here first.
If money is ever taken for anything on this page, for a longer profile or a labeled sponsor slot, that listing will carry the word sponsored where you read it, and its outbound link will carry rel="sponsored". That is Google's requirement for a paid link and the Federal Trade Commission's for a material connection. None of it applies today because no money has changed hands.
What a listing is, and is not
A listing summarizes what a provider publishes about its own product, on a date recorded with the entry. It is not a review, not a test, and not an endorsement. Nobody here has run a mentoring program on all twelve platforms, and a page that implied otherwise would be lying.
There are no ratings, no scores, and no testimonials, because there is no honest way to produce them at this size. There are no prices either. Pricing changes faster than any directory updates, so each entry links to the provider's own pricing page instead.
What gets a tool listed
- It is a real, live product with a public product or pricing page.
- It serves coaching, mentoring, course, or community work.
- The company behind it can be identified.
- It is not a white-label resale of something already listed.
- Its claims can be checked against its own public pages.
What does not get listed
- Dead or parked sites.
- Multi-level marketing and get-rich programs.
- Lead generation shells with no product behind them.
- Anything that cannot be verified from its own public pages.
What gets a tool removed
- The site is dead, or the company was acquired and the product retired.
- The product pivoted away from this work.
- It was misrepresented at application.
- It has gone twelve months without a successful recheck.
Corrections
Every entry records the date its provider pages were checked. If something is wrong, say so and it gets fixed, whether you work there or not. Write tohello@mentr.me, orsubmit a tool that is missing.