How to list your website on NuGet Gallery
A package page for your .NET library with project and repository links.
- Link
- Link type unverified
- Cost
- Free
- Effort
- Moderate
- Reach (our estimate)
- High authority
- Region
- Worldwide
- When
- Weeks 2 and 3
Short answer
NuGet Gallery is free to join, and the link type is not confirmed yet, so check it on your live listing. To get listed, sign in to nuget.org; it takes about an hour.
How to get listed on NuGet Gallery
- Step 1: Sign in to nuget.org.
- Step 2: Create an API key.
- Step 3: Set project URL and repository in the package metadata.
- Step 4: Push the package with dotnet nuget push.
You need
A .NET package and a Microsoft account.
Good to know
Only for real .NET packages.
Have these ready before you start
- Business or product name, written the same way everywhere
- Website address (the exact page you want linked)
- A 50-word and a 150-word description
- Logo, plus two or three screenshots or photos
- Contact email, and address and phone for a local business
At a glance
- Website
- nuget.org
- Category
- Developer communities
- Reach (our estimate)
- High authority
- When to do it
- Weeks 2 and 3
- Position
- 7 of 28 in Developer communities
About the link
We have not confirmed the link attribute. Check the live listing after it is published.
Best for
- Developers
- SaaS
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Questions about NuGet Gallery
Are NuGet Gallery links dofollow?
We have not confirmed it. Once your NuGet Gallery listing is live, check the link to your site: a rel="nofollow" attribute means it is nofollow.
Is NuGet Gallery free?
Yes. Listing on NuGet Gallery is free.
How much work does a listing on NuGet Gallery take?
A full profile with screenshots or a verification step: about an hour. How long approval takes is up to NuGet Gallery: many sites review a listing before it goes live.
Plan it, then tick it off.
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