AIInlink

AIInlink is a conventional AI tools directory with curated products displayed on its homepage and individual profile pages for accepted submissions. Its submission system is free but requires users to upvote other tools before adding their own.

What’s included? ¶

An accepted submission receives an individual product page containing:

• The tool name
• A tagline
• A longer product description
• Product categorisation
• Pricing information
• Details of who created the product
• Links allowing visitors to reach the product website
• Inclusion within the directory’s AI tools catalogue

The prominent Visit link passes through AIInlink’s API for click tracking. Links within the body of the listing also use its click-tracking system rather than appearing as straightforward direct links to the submitted website.

This still creates a route from the directory to the product, but it is less attractive than a clean, directly crawlable backlink. Its SEO treatment will depend on how search engines interpret the tracking endpoint and redirect.

What do you need to supply? ¶

Requiring upvotes creates an additional step beyond simply completing the submission form. It appears intended to manufacture some engagement within the directory before users can add another product.

Results ¶

Truly Analytics was submitted to AIInlink on 2 August 2026 and received an individual product page.

However, neither Google nor Brave had indexed the submitted listing at the time of checking. The page therefore provided no externally discoverable backlink through either search engine during the reviewed period.

First Party Attribution also recorded no traffic from aiinlink.com:

No measurable referral traffic reached Truly Analytics from the directory.

AIInlink had a domain rating of nine when checked. This is relatively low and limits the appeal of the placement as a purely SEO-focused submission, particularly when the individual product page has not been indexed.

The site also showed little evidence of genuine user activity. Its requirement to upvote other tools creates activity inside the submission process, but that should not be mistaken for evidence of an active audience or meaningful product discovery.

Final verdict ¶

A low-value SEO submission with no measurable results.

The directory provides a reasonably complete listing containing the tool name, tagline, long description, categories, pricing and creator information. The submission is free, although users must sign in with Google and upvote other products before adding their own.

Its practical value appears limited. Truly Analytics recorded no events from aiinlink.com, and there was little visible activity suggesting that the directory has a meaningful browsing audience.

The outbound links also pass through AIInlink’s click-tracking API instead of providing completely clean direct links. That structure may be useful to the directory for recording clicks, but it makes the resulting link less straightforward from an SEO perspective.

With a domain rating of 9 and no indexing found through Google or Brave, the placement currently offers no demonstrated search value either. A future crawler may still discover the page, but that had not happened when checked.

Truly Analytics ¶

Truly Analytics established that the AIInlink listing produced no measurable referral traffic despite having a published product page and tracked outbound links.

First Party Attribution distinguishes between a directory listing merely existing and that listing delivering genuine website activity. In this case, there was no attributed traffic and no evidence that the page had been discovered by Google or Brave.

Truly Analytics helps organisations understand who is visiting their website, what their real traffic looks like, where it came from, and which marketing and sales activity delivers genuine value.