How to list your website on npm
Package pages that show your homepage, repository and documentation links.
- Link
- Link type unverified
- Cost
- Free
- Effort
- Moderate
- Reach (our estimate)
- High authority
- Region
- Worldwide
- When
- Weeks 2 and 3
Short answer
npm is free to join, and the link type is not confirmed yet, so check it on your live listing. To get listed, create an npm account (and an organization if needed); it takes about an hour.
How to get listed on npm
- Step 1: Create an npm account (and an organization if needed).
- Step 2: Set the homepage and repository fields in package.json.
- Step 3: Publish a genuinely useful package.
- Step 4: Keep the README current with links to your docs.
You need
A real JavaScript package and an npm account.
Good to know
Never publish placeholder packages just for links; npm removes spam.
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
- npmjs.com
- Category
- Developer communities
- Reach (our estimate)
- High authority
- When to do it
- Weeks 2 and 3
- Position
- 6 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
On these lists
Questions about npm
Are npm links dofollow?
We have not confirmed it. Once your npm listing is live, check the link to your site: a rel="nofollow" attribute means it is nofollow.
Is npm free?
Yes. Listing on npm is free.
How much work does a listing on npm take?
A full profile with screenshots or a verification step: about an hour. How long approval takes is up to npm: many sites review a listing before it goes live.
Plan it, then tick it off.
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